Archaeological Sector Confirms 3500-Year Urban Continuity
The Egyptian Ministry of Antiquities has announced the discovery of a new archaeological find in the oases, confirming the continuous settlement and life in the area for over 3,500 years. The find includes artifacts dating back to the eras of King Amenhotep II, Ramses II, as well as the Greek and Roman periods. The discovery features inscriptions bearing the names and titles of King Basmatic I, along with columns from a temple built during his reign, highlighting the region's importance as a prominent administrative and religious center across different historical eras.
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