Long before the iconic city of Alexandria was founded in 331 BC, another thriving metropolis stood as the gateway to ancient Egypt— The Lost City Of Heracleion. Known to the Egyptians as Thonis, this remarkable city was a hub of trade, religion, and culture, serving as the main port of entry for ships arriving from the Greek world. Its significance extended beyond commerce; it held deep religious importance as the home of the grand temple of Amun, a vital center for worship in ancient Egypt. Yet, despite its glory, the city’s fate was sealed by natural catastrophes that caused it … Continue reading The Lost City Of Heracleion Discovered Deep Underwater After 1,200 Years