Around 1200 BC, an inscription named the ancient Egyptian city of Mesen; 3,200 years later it may have helped archaeologists locate the lost city

Details werden geladen...

https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/science/archaeology/around-1200-bc-an-inscription-named-the-ancient-egyptian-city-of-mesen-3200-years-later-it-may-have-helped-archaeologists-locate-the-lost-city/articleshow/134342445.cms

Around 1200 BC, an inscription named the ancient Egyptian city of Mesen; 3,200 years later it may have helped archaeologists locate the lost city - The Times of India

For more than three millennia, the name Mesen survived in ancient records without a confirmed place on the map. Now, a battered stone inscription found in Egypt's northern Sinai may have given archaeologists their strongest clue yet to the city's whereabouts, states an online report by Live Science.

Archaeologists Say 3,200-Year-Old Inscription May Point to 'Lost' Ancient Egyptian City

https://gizmodo.com/archaeologists-say-3200-year-old-inscription-may-point-to-lost-ancient-egyptian-city-2000808581

Archaeologists may have found evidence pointing to Egypt’s lost city of Mesn | The Jerusalem Post

https://www.jpost.com/archaeology/article-906900

In 1995, strange marks appeared in a photograph of an English estate; 31 years later, archaeologists say they may have uncovered the foundations of a lost 18th-century building - The Times of India

https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/science/archaeology/in-1995-strange-marks-appeared-in-a-photograph-of-an-english-estate-31-years-later-archaeologists-say-they-may-have-uncovered-the-foundations-of-a-lost-18th-century-building/articleshow/134331073.cms

Registrieren

Around 1200 BC, an inscription named the ancient Egyptian city of Mesen; 3,200 years later it may have helped archaeologists locate the lost city - The Times of India

Ähnliche Seiten

Archaeologists Say 3,200-Year-Old Inscription May Point to 'Lost' Ancient Egyptian City

Archaeologists may have found evidence pointing to Egypt’s lost city of Mesn | The Jerusalem Post

In 1995, strange marks appeared in a photograph of an English estate; 31 years later, archaeologists say they may have uncovered the foundations of a lost 18th-century building - The Times of India