The archaeologists working at the cemetery have discovered at least 125 graves with partially preserved skeletons and two rare lead coffins.
According to experts' statements, one of the coffins was adorned with grape images, while the other one was decorated with dolphins.
The discovery of these intricately adorned lead coffins sheds light on the artistic and cultural practices of ancient Roman burials in the region.
Archaeologists also believe that these findings will provide valuable insights into the cultural and artistic aspects of the Roman period in Gaza.
