Archaeologists Find City Avaris Aged 3600 Years

Austrian archaeologist claims to have found the city Avaris. The old city which became the capital of the Hyksos rulers of Egypt at the time were found in the Tel al-Dabaa region, northeast of Egypt.
According to the Secretary General of Egyptian Supreme Council of Antiquities, Zahi Hawaas, say, the discovery of the town Avaris is performed using high-tech radar. Displayed picture also shows a sketch of the city layout, complete with streets, buildings and temples.
Meanwhile, the head of the Austrian team eskavasi, Irene Mueller said the work of archaeological geophysical surveys undertaken by the team has helped them to identify one child who passed the river Nile Avaris city. Similarly told IOL, Monday (06/21/2010).
Avaris City is a city known during the Hyksos dynasty of Egypt led by approximately 1664-1569 years BC. Hyksos known in the second period of ancient Egypt. Avaris became the administrative capital of the dynasty into the 12th and 13th Egyptian. The city was built over the ruins of the city that had captured the Hyksos Rowarty. After the occupation, the Hyksos defend this city and ruled the country with new technology.