Archaeologists in Egypt have uncovered 63 mudbrick tombs and several simple burials containing a collection of gold foils from the 26th Dynasty of the Late Period. This correlates with the Ptolemaic era (305 BC-30 BC), with a number of bronze coins from the Hermetic period also found during the mission's excavations at the Tel Al-Deir cemetery in the new city of Damat. Dr. Muhammad Ismail Khalid, Secretary General of the Supreme Council of Antiquities, stated that this discovery aligns with the directives of the Minister of Tourism and Antiquities to prioritize Egyptian archaeological missions and uncover more secrets of ancient Egyptian civilization. The Egyptian Archaeological Mission of the Supreme Council of Antiquities, who carried out the dig, provided all this information in a press release. Read moreSection: ArtifactsOther ArtifactsNewsHistory & ArchaeologyAncient PlacesAfricaRead Later 

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John Schneider is out to protect memorabilia from his Dukes of Hazzard career and is taking steps to prevent his stepdaughter, Jessica Dollard, from selling them. He recently filed a lawsuit against Maven Entertainment Group LLC, which his late wife Alicia Allain ran with his film studio and Jessica before her passing. John presented a case of breach of contract, stating that the company is in illegal possession of his property, which he hopes to repossess by the year’s end. He claimed his assets were moved under false pretense, and he is demanding them back before Jessica makes a move to sell them off. John Schneider suing his stepdaughter — inside the lawsuit Instagram John leveraged his fanbase via social media, asking them to call the companies Jessica hired to sell off his property. Like John wanted, M&E Partners and Integra Asset Solutions received backlash and threats from the film star’s followers on Facebook, prompting the businesses to address misconceptions via statements from their counsel. RELATED: John Schneider Claims His Late Wife’s Ashes And Wedding Ring Got Stolen THE DUKES OF HAZZARD, Tom Wopat, Catherine Bach, John Schneider, 1979-1985. (c) Warner Bros. Television/ Courtesy: Everett Collection. John thanked his supporters for helping to take down the auction, noting that a united people can do anything. He encouraged his fans not to relent as it was not over yet, but he celebrated the current “battle” that had been won. John’s  legal counsel, Stephen M. Gelé, of Griffin & Bivalacqua LLC, joined him to appreciate his fanbase and echoed his resolve to “defend what he worked hard for.” John’s General Lee was part of the auctioned goods Jessica intended to sell John’s movie props, film scripts, autograph memorabilia, and his prized General Lee, which he had been seeking for months. John also called out the auction houses for listing his late spouse’s ashes for sale. However, they issued a statement to deny this allegation via their legal counsel, clarifying that they are not in control of Allain’s remains. Instagram The auction was slated for July 30, but amid pressure from John and his fans, both companies were forced to cancel the sale. John has been most vocal about his General Lee, which Allain gifted him on Facebook Live during his birthday. Click for next Article The post John Schneider Suing Stepdaughter As She Attempts To Sell ‘Dukes Of Hazzard’ Memorabilia appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author, Peace A