Scientists May Have Found Key Clue in Hunt for Cleopatra’s Long

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Archeologists have potentially made a major discovery in their search for Cleopatra’s long-lost tomb

The discovery came when archaeologist Kathleen Martínez and a team of researchers found what may be an underwater port by the ruins of an ancient temple

Many historians believe that Cleopatra’s remains are somewhere in Alexandria, but Martínez believes the Egyptian queen may have devised a secret alternative plan for her burial

Scientists may have just made a major discovery in their search for Cleopatra’s long-lost tomb .

Archaeologist Kathleen Martínez — along with the help of famed oceanographer Bob Ballard and a team of underwater researchers — discovered what may be “a sunken port in the depths of the Mediterranean Sea,” near the ruins of the Taposiris Magna temple