The main hall was built from mud bricks. The northern wall of the hall is the entrance to two burial chambers, which led two other tombs that had a number of human skeletons. Archeologists also found clay lamps and pottery vessels inside the chambers.

Head of the Ancient Egyptian Antiquities sector, Ayman Ashmawy explained that on the east of the first tomb is a second tomb with very distinguished paintings depicting the mummification process of the dead.

Ashmawy said “The archaeological excavations l began on the site [Ber El-Shaghala]  started in 2002 and continued for five archaeological seasons, where the mission succeeded to discover more than 10 incomplete sandstone tombs from the Greek era.”