Archaeologists have found an intact burial cave containing dozens of artifacts that dates to the time of the Egyptian Pharaoh Ramesses II. The discovery of the space, described by officials as being ‘frozen in time,’ was made by accident when a mechanical digger hit the roof of the structure at a beach spot in Palmahim National Park. The burial site contains dozens of pieces of intact pottery and bronze vessels, jars and bowls of various types, cooking vessels and oil lamps. There were also very small vessels that had held tiny amounts of precious substances. Archaeologists have found an intact…
