Egypt reviews rebuilding Behet El-Hijara Temple
The article concerns the Egyptian Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities' study aimed at reconstructing and developing the Behat Bihamata Temple in Gharbia Governorate, with the goal of reviving its historical and archaeological significance as a unique model of ancient Egyptian temples in the Lower Egypt region. Minister Sherif Fathi from Gharbia Governorate conducted an inspection tour of the site, during which the remaining stones and parts of the temple were documented, emphasizing the importance of the project for preserving Egyptian heritage. The plan includes preparing a comprehensive proposal that outlines the implementation phases and costs to ensure the temple's reconstruction is carried out based on accurate scientific and archaeological foundations. It is noteworthy that the temple dates back to the late periods, particularly the era of King Nectanebo I, and is considered one of the most prominent archaeological sites in the area, covering approximately 20,000 square meters.
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