O piramidă veche de 1.700 de ani a fost descoperită în Egipt. O poezie în limba greacă şi o monedă de bronz, găsite în interior

An archaeological discovery in Egypt revealed a 1,700-year-old pyramid in Dakhla Oasis, initially thought to be for a king but actually a couple's tomb. Inside, a Greek poem and a bronze coin depicting Emperor Constantine were found. The tomb features unique architectural elements and rare funerary inscriptions, according to the Egyptian Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities. Located in the Bir al-Shughala area, the tomb housed the remains of a judge and his wife, showcasing a blend of Egyptian, Greek, and Roman traditions. The entrance was sealed with a stone block depicting Osiris, and excavations uncovered significant artifacts, including a stone stele with a funeral elegy in ancient Greek.