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  "publishedAt": "2026-06-08T09:01:35.000Z",
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  "tags": [
    "Tourism",
    "Archaeological Excavation.",
    "Archaeology",
    "Cairo Citadel",
    "Cultural Economy",
    "Cultural Tourism",
    "Egypt",
    "Egyptian Antiquities",
    "French Institute for Oriental Archaeology",
    "Heritage Preservation",
    "Historic Cairo",
    "Historic Urban Regeneration",
    "Islamic Heritage",
    "Magra al-Oyoun Aqueduct",
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    "Medieval Cairo",
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  "textContent": "Cairo — An Egyptian-French archaeological mission has uncovered a sophisticated Mamluk-era water supply system and the remains of a historic mosque near the Citadel of Salah al-Din, offering fresh insights into the infrastructure that supported medieval Cairo’s political and administrative centre. The excavation, conducted by the Supreme Council of Antiquities in cooperation with the French […]\n\nThe post New Findings Reveal How Medieval Cairo Supplied Water to Its Citadel appeared first on The Middle East Observer.",
  "title": "New Findings Reveal How Medieval Cairo Supplied Water to Its Citadel"
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