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Wadi findings show 3,500 years of continuous settlement
The new archaeological discovery in the oases confirms the continuity of settlement and life for over 3,500 years. Inscriptions and columns dating back to the era of King Amenhotep II, Ramses II, as well as the Greek and Roman periods, were found, reflecting the region's importance as an administrative and religious center throughout history. The discovery is distinguished by inscriptions bearing the names and titles of King Basmatic I, indicating the site's prosperity during his reign and that of King Ahmose II. This enhances the oases' status as part of Egypt's ancient heritage.
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