Pharaonic Army HQ found in Egypt


	Pharaonic Army HQ found in Egypt

invictus

5-29-2008 10:03 AM

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archaeology, egypt, sinai, tharu, egyptology

invictus says:

Another news story on the recent Sinai findings.

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