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Egyptian cities and ports buried for centuries
The article explores the history and submerged ruins of Egypt, including ports, cities, and royal palaces beneath the water that date back to ancient times. It highlights the significance of the Red Sea and the Nile as long-standing centers of trade and civilization. Details include the discovery of the oldest industrial port on the Red Sea coast from the era of King Khufu, shipwrecks from the 18th century, and underwater sites in Alexandria such as the Royal Port and Qaitbay Castle, demonstrating their roles in trade and ancient civilizations. The article also sheds light on underwater remnants of ports and the docking sites of Napoleon's fleet. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of the Nile as a hub of cultural movement, including archaeological details and modern exploration techniques.
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