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وكالة الأنباء القطرية
Archaeological Find in Southeastern Egypt
The Egyptian archaeological expedition discovered large water reservoirs and tanks, as well as service buildings, at the port of Adab on the Red Sea coast in southeastern Egypt. The findings highlight the role of these tanks in supporting maritime and commercial activity, especially during the Islamic eras, when the port served as a major stop for pilgrims and maritime trade with regions such as India, Yemen, and East Africa. Additionally, pottery fragments and Chinese ceramic beads were uncovered, reflecting the thriving trade activity and the port’s connection to a broad network of maritime relations.
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