China-Egypt joint dig yields insights

The Chinese-Egyptian joint archaeological expedition successfully discovered a significant collection of artifacts and remains at the Sakhmet Temple site in Mit Rahina, Giza, Egypt, following extensive excavation activities carried out in 2025 and 2026. The discoveries, including remnants of a residential area built from mud bricks and a large number of artifacts, demonstrate ongoing human activity from ancient times, as well as the reuse of the building and the development of neighborhoods surrounding the temple. The excavations also revealed the temple's internal layout and infrastructure. These findings represent an important step toward enhancing our understanding of the region's history and underscore the significance of archaeological cooperation between China and Egypt, which aims to explore the depths of ancient Egyptian civilization more thoroughly.

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