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<description>During routine excavations on the northern side of the Amun-Re Temple in Luxor&#x26;#x27;s famous Karnak temple complex, a team from the French-Egyptian Centre for the Study of the Karnak Temples this week unearthed a gate that they say has led to a significant breakthrough in archaeologists&#x26;#x27; understanding of Egypt&#x26;#x27;s enigmatic 17th&#x26;#xC3;&#x26;#x201A; Dynasty. It was this dynasty that launched the military campaign that eventually succeeded in ridding Egypt of the tribe of invaders known as the &#x26;#x22;Hyksos.&#x26;#x22; The gate, carved out of limestone, is engraved with the name of a king called &#x26;#x22;Sen-Nakht-En-Re.&#x26;#x22; Mansour Boreik, general supervisor of monuments in Luxor,...</description>
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