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Archaeologists Discover Ancient Ring Linked to Cleopatra in Alexandria

A recent archaeological discovery in Alexandria, Egypt, revealed an ancient ring connected to Cleopatra, found in a submerged harbor. The bronze ring features the Lighthouse of Alexandria, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, and may help enhance public access to the city's underwater history.

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Archaeologists have discovered an ancient ring in Alexandria, Egypt, linked to Cleopatra. The ring, found in a submerged harbor, depicts the Lighthouse of Alexandria, a renowned ancient wonder. This find, reported by the European Institute for Underwater Archaeology, emphasizes the historical significance of the lighthouse and may help make Alexandria's underwater history more accessible to the public.

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  • The ring was discovered in Alexandria's submerged royal harbor.
  • It depicts the Lighthouse of Alexandria, one of the Seven Wonders.
  • The ring's age is uncertain but may date to the Ptolemaic or Roman period.
  • Franck Goddio leads the excavation team from the European Institute for Underwater Archaeology.
  • The ring may enhance public access to Alexandria's underwater history.
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Sunken royal palace with Cleopatra link yields rare find tied to long-lost wonder of ancient world

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Archaeologists Discover Ancient Ring Linked to Cleopatra in Alexandria