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The new archaeological discovery at Tel Al-Abpqain in Beheira Governorate reveals that the ancient Egyptian fortress was a comprehensive community that included residential life, granary warehouses, military activities, and religious beliefs. Archaeological teams uncovered a mudbrick residential complex featuring main roads, storage rooms, and pottery kilns. They also found the burial of a horse, which is believed to have been used for military purposes, along with tablets and stone fragments indicating military and religious activities. Additionally, artifacts displaying the presence of Pharaoh Ramses II and the names of deities reflect the site's religious aspect, alongside everyday tools that depict the lives of the fortress's inhabitants. These discoveries contribute to a broader understanding of the defense system and daily life during the New Kingdom era, with ongoing excavations aiming to complete the historical picture of the site.
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