Tel Habuwa, Archaeological site in Egypt
Tel Habuwa, believed to be ancient Tjaru, served as a frontier fortress.
The site has a history that dates back to Egypt's New Kingdom.
Tel Habuwa provides insights into the military architecture of ancient Egypt.
Excavations in Tel Habuwa are ongoing, offering new findings regularly.
It is considered a part of the Horus Military Route.
Location: Ismailia Governorate
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