 
 Roman-Era Necropolis Uncovered Near Egypt's Northern Coast
The discovery highlights Marsa Matruh's importance, as a Mediterranean trade hub, during the Roman era. The site includes two catacomb-style tombs with 29 burial niches, as well as, a complete Roman bathhouse with reception halls, seating areas, and water storage.
Archaeologists also found artefacts, such as, glass tear vials, inscribed offering tables, a Roman toga-clad statue, a ram statue, and bronze coins.– NNN-MENA 
 
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