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Fayoumer ®

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Studied Egyptology. Fayoum Water Heritage Researcher. Lonely Planet’s Fayoum specialist local guide. Mahmoud. Founder of fayoumegypt.com / Explore Fayoum

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هل حد يعرف رابط عليه فيلم شئ من الخوف مترجم انجليزي؟ او افلام مصرية مترجمة انجليزي؟

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Finally met the original fossil of #Aegyptopithecus — the ancient primate that lived in Egypt 30 million years ago. A true ancestor moment!

Finally met the original fossil of #Aegyptopithecus — the ancient primate that lived in Egypt 30 million years ago. A true ancestor moment!
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Uncovering the Secrets of Sinai’s “Eastern Fortresses” The Egyptian mission uncovered fortifications, soldiers’ quarters&a trench at Tell Abu Saifi hinting at a possible unknown fortress—highlighting the site’s role as a key defense & industrial hub in the Ptolemaic&Roman periods

Uncovering the Secrets of Sinai’s “Eastern Fortresses”
The Egyptian mission uncovered fortifications, soldiers’ quarters&a trench at Tell Abu Saifi hinting at a possible unknown fortress—highlighting the site’s role as a key defense & industrial hub in the Ptolemaic&Roman periods
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In this place, we do high-quality research, train young Egyptian scientists, reach out to the public, digitize Egyptian fossils, explore new discoveries, and much more.

In this place, we do high-quality research, train young Egyptian scientists, reach out to the public, digitize Egyptian fossils, explore new discoveries, and much more.
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Kerunia cornuta is a hydrozoan fossil that lived in Wadi Hitan of Egypt 40 million years ago. From this view, its shape resembles the ankh, the famous symbol of life in ancient Egyptian times.

Kerunia cornuta is a hydrozoan fossil that lived in Wadi Hitan of Egypt 40 million years ago. From this view, its shape resembles the ankh, the famous symbol of life in ancient Egyptian times.