US EditionThe Remains Of A 3,400-Year-Old Ancient Egyptian Village Likely Built By King Tut's Dad Have Been Found
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Ancient Egyptian Town Discovered Near Alexandria
Overview of the New Kingdom settlement found west of Alexandria, Egypt. Source: S. Dhennin/Antiquity. Alexander the Great famously founded the city of Alexandria in 331 BCE. It went on to be the capital of the Ptolemaic Kingdom and the center of the Hellenistic world. Now, just west of Alexandria, archaeologists have unearthed evidence of a much older Egyptian settlement, potentially rewriting the area’s long history. Ancient Settlement Date…
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