Two Dozen ‘Gold Tongues’ Discovered Inside Egyptian Tombs by the Mediterranean

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New tomb finds reveal Greek, Egyptian, and Roman influences in ancient Marina El Alamein.

Archaeologists Found 24 Gold Funerary Pieces

The Tongues Were Meant to Restore Speech

The Discovery Came From 18 Tombs

Some Chambers Had Remained Sealed Since Antiquity

A Rare Eye of Horus Piece Was Among Them

A Sealed Granite Sarcophagus Was Also Found

A Plaster Sphinx Lay Nearby

Aphrodite Appeared Beside Egyptian Symbols

The Cemetery Revealed Different Social Groups

The Site Was Once the City of Leukaspis

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Ancient burial grounds can preserve far more than human remains. Their architecture and objects reveal how communities understood status, religion and the journey they believed followed death.

This discovery is especially striking because several traditions appear together in one coastal setting. Each detail adds another layer to the identity of the people once buried there.

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