Chinese-Egyptian team finds sacred lakes engraving

A joint archaeological expedition between China and Egypt has uncovered the remains of two sacred lakes inside the Montu Temple in Luxor, part of the Karnak Temple complex that dates back over 3,000 years. This is the first discovery of its kind to include two sacred lakes within a single complex, with a new southern lake measuring over 50 square meters, in addition to the well-known northern lake. This find provides important evidence for studying the rituals and religious functions of the temple. The achievement comes after years of systematic excavation started by the joint team in 2018, helping to reveal the site's secrets and expand cultural exchange between China and Egypt.

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