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An group of archaeologists managed to recover historical remains linked to the Lighthouse of Alexandria, considered one of the seven wonders of the ancient world. The find was made off the coast of Egypt, where enormous structures had remained submerged for centuries.

The expedition made it possible to extract columns, stone blocks, and architectural fragments from the ancient monument. Specialists are now working on analyzing and restoring the pieces found on the floor of the Mediterranean Sea.

What archaeologists recovered about the Lighthouse of Alexandria

The underwater investigations were carried out by international teams that have been exploring the sunken ruins near the port of Alexandria for years.

An group of archaeologists managed to recover historical remains linked to the Lighthouse of Alexandria, considered one of the seven wonders of the ancient world. The find was made off the coast of Egypt, where enormous structures had remained submerged for centuries. Image: archive.

The Lighthouse of Alexandria was built during the Ptolemaic era and was used to guide ships arriving at one of the most important ports of antiquity. Over the centuries, the structure was eventually destroyed by powerful earthquakes.

Why the Lighthouse of Alexandria is a historical wonder

The monument was considered one of the most impressive constructions in the ancient world because of its height and its importance for maritime navigation.

Researchers are now seeking to digitally reconstruct part of the original structure to understand how the historic lighthouse worked and preserve one of the greatest symbols in Egypt’s history.