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In Egyptian desert, a surprising nautical find

3-6-2006 • USA Today

Kathryn Bard reached into a hole in the sand at the edge of the Egyptian desert and found the first of 6 caves that hold the most ancient ship stores ever discovered, perfectly preserved timbers, ropes and other fittings perhaps 4000 years old.

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Reported By Powell Gammill

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