An archaeological statement that includes a copper son -in -law, administrative buildings and surveillance points in South Sinai
The Egyptian archaeological mission operating at the Wadi al -Natuf site in South Sinai revealed a workshop for copper son -in -law and a number of administrative buildings and monitoring points, within the framework of the work of the ongoing excavations at the site. New for cultural tourism in regions that still bear many secrets. It represents it from a scientific and civilizational addition, and linking the achievements of the ancient Egyptians with the concepts of contemporary sustainable development. The era of the modern state, which adds a new dimension to understand the history of industrial and metal activity in ancient Egypt. In craftsmanship, military and administrative purposes.
& nbsp; Then, during the modern state, it turned into workshops for copper melting, where there were several ovens of copper son -in -law, blocs of copper malice, and alloys that exceed the weight The study included a third building located at the southern edge of Wadi Tire, it is likely that it was a control and control point during the work of Egyptian mining missions, and its history may date back to before the era of the modern state.
& nbsp; With pottery, Egyptian Emotors and Oncestics, in addition to large quantities of coal equipped from local trees and pure clay blocks for the manufacture of the headscarf.
& nbsp; As one of the most important mining centers in the history of Egypt.
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