The ancient city of Egypt precedes the pyramids and the first pharaoh

15. 04. 2019
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It was discovered in Egypt 7 000 Year Old City which preceded pharaohs and pyramids. A group of French and Egyptian archaeologists made another surprising discovery in Egypt because they dug the remains of one of the oldest settlements in the world that date back to the Neolithic period. The Ministry of Antiques has also announced that this finding "offers a unique opportunity to shed light on prehistoric communities that lived in the Nile Delta before the reign of the first Pharaoh Dynasty".

A city older than a pyramid

The Egyptian Ministry of Antiques has issued a statement that the archaeologist has excavated silos that contain large amounts of animal remains and plant remnants, ceramics and stone tools. Everything in fertile lands Tell el Samara, located in Dacalia, about 140 kilometers north of Cairo. The settlement dates back to around 5 000 BC, meaning that it significantly prevents the construction of the famous Giza pyramids by at least 2500 years.

According to experts, rural agriculture was heavily dependent on rain. This discovery can help experts understand the development of agriculture based on the irrigation system used by the ancient Nile Delta inhabitants.

Dr. Nadia Khedr, a ministry official responsible for Egyptian, Greek, and Roman antiquities, explained how rain-based plantations at that time could give "early Egyptians" the opportunity to initiate extensive irrigation.

"An analysis of the biological material that has been discovered will give us a clearer picture of the first communities that settled in Delta and the origins of farming and farming in Egypt."

Egypt and new discoveries

Recently, Egypt has become a hot zone for archaeological discoveries. We recently reported on the discovery of "second sphinx"In Luxor, a few meters below the surface. In addition, another group of archaeologists has recently discovered what is now considered the oldest cheese in the world in the tomb of Ptahmes, Mayor of the old city of Memphis. According to a study published in Analytical Chemistry of the American Chemical Society.

There was also a sensational discovery in Alexandria

Construction workers discovered a massive granite sarcophagus. Some experts even thought that the massive unopened granite sarcophagus could be the resting place of Alexander the Great. However, after the ancient tomb was opened, the experts found that it was filled with skeletal remains of three individuals who were most likely soldiers. Dating was found until the Ptolemy period between 305 BC and 30 BC

When dredging in southern Egypt, archaeologists also discovered an extremely rare marble head. It should depict the Roman Emperor Marc Aurelius.

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