Recently, a team of archaeologists made an incredible discovery in Egypt: an ancient city hidden beneath the sand near Luxor. This city, called « The Rise of Aten, » dates back over 3,400 years and was built by the famous Pharaoh Amenhotep III.
The archaeologists found well-preserved houses, streets, and even workshops where the ancient Egyptians made pottery and jewelry. They also discovered everyday objects like tools, clothing, and games. These findings help us better understand the lives of Egyptians at that time.
The discovery of this city is important because it provides new information about the history of ancient Egypt and the lives of ordinary people, not just pharaohs and nobles. Researchers are excited to continue their excavations to uncover more hidden treasures.
This discovery shows how rich and full of mysteries Africa’s history is. Who knows what archaeologists will find next beneath the scorching sands of the Egyptian desert?
