Palestinian workers accidentally discovered ancient tombs while working on a construction site in the Gaza Strip. Archaeologists later found 135 ancient Roman tombs dating back about 2,000 years ago, making it the largest tomb group ever discovered in Gaza. Two bodies were also unearthed. Rare lead coffin.
On September 23, at a construction site near Jebaliya in northern Gaza, workers conducted archaeological excavations at the site.Xinhua News Agency/AP
On September 23, at a construction site near Jebaliya in northern Gaza, workers conducted archaeological excavations at the site.Xinhua News Agency/AP
On September 23, at a construction site near Jebaliya in northern Gaza, workers conducted archaeological excavations at the site.Xinhua News Agency/AP
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