Remnants Of A Royal Rest House That Served As A Temporary Residence For Pharaoh Thutmose III

The architectural layout and shortageof ceramic fragments unearthed within the  rest house suggest that it was presumably utilized as a royal sanctuary. Image credit: Egyptian Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities

Archaeologists have made a significant discovery in the Northern Sinai region, unearthing the remains of a fortified mud-brick structure, identified as a royal rest house.

This remarkable find sheds light on the region’s rich historical heritage, the ancient Egyptian monarch’s travels, and underscores the importance of ongoing archaeological efforts in uncovering and preserving such invaluable remnants of the past.

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