Photo shows the archaeological site of a mud-brick building unveiled under the temple of King Nyuserre in Abusir, south of Cairo, Egypt. Believed to be one of the lost “sun temples” dating back to the Fifth Dynasty of ancient Egypt. Xinhua

Photo taken on July 30, 2022 shows the remains of a mud-brick building unveiled under the temple of King Nyuserre in Abusir region, south of Cairo, Egypt. (Egyptian Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities via Xinhua)

The remains of a mud-brick building unveiled under the temple of King Nyuserre in Abusir region, south of Cairo, Egypt. An Italian-Polish archaeological mission has uncovered remains of a mud-brick building believed to be one of the lost “sun temples” dating back to the Fifth Dynasty of ancient Egypt. Xinhua

The archaeological site of a mud-brick building unveiled under the temple of King Nyuserre in Abusir region, south of Cairo, Egypt. An Italian-Polish archaeological mission has uncovered remains of a mud-brick building believed to be one of the lost “sun temples” dating back to the Fifth Dynasty of ancient Egypt (2465 to 2323 BC). Xinhua