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The Fortress of Deir el-Munira in the New Valley was one of the largest Roman fortresses. It protected trade caravans carrying gold, ivory, ostrich feathers, spices, and grain along the Farshut–Kharga route. Located about 23 kilometers north of Kharga, it was built in the late third or early fourth century AD. Some of its walls reach 12.5 meters in height, and it has 12 semicircular towers. The site evolved from a Roman fortress into a Coptic and later Islamic religious center. It has also undergone excavation, restoration, and documentation work, including campaigns in 1997, 1998, and 2002, with the participation of a French mission.
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