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Places tagged “ptolemaic egyptian g”

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🇪🇬 Egypt · Fortress

Ghozza — Eastern Desert Gold Mine and Fort

Ptolemaic to Roman (300 BCE–200 CE) · Ptolemaic Egyptian gold mining

Ghozza — Eastern Desert Gold Mine and Fort in Red Sea Governorate, Egypt is a Ptolemaic to Roman (300 BCE–200 CE) fortress attributed to Ptolemaic Egyptian gold mining.

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🇪🇬 Egypt · Submerged site

Menouthis Bay — Canopic Annex

Ptolemaic to Early Byzantine (332 BCE–641 CE) · Ptolemaic Egyptian–Greek

Menouthis Bay — Canopic Annex in Alexandria Governorate, Egypt is a Ptolemaic to Early Byzantine (332 BCE–641 CE) submerged-city attributed to Ptolemaic Egyptian–Greek.