New Discoveries Link Sinai Site with Lost Egyptian City - Archaeology Magazine

Archeologists May Have Found City with Ties to Biblical Exodus

Archeologists have found an ancient site that may have connections to the Book of Exodus in the Bible and a long lost ancient city in Egypt. The post PHOTOS: Archeologists May Have Found Lost Egyptian City with Ties to Biblical Exodus appeared first on Breitbart.

Ancient sandstone block found in Egypt may point to lost city linked to the Book of Exodus

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Archaeologists May Have Just Revealed a Lost Egyptian City

Centuries of history are buried beneath one desert site.

Lost city in area tied to biblical Exodus may have finally been discovered in Egypt - NEW YORK TIMES POST

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Archaeologists in Egypt have uncovered new evidence that could help pinpoint a long-lost ancient city along a military route, with possible ties to the biblical Exodus. The discovery was announced by the Egyptian Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities on August 15. The excavation centered on Tell Abu Seifi, an ancient fortified site in northeastern Egypt near the Sinai Peninsula that archaeologists believ…

Lost city tied to biblical Exodus may have finally been discovered in Egypt

Egypt archaeologists uncovered a sandstone lintel bearing Ramesses II titles at Tell Abu Seifi, strengthening a hypothesis linking the site to the lost ancient city of Mesen.

New Discoveries Link Sinai Site with Lost Egyptian City - Archaeology Magazine

Inscribed sandstone lintel unearthed at Tell Abu Saifi, Sinai, Egypt EL QANTARA, EGYPT—Egyptian authorities announced a string of new discoveries at Tell Abu Saifi in northern Sinai that have strengthened the site’s association with the long-lost city of Mesen, according to a Daily News Egypt report. Excavations uncovered a mudbrick enclosure wall, including its gateways, and the remnants of a temple. The most significant find was a massive sand…