Workers Find Lost City of Alexander the Great in Iraq
Introduction
A group of workers found a lost city. Alexander the Great started this city. It is in southern Iraq, near the Persian Gulf. The city was a big port for boats.
Main Body
Alexander the Great built the city in the 300s BC. He built many cities with the name Alexandria. This one was in Iraq. For a long time, people did not know where it was. Now, workers used special cameras and pictures from the sky. They saw walls, streets, and buildings. They also saw a port and canals. The city is very big. It is about 2.5 square miles. A professor said the city is in very good shape. He said the walls are just under the ground. The city was a big port for trade. The river changed its path over time. Dirt covered the city. Wars also made it hard to find. Workers started digging in the 2010s. It was slow and dangerous because of fighting.
Conclusion
The workers are sure this is the lost city. It was a big city for trade. More work will teach us about its history.