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Archaeologists Discover a 1,800-Year-Old Roman-Era City in Luxor, Egypt

Egyptian archaeologists uncovered a complete ancient residential city from the Roman Era. In the center of the southern city of Luxor, a 1,800-year-old complete residential city from the Roman era was found by Egyptian archaeologists, reported first by AFP on Tuesday, Jan.

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