Egypt uncovers 1,600-year-old Byzantine city in western desert
Egyptian authorities have announced the discovery of a well-preserved Byzantine-era city in the Dakhla Oasis, dating back approximately 1,600 years. The site, located in Egypt's western desert, offers significant insights into urban planning and daily life during the Byzantine period. Separately, eighteen ancient tombs were also unearthed near Alexandria, adding further depth to the country's archaeological record. Both discoveries are part of broader excavation efforts across Egypt. Officials hope these findings will help boost the country's vital tourism sector.
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