“Almost 2,000 years ago, at a time when the Romans ruled Egypt, a woman named “Demetria” was laid to rest in a magnificently decorated catacomb at Saqqara in Egypt.”
“A carving found in the underground tomb appears to depict Demetria wearing an elaborate dress while carrying grapes. Some sort of pet looks up at her, with two of its paws on her dress.”
“An Egyptian-Japanese team, led by Nozomo Kawai, an archaeology professor at Kanazawa University in Japan, discovered the catacomb at a site in Saqqara, a vast burial ground that served as a necropolis for royalty and other officials in the first capital of Egypt, Memphis.”
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