A recent excavation at Petra's Treasury building has led to the discovery of an untouched tomb containing 12 human skeletons and numerous grave offerings.
Groundbreaking Archaeological Find: New Tomb Unearthed in Petra
Groundbreaking Archaeological Find: New Tomb Unearthed in Petra
Significant discovery at Petra unveils ancient tomb filled with human remains and artifacts.
In a groundbreaking development, archaeologists working in Petra, Jordan have uncovered a spectacular tomb near the iconic Treasury building, part of a UNESCO World Heritage site. This discovery comes two decades after hidden tombs were first found around the Treasury in 2003. The recent excavation, led by Dr. Richard Bates and a team of researchers, utilized advanced ground-penetrating radar technology to explore the site. Upon receiving permission, the team conducted a detailed survey of the area, uncovering an undisturbed tomb containing 12 human skeletons alongside a collection of grave goods. This significant find offers new insights into the ancient city's history and confirms long-standing suspicions of further buried treasures at this renowned location.
