After 2050 years, the tomb of Antony and Cleopatra was found!

The Dhaka Times Desk Mark Antony and Cleopatra's burial place was found after a long 250 years! Archaeologists have been searching for their tombs for years.

Mark Antony and Cleopatra's burial place was found after a long 250 years! Archaeologists have been searching for their tombs for years. Archaeologists claim that they have finally found the tomb!

According to media reports, 18 miles from Alexandria is a place called the ancient city of Taposiris Magna. Two historical figures are buried there. Archaeologist Zahi Hawass has highlighted this important information. According to him, two people were buried in the same tomb. Antony-Cleopatra's love story has come up again and again in history. Rather, not much is known about Cleopatra's husband.

Coins and gold boxes of ancient times can also be found very close to that burial place, according to the relevant historians. Historians say that Cleopatra's husband was a Greek. It is known that the thirteenth Ptolemy is the last active ruler of that dynasty. Mark Antony was a famous hero of that dynasty.

Mark Antony's defeat by the Roman Emperor Octavius Augustus Caesar and his suicide by knife is one of the defining events in Roman history. A lot of mystery surrounds the life of this loving couple. Therefore, after the recent confirmation of their burial site, historians have become more enthusiastic about excavating it.

Cleopatra was a good ruler, she also cut the canal and settled the panacea in Egypt, it is also said in the pages of history. But more people know that Cleopatra was one of the most beautiful women in the world.

It is known that the duo was caught after a battle with Octavian's forces around 30 BC. It is said that Antony committed suicide on August 12.

The story of the powerful queen Cleopatra and her untimely death has become a popular legend. Starting from the silver screen of Hollywood, many movies have been made on the TV screen. However, a researcher has ruled out snakebite deaths. Therefore, the excavation of this burial ground is considered more helpful and necessary to know the real history.