Ancient Artifacts Unearthed in 63 Nile Delta Tombs

Egyptian archaeologists uncover relics from the Late and Ptolemaic periods, including gold pieces and bronze coins.

The discovery was made at the Tell al-Deir necropolis in Damietta city, about 200 km north of Cairo.
Artifacts include gold jewelry, statues, funerary amulets, and a pottery vessel with 38 bronze coins.
The Ptolemaic dynasty, Egypt's last before Roman rule, began with Ptolemy I after Alexander the Great's conquest.
Experts are working to restore and classify the finds, which may be displayed in Egyptian museums.
This discovery adds significant insights into Egypt's Late and Ptolemaic periods.