Re: non-endurance for Mary in Egypt

["GESA BRINKS" <gesaeqfx@pe.net>]

If you do get more information on this ancient stable, I would like to hear
more about it too.   Thank you in advance.   Gesa Brinks



>Anna  desautels@cnetco.com
>For 20 years, a German-Egyptian team of archaeologists have
>been
>excavating a huge site in Egypt and, only recently, they
>figured out
>that the site is a stable.  The stable is complete with
>stone water
>troughs, stone tethers and sloping troughs to collect urine
>for
>fertilizer.
>Sorry everyone but i remembered that Mary was from Egypt and I didn't save
her e-mail address. So Mary if you get this could you Pleas e- mail me
privately if you Know where i can find out more informatin about the
following article. I have done all kinds of searches in the last three days
and havent come up with any more information on this. Thanks
>The site is said to be the largest and best preserved
>ancient stable
>complex in the Middle East.  The stable covers over 18,000
>square feet
>and was built on the Nile Delta, 3,000 years ago, by Ramses
>II to house
>hundreds of army horses.
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