Ancient ‘Sun Temple’ found from underground in Egypt is 4500 years old

The Department of Archeology has found another ‘old Sun temple’ in Egypt. It is believed to be 4500 years old. Looking at the remains, it is estimated that this building made of raw bricks is of a ‘Sun Temple’, which is ancient Egypt.  May belong to the 5th Empire (2465 to 2323 BC)

Egypt’s Ministry of Antiquities and Tourism announced this discovery on Instagram on July 30. It is a Joint Italian-Polish Archaeological Mission, which is working on the temple of King Nyuserre,” the statement issued by the ministry said.  Remains of a building made of raw bricks have been found under this temple.

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This temple has been found in the Abusir area, south of the Egyptian capital Cairo. It was under the temple of King Nyuserre.

The ministry further said – this building may be one of the 4 temples of the lost sun of the fifth kingdom, which have been mentioned in many historical books.

It has been told from the ministry that some parts of the temple building were demolished by the sixth ruler of the Fifth Kingdom, Pharaoh, during his rule so that he could build his temple there.

During the research, people of the Archaeological Department have also found some earthen pots and beer glasses from inside the building, which can help them in their research.

Some stamps have also been found from inside the ground, on which the names of the kings of the Fifth Empire are there.  In the photo, the ministry has also shown the places where the Archaeological Department is still working.

The first Sun temple of Lord Ra was found in the 19th century. Therefore it is also considered an important discovery, which can help historians to understand the ancient history of Egypt. Out of these 6 or 7 temples present in the country, now  Till date only 2 have been traced.