All about the 'City of the Dead'

Archaeologists in Aswan, Egypt, have unearthed a vast "City of the Dead" containing over 1000 mummies in more than 300 tombs. Dating back from the 6th century B.C. to the 9th century A.D., this discovery provides insights into ancient burial practices and social hierarchies. The site's well-preserved artifacts, including infant mummies and funeral gifts, highlight the harsh living conditions and health challenges faced by ancient Egyptians. This find underscores ongoing efforts to preserve and study Egypt's rich archaeological heritage.

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All about the 'City of the Dead'

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