'Lost golden city of Luxor' is found: 3,400-year-old site dubbed 'Ancient Egypt's Pompeii'
A large pharaonic city, built more than 3,400 years ago during the opulent reign of Amenhotep III, has been uncovered in Egypt.
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'Lost golden city of Luxor' is found: 3,400-year-old site dubbed 'Ancient Egypt's Pompeii'
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