Archaeologists have uncovered treasures from the sunken Egyptian city of Canopus, once a flourished as a hub of trade and religious near Alexandria. The excavations revealed statues, tools, and artifacts, also including a quartz sphinx connected to Ramses II and Roman-era. Thought to have been lost to earthquakes and tsunamis, the city’s rediscovery provides fresh insights into ancient civilizations while cautioning of modern coastal challenges like rising seas.