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Ptolemaic-era temple discovered in Sohag
Archaeologists have discovered a 2,200-year-old temple in Egypt. It is believed to belong to Ptolemy IV Philopator of the Ptolemaic Kingdom. The structure of the ancient cemetery was found by chance as excavators supplied sewage lines to the village of Kom Ashqaw in the city of Tama, north of Sohag, according to the Egyptian Ministry of Antiquities’ posts on its official Facebook page. A team of researchers have uncovered a...
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Discovery Channel will produce three promotional films about the Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM), which is scheduled to open in 2020, the Ministry of Tourism said on Sunday. These films are part of the partnership established by the Tourism Ministry with Discovery announced in September, the ministry said in a statement. The films will be shown on various network channels around the world, before the museum opens to the public, to...
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Three people, at least two of them women, were buried in the city of Luxor some 3,500 years ago. A team of French archeologists has discovered their coffins in the necropolis of al-Asasif, complete with original paint. Egyptian authorities on Wednesday confirmed the latest archeological discovery to come from the ancient city of Luxor— three painted wooden coffins bearing hieroglyphic writings. “The coffins are dated to 18th dynasty (1550-1295 BC) and...
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The tomb, near Saqqara, a vast necropolis south of Cairo, belonged to a senior official named KhuwyHe is believed to have been a nobleman during the Fifth Dynasty, which ruled over Egypt about 4,300 years ago Mohamed Mujahid, head of the Egyptian mission which discovered the tomb of the ancient Egyptian nobleman “Khewi”, takes a selfie. The tomb at the Saqqara necropolis dates back to the 5th dynasty (2494-2345 BC)....
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Itinerario | Información general 18:00 Recogida en el hotel de Zona Piramides (Hotel Mercure Le Sphinx) Salida del punto de partida, en la zona de las piramides. Durante el recorrido hacia el cento de El Cairo, podreis ver una panoramica de toda la ciudad de El Cairo Iluminada. 18:30 Recogida del Hotel en el Centro (Hotel Ramses Hilton) y Plaza de Tahrir Una vez llegados al centro, pasaremos a recoger...
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