Egyptian archaeologists uncovered three previously unknown tombs from different historical periods at the Sheikh Soby site in the Bahariya Oasis. The tombs, announced by the Egyptian Tourism and Antiquities Ministry, include a Late Period rock-cut tomb with a family burial, a Roman-era staircase-style tomb likely unused for burials, and another Roman-period shaft tomb with multiple chambers and burial practices. Artifacts such as mummies wrapped in linen, terracotta figurines, and fragments of ceramic coffins were also found. The discoveries provide insights into burial customs across various eras of Egyptian history.
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