Archaeologists uncover ancient Byzantine city in Egypt’s western desert

Archaeologists have made a significant discovery in Egypt's western desert, unearthing a well-preserved Byzantine-era city that dates back to the fourth century. The site includes residential and religious structures, such as a basilica-style church, along with everyday artifacts like coins, pottery, and tools. This find sheds light on urban development and daily life during the Byzantine period, offering valuable insights into the region's history and economic activities. The discovery is crucial for understanding the cultural and historical dynamics of the area during that time.