CAIRO: An Egyptian archaeological mission working at Tell Elabaqin in the Beheira Governorate has uncovered a collection of artifacts and a mudbrick residential complex dating to the New Kingdom, offering fresh insight into life at a military fortress built to protect Egypt’s western frontier. Egypt’s Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities announced on Wednesday that excavations had revealed a large residential complex and a network of streets indicating a carefully planned settlement. The discover
New archaeological discovery in Beheira sheds light on daily life at ancient Egyptian fortress
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