Urgent The discovery of a steady port may lead to a grave "Cleopatra"The solution of the puzzle is approaching

After more than two thousand years of ambiguity, explorers are close to solving one of the most dazzling history puzzles: Queen Cleopatra Seventh, the last rulers of Egypt’s Ptolemaic and the most famous women of the ancient world. & nbsp;

& nbsp;"Full-Width Clearfix"> "The The submerged port, at a depth of about 40 feet, may lead to the remains of the lost lovers Cleopatra and Marcus Antonius

A team of archaeologists led by the Dominican Exploited & quot; Kathlein Martinez & quot; On the discovery of a seaport steeped in the depths of the Mediterranean, about two miles from the coast of Alexandria, it is believed that it was connected to the city of & quot; Tabozeris Magna & quot; Historical, which includes a temple dedicated to the god Osiris.

Ancient archaeological evidence helps confirm the presence of the port, which is now located a few miles from the beach

The port consists of pillars, polished stone floors and scattered jugs, which are the long jugs that were historically used to transport wine."Full-Width Clearfix"> "The

The Temple of Tabozeris Magna, which means its name & quot; the Great Cemetery of Osiris & quot;, near the ancient Egyptian capital, Alexandria, an internal view south of the temple."Color:#c0392b;"> A submerged port reveals the secrets of the past

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The discovered port is located in a depth of approximate Martinez this disclosure is that & quot; Calmical Guide & quot; It may lead to residue & quot; Cleopatra & quot; Her lover, the Roman leader & quot; Marcus Antonius & quot, who committed suicide and buried together after their defeat in the Battle of Actium in the naval battle in 31 BC. Its last resting place, away from the eyes of the Romans."Full-Width Clearfix"> "The Cleopatra VII, known to be a family with a captivating personality, used her charm to seduce Julius Caesar to strengthen Egypt’s alliance with Rome