Archaeologists in North Macedonia uncovered ancient military fortifications dating back to the Ptolemaic and Roman eras of Egyptian history. The discovery sheds light on Egypt's eastern military defenses and provides insights into the design and function of eastern military fortifications in antiquity.
Key Points
Uncovering of military fortifications, soldiers' residences, and a trench
Discovery of artifacts like basins, pots, and clay circles
Identification of a road paved with limestone slabs
Insights into defensive entrances and defensive systems
Pros
Insights into Egypt's eastern military defenses
Reveals historical secrets of the Ptolemaic and Roman eras
Provides a clear picture of daily life at the fortress
Cons
Potential destruction of stone structures due to industrial activities
Limited information on specific historical events at the site