Tell El-Ruba
Country: Egypt
Region: Africa
Period: ~ 4th c.BCE-~ 30BCE
Location: 30.958333°N, 31.515833°E
Description
Tell El-Ruba, an ancient site in Egypt, was once a thriving city during the final years of Ancient Egypt, around the 4th century BCE to 30 BCE. Located in the Nile Delta, it was an important center of trade and culture. Today, it remains an archaeological site, offering a glimpse into Egypt's Ptolemaic and Roman past, surrounded by vast agricultural lands and small villages.
Modern Remains
The site of Tell El-Ruba has limited modern remains, but archaeological digs have uncovered valuable artifacts, pottery, and remnants of buildings that showcase the urban layout of the city. Some remains of walls and structures can still be found, although much of the area is covered by modern farming lands. Nearby Tell el-Daba and other Delta sites also offer insights into similar historical contexts. While less visited, the site provides a quiet, less-commercialized experience for history enthusiasts.