Ancient wine cellars discovered in Egypt's Nile Delta

CAIRO -- Archeologists have found wine cellars dating back to the Greco-Roman period in Egypt's Nile Delta. The Antiquities Ministry says Monday that the excavations took place in Tel Kom al Trogy, north of Cairo, an area known for producing fine wines in antiquity. There was no wine found in the storage galleries. Mostafa Waziri, secretary general of the Supreme Council of Antiquities, says the storage rooms were built out of mud-brick with irregularly shaped limestone blocks inside, apparently