1700-Year-Old Coptic Ruins Discovered in Egypt’s Western Desert ...Egypt

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Image credit: Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities The Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities announced yesterday that a number of mud brick buildings dating back to the fourth and seventh centuries AD had been discovered by a Norweigan-French mission working in Bahariya Oasis. The buildings, some of which were made of basalt and carved into rocks, comprised six parts including “three churches and monks’ cells”. Dr Osama Talaat, head of the Islamic, Coptic and Jewish antiquities centre of the Supreme Council of Antiquities explained that Coptic inscriptions can be found engraved into the walls. According to the head of the mission, Dr Victor Ghica, religious writings from the Bible in Greek can

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