Urgent They lived "Drilling" When the Egyptians inhabited the towers … a British expert reveals the facts

The newspaper & ldquo; Daily Mail & rdquo; British, today, Tuesday, the discovery of archaeologists a missing city for a long time, dating back to 2500 years. The British newspaper until & nbsp; & nbsp; Huge multi -storey is built to accommodate rapid population growth in the city. That & quot; Emit & quot; It was a prosperous city, built with intense and complex urban infrastructure. & Quot;
The Daily Mail newspaper pointed out that the city was discovered in cooperation with the University of Sadat City, where the researchers managed to monitor antiquities for the first time through remote sensing technology. The missing.
& nbsp; Birth. And animal barns – which indicates an active local economy.
Imitt was also home to a number of large tone buildings, which were built with exceptionally thick foundation. For the goddess of the city and Idjet.
Dr. Nielsen told the newspaper & quot; The vow & quot;
& quot; for example, we have some evidence that it was possible to give small ceramic statues to the temple in exchange for services from the goddess who was especially linked to childbearing. With & quot; Emit & quot; In the middle of the Ptolemaic era. That is, by the end of the fourth century BC, it appears that the festive road is no longer used.
This indicates that the religious scene in Egypt may have witnessed some major changes during this period. Especially when he found copper population called & quot; It is engraved on the face of the goddess Hathor lying on the street outside one of the homes of the tower. The temple along with other machines such as applause, flute and drums. Nielsen. These discoveries provide a valuable view of the daily life of the ancient Egyptians. The defect & quot;
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Who is Alexander the Great? An army across the Persian lands in Asia Minor, Syria and Egypt, and seized the ground wherever he went. Class ="Full-Width Clearfix">
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After this battle in Jogmela, Alexander led his army a distance & quot; 17700 km & quot; Danube in the north, and Indian Punjab in the East.
Alexander was buried in Egypt, but it is believed that his body was transferred to prevent looting. Twenty. & Nbsp;



