Newly found ancient Egyptian port may lead to Cleopatra’s tomb

Archaeologist Kathleen Martinez has been searching for Cleopatra's tomb for the past 20 years, and her efforts may have paid off with the discovery of an ancient Egyptian port that could lead to the elusive tomb. The NatGeo documentary "Cleopatra's Final Secret" chronicles Martinez's quest, which has taken her to the ancient city of Taposiris Magna, located west of Alexandria. Martinez believes that Cleopatra and her lover, Mark Antony, were buried there, and her team has uncovered several artifacts that suggest the site was an important religious and administrative center during Cleopatra's reign. The newly discovered port, which was likely used for trade and transportation, provides further evidence that Taposiris Magna was a significant location in ancient Egypt. Martinez and her team are now exploring the site in the hopes of finding Cleopatra's final resting place, which has eluded archaeologists for centuries. The discovery of this ancient port represents an important step forward in the search for Cleopatra's tomb, and the documentary offers viewers a glimpse into the challenges and excitement of archaeological exploration.