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The discovery was made by Dr Eman who used radar satellite data from space

PARIS: Researchers have uncovered a long-buried Nile river branch that formerly ran alongside over thirty pyramids in Egypt. This finding may provide an explanation for how the ancient Egyptians moved the enormous stone blocks needed to construct the well-known structures. According to a research that unveiled the discovery on Thursday, the 64-kilometer-long

New evidence suggests that a now-vanished part of the Nile River helped transport materials.

A branch of the Nile River that had been buried for around 4,200 years provides insights into how ancient Egyptians transported the heavy materials used to build the pyramids.

Egypts pyramids have fascinated people for thousands of years, and new discoveries are still being made about them today. It has now been found why the Pyramids were built in this specific location.

Researchers reveal the discovery of a long-lost branch of the Nile River, running adjacent to the ancient pyramids of Egypt.

Researchers say 31 of the monuments were constructed on the banks of the ancient waterway

Archaeologists have identified segments of a 64-km-long extinct branch of the river Nile, which they name the Ahramat Branch, running at the foothills of the Western Desert Plateau, where the majority of the ancient Egyptian pyramids lie.

Scientists have discovered a long-buried branch of the Nile River that once flowed alongside more than 30 pyramids in Egypt, potentially solving the mystery of how ancient Egyptians transported the massive stone blocks to build the famous monuments.

Recent research indicates that Egypt’s ancient pyramids, including the famous Giza complex, were built along a lost Nile River branch, suggesting