The Valley of the Golden Mummies is an archaeological site located in the Western Desert of Egypt. Discovered in 1996, it contains a large number of mummies dating back to the Roman period. The mummies are notable for their gilded masks and intricate burial artifacts, which provide insight into ancient Egyptian burial practices. This site is part of the larger Bahariya Oasis and is significant for its well-preserved remains. The mummies were found in several tombs, showcasing a blend of Egyptian and Greco-Roman influences. The discovery has contributed to our understanding of the cultural interactions during that era.