Overview

• The tombs were discovered in the 1930s and 1990s but remained closed to the public until now.
• Located near Ashkelon's beach, the tombs feature intricate wall paintings of mythological figures, animals, and daily life scenes.
• Conservation efforts included cleaning, enhancing pigments, and relocating one tomb for better preservation.
• The new park will also showcase other archaeological finds such as sarcophaguses, wine presses, and olive presses.
• Ashkelon, rich in history, was a significant city during Roman times and has been a focal point for archaeological discoveries.