El Alamein, Egypt – Foreign media reports have highlighted the new archaeological discoveries in the Marina El Alamein area on the Egyptian North Coast. These discoveries included finding golden tongues inside several tombs, along with uncovering 18 new tombs.
Significance of Golden Tongues in Burial Rituals
A report cited by news “agencies” and followed by “Voice of the Emirates” indicated that golden tongues were used in ancient burial rituals. Egyptians during those periods believed they helped the deceased speak before the gods in the afterlife.
This discovery gives great archaeological and religious value to the region, providing new and important evidence of funeral beliefs. These beliefs reflect the historical and cultural richness that characterized the region during the Greco-Roman eras.
Diversity of Tombs and Exploring Social Life
The report explained that excavation works revealed variously designed tombs containing skeletons, artifacts, and unique funerary items. This discovery opens the door for researchers to delve deeper into the social and economic life of the city.
Marina El Alamein is considered one of the most prominent active historical ports on the Mediterranean coast. These artifacts contribute to painting a clearer picture of the nature of life and trade during that prosperous era.
Enhancing Egypt’s Touristic and Archaeological Status
Media coverage confirmed that these discoveries enhance Egypt’s position as one of the richest countries in the world in human heritage. At the same time, they highlight the continuous success of archaeological missions in revealing more secrets of ancient civilizations.
These successive achievements are expected to significantly support the scientific research movement. They will also play a pivotal role in revitalizing cultural and archaeological tourism, attracting more visitors interested in ancient Egyptian history.
