Detect the locations of the Egyptian Antiquities By the technique of high-quality imaging By SatelliteWill read together in this article :
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Revealed satellite unveiled 132 archaeological sites in the ground Has not been excavated so far in Egypt And confirmed the American archaeologist Sarah Barcak University of Alabama That the satellite picked up a set of high-quality photos, Through a thorough survey of the four areas of archaeological Are the effects of Luxor and the Valley of the Kings and Valley of the Queens mainland and the Western Plateau pyramids and Saqqara.
Barcak added that with the use of modern technology It is easy to discover all the effects are buried in the ground in Egypt And locate accurately Through the use of high quality technical Provide an opportunity to capture clear images of sites from a distance.
She explained the American archaeologist That the disclosures buried monuments Part of a project done in collaboration with the National Authority for Remote Sensing and Space Sciences.
And archaeologists believe They did not reveal only a small part of the ruins and monuments buried in Egypt But they expect the new discoveries by satellites in high-tech Able to provide high-resolution images.
She is also the American archaeologist All that is "aware of the existence of this technology today There is much to learn after Although the imaging technique By Satellite has existed for decades The images were not clear and improve the quality of To become of interest to archaeologists only in the past years And used by scientists today to identify archaeological sites.
The imaging technique By satellite Have resulted in Amazing discoveries In Abu Qir Bay And the discovery of sunken cities under water And the remnants of Cleopatra's Palace In addition to large quantities of statues and gold coins and jewelry Thanks for this discovery to Imaging technique to the satellite
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