3,000-Year-Old Horse Found Buried in Egyptian Fortress
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“Archaeologists discovered a remarkably complete 3,000-year-old horse deliberately buried within an ancient Egyptian fortress. The find provides a rare glimpse into military life during the New Kingdom era.”
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