China and Egypt Joint Excavation Yields Results

The Chinese-Egyptian joint archaeological teams have successfully uncovered numerous artifacts and remains inside the Sakhmet Temple in Mit Rahina, Giza Governorate, following extensive excavation work since 2025. This discovery is the first of its kind since 1962 and includes the revealing of the temple's interior layout and a residential area built from mud bricks, indicating ongoing human activity and urban development across different eras. The collaboration between China and Egypt in the field of archaeology, which began with the excavation project following the "Top of the Pyramid" exhibition, highlights the importance of continued cultural and scientific exchange. There are expectations for further discoveries that will provide a deeper understanding of the history of the ancient city and its religious structures.

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