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Buried Mamluk Caravanserai Unearthed in North Sinai on Egypt’s Historic Pilgrimage Route
Archaeologists in Egypt’s North Sinai have uncovered the remains of a medieval roadside complex believed to have served pilgrims and merchants travelling along one of the region’s most important historical routes. The structure was discovered at the site of Asila, where excavations by Egypt’s Supreme Council of Antiquities have exposed parts of what researchers believe…
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Excavations at Tell Abu Saifi Reveal Ancient Egypt’s Strategic Eastern Defense Systems
Ongoing archaeological excavations at Tell Abu Saifi, located in Egypt’s North Sinai region, continue to shed light on the intertwined military and industrial functions of this historically rich site. Layered remains from multiple civilizations have revealed not only Ptolemaic and Roman-era fortifications but also defensive structures that date back to even earlier periods. Glimpses into…