Egypt is known for its discoveries. Earlier this month, archaeologists uncovered clues to the origins of one of the world's largest religious complexes . Now, archaeologists are celebrating a discovery in the Sinai Desert that could change what historians know about the early days of Egypt's empire.

The excavation has already revealed much about how Egyptians defended their borders in one of the most strategically important regions of the ancient world. But it has also provided new insights into what everyday life may have looked like during the height of the New Kingdom.

Archaeologists In Egypt Have Discovered A 3,500-year-old Military Fortress With Fossilized Dough Inside

Earlier this month, archaeologists uncovered a well-preserved 3,500-year-old military fortress in Egypt's northe

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