The white wall of Egypt's oldest capital discovered by Russian archaeologists
The
Russian mission working at Mit Rahina village on a concessions consists of 3
parts (Kom Tuman, Kom Dawbabi and Tell Aziziya) has successfully discovered a
part of the white wall the once surrounded Memphis, the first capital of
ancient Egypt at Kom Tuman.
Minister
of antiquities, Dr. Mamdouh El Damaty announced today.
The
mission director Dr. Galina A Belova said "A number of pottery making
ovens and bronze tools were also found. The excavations will continue and we
will be working on unearthing the rest of the wall as well as any
archaeological elements which could help us to know more about this early
period of the Egyptian history."
#Egypt
#Archaeology #Egyptology
Labels: Dr. Galina Belova, Dr. Mamdouh El Damaty, Kom Tuman, Memphis, Mit Rahina, Old Kingdom, Tell Aziziya, White Wall of Memphis
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