Archaeologists Find 260 Circular Tombs in the Sahara

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Over 200 ancient tombs have been discovered in the desert between the Nile and the Red Sea. At first, archaeologists thought they might belong to the ancient Egyptians but they were wrong. These burial sites are much older. They date back to roughly 4000–2000 BCE, before the rise of Pharaonic Egypt. So who built them? And what happened to this lost culture?

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Category
Unexplained Mysteries
Tags
ancient burials, ancient history, ancient tombs
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