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Lost Egyptian temple unearthed 2,200 years after it was built for King Ptolemy IV.
A great find.
Archaeologists in Egypt have discovered a long-lost 2,200-year-old temple thought to belong to Pharaoh Ptolemy IV.
The ancient tomb structure was accidentally found by construction workers during drilling on a sewage drain in the village of Kom Shakau in the Tama township in northern Sohag, according to a Facebook post made on September 29 by Egypt's Ministry of Antiquities.
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