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Ancient sword from Moses era discovered in Egypt
Archaeologists Unearth Ramesses II Era Sword in Egypt
Egyptian archaeologists have made a significant discovery in Housh Eissa, unearthing a bronze sword from the time of Ramesses II. The artifact, bearing the pharaoh's hieroglyphic symbol, is believed to date back to the era described in the biblical Book of Exodus.
The excavation site, named Tell Al-Abqain, revealed military barracks, storage rooms, and various artifacts from the New Kingdom era. These findings offer valuable insights into the daily lives, religious beliefs, and military activities of ancient Egyptian soldiers.
These artifacts provide insight into the daily lives, religious beliefs, and military activities of the fort's occupants.
- Bronze sword with Ramesses II's cartouche discovered
- Military barracks and storage rooms uncovered
- Various artifacts including weapons, tools, and personal items found
- Fort served as a key outpost against Sea Peoples
- Discovery sheds light on New Kingdom era military life
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