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Students of the Archaeology Department at Kafr El Sheikh University succeeded in their graduation project in reviving a model of an ancient Egyptian war chariot from the Amarna Era. They based their work on archaeological evidence and historical inscriptions to analyze its structural components and military functions. Their project showcased the modifications made to the axle location to improve balance and enhance maneuverability. They used materials and techniques inspired by discovered archaeological models, reflecting the advanced engineering of ancient Egypt in designing weaponry. The students donated the model to the college museum to serve as an educational and training tool that supports the study of ancient Egyptian heritage.
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