A new discovery at Tell Abu Seify in Qantara East shed new light on Egypt’s Ancient Horus Military Road and the lost city of Masn. Among the most significant finds is a large sandstone lintel, broken into two pieces and inscribed on three sides with the titles of King Ramesses II.
Archaeologists have uncovered the remains of an ancient roadside caravanserai at the town of ‘Asila’ in North Sinai, offering new clues about the historic network of routes that once connected Egypt with the Levant and the Arabian Peninsula.
An Egyptian archaeological mission has uncovered three tombs from different periods of ancient Egyptian history at the Sheikh Sobi archaeological site in the Bahariya Oasis, which included mummies, limestone and pottery coffins, pottery vessels, offering tables, and terracotta votive figurines.
An Egyptian archaeological mission has uncovered an extensive cemetery dating from the Predynastic Period through the Greco-Roman era, alongside a settlement dating to the Second Intermediate Period, at the Kom El-Khelgan archaeological site in Dakahliya.