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New archaeological findings revise temple history
The Egyptian archaeological mission has uncovered new architectural elements from the Old Palace Temple in Qasr Village, Bahariya Oasis. The site dates back to the 26th Dynasty. The discoveries include stone fragments bearing the names and titles of King Basmatik I, along with hieroglyphic inscriptions and scenes depicting ancient Egyptian deities such as Amun-Ra and Khonsu. Additionally, parts of a temple known as "Ipe-st" were found. These findings highlight the site's religious and administrative importance throughout the ages and confirm the continuous cultural activity in the region up to the Coptic era. The discoveries received ministerial praise and shed light on Egypt's historical significance and rich heritage.
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