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The submerged Cleopatra's Palace off the coast of Alexandria, Egypt, was discovered in the late 1990s by a team of underwater archaeologists led by French marine archaeologist Franck Goddio. This underwater archaeological site dates back to the Ptolemaic period in ancient Egypt, approximately 2,000 years ago, during the reign of Cleopatra VII, who ruled from 51 BC to 30 BC.

The discovery of Cleopatra's Palace underwater was a significant find that shed light on the grandeur and sophistication of Hellenistic art and architecture during Cleopatra's time. The ruins include well-preserved statues, columns, coins, jewelry, pottery, and other artifacts that provide valuable insights into the history, culture, and daily life of ancient Egypt during the Ptolemaic period.

Various theories suggest that natural factors such as earthquakes, subsidence, rising sea levels, or even a tsunami could have contributed to the submergence of Cleopatra's Palace and other parts of ancient Alexandria. The underwater excavations at the site have yielded a treasure trove of artifacts that have helped archaeologists and historians better understand the world of ancient Egypt and the legacy of Cleopatra VII, the last active ruler of the Ptolemaic Kingdom of Egypt.

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エジプトのアレクサンドリア沖にある水没したクレオパトラ宮殿は、フランスの海洋考古学者フランク・ゴディオ率いる水中考古学者チームによって1990年代後半に発見された。

この水中遺跡は、紀元前51年から紀元前30年まで統治したクレオパトラ7世の治世、約2000年前の古代エジプトのプトレマイオス朝時代にさかのぼる。

水中でのクレオパトラ宮殿の発見は、クレオパトラ時代のヘレニズム芸術と建築の壮大さと洗練を明らかにする重要な発見であった。



(※　クレオパトラはアジア人であった？？　アジア人は追われて東方へやってきた人種だなｗ)

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