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In Egypt, tombstones and wall paintings from Roman times discovered

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17 January 2019
Tombs and wall paintings from Roman times were discovered in Egypt
In Egypt, tombstones and wall paintings from Roman times discovered

In south-west Egypt, Beir Al-Shaghala, archaeologists have discovered two ancient tombs, built in different styles. The buildings, made of dried brick, are decorated with wall paintings. The paintings showed the process of mummification.

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Catapult, Edward PoynterSiege of Jerusalem Cleopatra VIICleopatra VII DiocletianDiocletian Gaul in the 1st century BCEGallic Wars Zenobia, author of the painting unknownSeptimia Zenobia
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