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Public to See Egypt s Newly-Found Ancient City No Earlier Than in 3 Years, Archaeologist Says

CAIRO (Sputnik) - Tourists will have an opportunity to see a 3,000-year-old lost golden city that has been recently uncovered by Egyptian archaeologists no earlier.

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В Совфеде заявили о трагичных последствиях «политической расхлябанности» Киева

В Совфеде заявили о трагичных последствиях «политической расхлябанности» Киева
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Remains of The 3,000-Year-Old Lost Golden City Discovered Beneath Egyptian Sands

LAURA GEGGEL, LIVE SCIENCE 10 APRIL 2021 Archaeologists have found a Lost Golden City that s been buried under the ancient Egyptian capital of Luxor for the past 3,000 years, the Egyptian Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities announced Thursday (April 8). The city, historically known as The Rise of Aten, was founded by Amenhotep III (ruled 1391-1353 BCE), the grandfather of Tutankhamun, or King Tut. People continued to use the Golden City during Amenhotep III s co-regency with his son, Amenhotep IV (who later changed his name to Akhenaten), as well as during the rule of Tut and the pharaoh who followed him, known as Ay.

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Scientist Estimates Newly-Found Ancient City in Luxor to Take at Least 10 Years to Fully Excavate

Scientist Estimates Newly-Found Ancient City in Luxor to Take at Least 10 Years to Fully Excavate © AFP 2021 / KHALED DESOUKI Subscribe Sputnik International https://sputniknews.com/africa/202104101082592347-scientist-estimates-newly-found-ancient-city-in-luxor-to-take-at-least-10-years-to-fully-excavate/ LUXOR (Sputnik) - It will take archaeologists at least 10 years to fully excavate the recently discovered ancient city, dubbed The Rise of Aten, that had been buried under sand in modern Egypt s eastern Luxor Governorate for over 3,000 years, lead archaeologist Zahi Hawass told Sputnik. On Thursday, the Egyptian Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities said that an expedition led by Hawass, the former minister for antiquities affairs, had discovered a city on the west bank of the Nile near Luxor. It is the largest ancient settlement ever discovered in Egypt.

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A 3,000-year-old lost city discovered in Egypt s Luxor | Main | English edition

EFECairo 9 Apr 2021 An undated handout photo made available by the Zahi Hawass Center For Egyptology shows an archaeological discovery named the Lost Golden City in Luxor, Egypt, issued 09 April 2021.EFE/EPA/Zahi Hawass Center For Egyptology An undated handout photo made available by the Zahi Hawass Center For Egyptology shows an archaeological discovery named the Lost Golden City in Luxor, Egypt, issued 09 April 2021.EFE/EPA/Zahi Hawass Center For Egyptology An undated handout photo made available by the Egyptian Supreme Council of Antiquities shows an archaeological find, part of the discovery of the Lost Golden City in Luxor, Egypt, issued 09 April 2021. EFE/EPA/EGYPTIAN SUPREME COUNCIL OF ANTIQUITIES

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