
An Egyptian-Chinese archaeological mission at Mit Rahina has uncovered a limestone building tied to the long-lost temple of Pharaoh Apries, with cartouches bearing his royal name carved into the walls. The find anchors one of Egypt's missing royal monuments to its ancient capital, Memphis, and includes five headless sphinxes, hieroglyphic blocks dedicated to the god Ptah, and pottery and coins from later periods.
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Space · May 11 · L1-L4