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An “entire Roman city” discovered in Egypt

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The “entire residential city” from the 2nd and 3rd centuries was discovered “on the east bank of the Nile, near the Luxor Temple.”

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Het Laatste Nieuws

“Entire Roman city” discovered during excavations in Luxor

In the Egyptian city of Luxor, the remains of “an entire Roman city” from the first centuries AD have been discovered. This was announced by the Ministry of Antiquities.

1 year ago·Kobbegem, Belgium

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Het Nieuwsblad

“Entire Roman city” discovered in Egypt

The remains of “an entire Roman city” from the first centuries AD have been discovered in the city of Luxor in Egypt. This was announced by the Ministry of Antiquities on Tuesday.

1 year ago·Belgium

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Kurier

Egyptian archaeologists discover “complete city” from Roman times

Ancient expert Mustafa Wasiri speaks of the “oldest city” on the east bank of the Nile.

1 year ago

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Die Presse

“Complete city” from Roman times discovered in Luxor

According to Egyptian archaeologists, it is the “oldest and most important city” that was discovered on the east bank of the Nile.

1 year ago·Vienna, Austria

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El Universal

They discover a residential city from the time of the Roman Empire in Egypt

The discovery provides information about the most important and oldest city in the province of Luxor

1 year ago·Mexico

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Diario Correo

An “entire Roman city” discovered near Luxor in Egypt

Egypt announced on Tuesday the discovery in Luxor of the vestiges of an “entire Roman city” that dates back to the first centuries of the Christian era.

1 year ago·Peru

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