Ancient City Found Beneath the Desert Alongside Bodies With ‘Golden Tongues’

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Two separate discoveries expose life, death, and mixed traditions in ancient Egypt.

The Headline Combines Two Separate Discoveries

The Desert City Dates to the Fourth Century

Its Streets Followed an Organised Grid

The Houses Preserve Evidence of Everyday Life

One Home May Have Served as an Early Church

Written Pottery Fragments Reveal the Residents’ Lives

The “Golden Tongues” Came From Marina el-Alamein

Reports Disagree About How Many Were Found

The Tombs Mixed Egyptian and Greek Traditions

The Coastal Site Was Probably Ancient Leukaspis

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