Hidden 'City of the Dead' discovered with over 300 tombs in Egypt

Archaeologists have uncovered a stunning discovery in Aswan, Egypt - 36 tombs containing 30 to 40 mummies each, dating back over 4,500 years. Dubbed the "City of the Dead," these tombs served for nearly 900 years, shedding light on ancient cultures and burial practices. Join us as we explore this fascinating archaeological find!
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[@snowmiaow]

Stop digging that up for now! Study what you already have. Attract tourists some other kind of way.