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Beneath Karnak Temple, a 4,000-Year-Old Lost Structure Has Surfaced—And It’s Shaking Up Egypt’s History
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Beneath Karnak Temple, a 4,000-Year-Old Lost Structure Has Surfaced—And It’s Shaking Up Egypt’s History
In a breakthrough that could reset the origin story of Ancient Egypt’s most sacred religious site, a team of geoarchaeologists has revealed that the Karnak Temple Complex was founded on a long-lost river island sculpted by Nile channels over 4,500 years ago. The discovery not only rewrites Karnak’s construction timeline but also suggests that its founding may have been theologically intentional, aligning the site with Egypt’s most profound cosmo…
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