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Four tombs discovered in Roman necropolis in Gaza

  • Archaeologist Fadel Al-Otol: Discovery marks the first complete Roman necropolis, or cemetery, fully unearthed in Gaza
  • Total number of tombs dating back 2,000 years now stand at 134 since the necropolis was discovered last year
By AFP ·
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Archaeological discoveries confirm Arab Gulf region’s long history of religious coexistence

By Jonathan Gornall ·

Ancient skeleton found in Mexico cave threatened by tourist train project

By AP ·
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Pakistani archaeologists find evidence of Sindh settlements that predate 8th century Arab rulers

By Zulfiqar Kunbhar ·

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