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Early Homo sapiens most likely discovered Upper Egypt (near the Sudanese border) because it would be the first thing they would (since they were moving northward from Central Africa).

Ancient Egyptians settled in the Lower and Central Nile region while Nubians settled in the Upper Nile Region a little later.

Europeans proto-nations had strong trade relations with Lower Egypt (near the Mediterranean and thus would have "discovered" Lower Egypt first.)

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The first recorded discovery of ancient Egyptian ruins was in the 19th century in the Nile Delta region. Specifically, the ruins of the ancient city of Tanis were found by French archaeologists. However, it is important to note that evidence of ancient Egyptian civilization has been found throughout the country, including in areas such as Upper Egypt, the Nile Valley, and the Sinai Peninsula.

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