O inscripție din vremea lui Ramses cel Mare îi conduce pe arheologi spre un oraș pierdut al Egiptului antic

An ancient hieroglyphic inscription, approximately 3,200 years old, was found near the Suez Canal, suggesting the location of a lost city of ancient Egypt. Researchers believe the site, Tell Abu Seifi, may correspond to the city of Mesn, but further evidence is needed for confirmation. The inscription, dating back to Pharaoh Ramses II's reign, mentions Horus as the "lord of the city of Mesn." Additionally, remnants of a temple dedicated to Horus were discovered at the site. While some experts support the identification of Tell Abu Seifi with Mesn, others call for more evidence, including ceramic analysis, before reaching a definitive conclusion. The ongoing research keeps the question of Mesn's true location open.