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- Archaeologists have excavated a temple dedicated to Pelusius at Tell el-Farma, North Sinai, Egypt.
- The temple dates from the 2nd century BCE to the 6th century CE.
- The site features a circular basin connected to the Nile and a pedestal for a statue.
- Initial assessments of a Senate building gave way to findings of religious function.
- Egyptian officials emphasize the site's archaeological importance and potential for future discoveries.
