Over the past five years, work on the natural gas distribution network in Drama has uncovered many interesting archaeological finds. These discoveries offer new information about the city's long history. The excavations revealed everyday objects and parts of buildings. These show that people lived in Drama from the Hellenistic period up to the Byzantine era. Among the finds are parts of homes, stone-paved roads, household items, pottery, coins, and pipes. These give valuable insights into the daily lives of people who lived in ancient Drama. One of the most interesting discoveries was two undisturbed graves - one of a man and one of a young woman. Early studies suggest the woman was between 16 and 22 years old. In her grave, archaeologists found items such as a silver spatula, a bronze mirror, a glass container, and a silver coin. Another grave contained 12 bronze coins from the ancient city of Philippi. The finds were presented...