Arrr, matey! We be diggin' up Egypt's treasures, findin' baubles from the last dynasties—more loot than a pirate's dream!
2024-08-12
Arrr, matey! We’ve plundered the sands o' the Nile, diggin’ up a hoard o' ancient trinkets from the time when pharaohs ruled! Aye, some be older than a barnacle on a ship’s hull—nearly 2,500 years! A true treasure for any scallywag!
Ahoy, mateys! Gather 'round as I spin ye a yarn of treasure plundered from the depths of the Nile Delta! A band o' brave archaeological scallywags hath unearthed a veritable bounty of ancient Egyptian trinkets, some as old as the sea herself—nearly 2,500 years! Aye, ye heard me right!Amongst the spoils be a glitterin’ collection of bronze doubloons, fine pottery, and golden baubles fit for a pirate king! The Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities be celebratin' this grand discovery at the Tell al-Deir necropolis in Damietta, where the muddy tombs lay like hidden galleons awaitin' their crew.But wait! There’s more! They found statues, funerary charms, and even a pottery vessel that held 38 shiny bronze coins from the time when the Ptolemaic scallywags ruled! Aye, the last dynasty before the Roman Empire be comin’ to claim the loot!Ye see, this Ptolemaic dynasty was born when Alexander the Great set sail for Egypt way back in 332 B.C. Aye, and it all ended with Cleopatra, the fiercest wench of the lot! So raise a tankard to these newfound treasures, as experts be workin' tirelessly to restore and classify the spoils of this grand adventure!