Egyptian officials recently announced the discovery of a 3,000-year-old mining complex at Jabal Sukari, complete with ancient homes, workshops, baths, and a gold extraction factory. The site also revealed mining camp remains, including living quarters, workshops, Ptolemaic baths, and various artifacts like ostraca, coins, statues, pottery vessels, and beads. The discoveries provide insights into ancient Egyptian gold extraction techniques and the social, religious, and economic life of miners in the Eastern Desert, aligning with Egypt’s commitment to preserving cultural heritage and supporting developmental projects.
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Cargo ship carrying 3,000 new vehicles sinks off Alaska weeks after catching fire
A cargo ship, the Morning Midas, sank in the North Pacific Ocean off Alaska after its crew abandoned ship due to an uncontrollable fire. Loaded with about 3,000 vehicles, including electric and hybrid cars, the vessel went down in deep waters, prompting the U.S. Coast Guard and Zodiac Maritime to monitor for pollution and debris, with no injuries reported among the crew. Explain It To Me Like I'm 5: A cargo ship called the Morning...
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