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Roman-era tombs found in Alexandria

Alexandria's antiquities department has discovered a new archaeological monument in the eastern area of the city.

Supreme Council of Antiquities announced a new discovery of the tombs of the builders of the pyramids near the Great Pyramid on the January 10, 2010 [Credit: Egypt Independent] Archaeologists revealed several items, including cisterns, pottery remains, and a headstone. The items were transferred to Alexandria National Museum. All items belong to the Roman era....

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