Pharaohs first gold prospector in history .. 

They discovered 120 mines in the eastern desert

The ancient Egyptians were the most brilliant of gold miners, leaving 120 gold mines in the eastern desert stretching to Sudan. The gold artifacts and artifacts still attest to the skill and skill of ancient Egyptians in prospecting and searching for gold.
Egyptians used gold at the time as a means of personal adornment only, not as a coin, although the kings of the dynasties from 4 to 6 used some gold coins, and despite the technological development we are living today, no one has reached any mine that has not reached the hands of the Pharaohs until now.

The Pharaohs are the ones who have reached the methods of gold operations, from research to extraction, and studies have not proven that they imported any kind or amount of gold, and therefore put their hands on all stocks of Egypt Gold.

A study conducted since the 1980s shows that gold is present in three basic patterns that are repeated in different mines. These patterns share the presence of Mafic rocks, rocks in which the proportion of minerals containing Mafic elements, such as iron and magnesium, is high and that Mafic minerals have a melting point High, these rocks crystallize from the glare, first, before losing a lot of magnesium and iron elements.

The gold was extracted from these rocks and then re-deposited in the form of veins, in addition to the presence of gold deposits in the valleys surrounding the mines in the form of crumbs, was the first extract of gold in the era of the ancient Egyptians, these sediments easy to operate and extraction, and then headed to the original veins in the Mountains.

Many scientific researches confirm that the quantities of waste produced by the Pharaohs' mines call for the re-evaluation of the gold left in them, explaining that gold can be extracted from them now because they are still very rich in the metal and precious metal.

Recent studies have pointed to the possibility of a lot of gold in the eastern desert, which was not reached by the pharaohs, at some depths below the ancient Pharaonic mines. This requires studies to explore the feasibility of these new patterns at the depth because they represent one of the most buried treasures, Especially since many geologists consider the geological environment suitable for gold in the center and south of the eastern desert is part of the circle of gold, which includes northern Sudan and western Saudi Arabia, including the Red Sea.

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