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May 4, 2024
The mud-brick structure may have been used during military campaigns to expand Egypts empire to the east.
April 25, 2024
The Egyptian archaeological mission working at the Tel el-Hebua (Tharo) site in the northern Sinai area has discovered the remains of a building constructed with mud bricks that constituted one of the royal residences or palaces located at Egypt's eastern gateway. This was announced by Dr. Mohame
October 5, 2023
Ancient Egypt is a bottomless well. Swarms of diggers, scanning equipment, and studies fail to exhaust this rich but lost culture. New discoveries range
July 14, 2023
Following on from the volume in which he discussed the Middle Kingdom, John Romer’s new book considers the ancient Egyptian New Kingdom from 1550 BCE to 1070 BCE. This is generally romanticised as one of the great ‘golden ages’ of ancient Egyptian history in which the state reached its pinnacle of power. In this period
April 13, 2023
Prof. Andrea Lauria is an Italian museologist graduated from Rome’s Accademy of fine arts. He also holds a History of Art degree from University di Roma Tre in Rome. Andrea Lauria lectures a Masters course in museology at Rome’s Universities Tor Vergata and American Temple University (Rome Campus).
December 26, 2022
Ancient and indigenous cultures around the world identified trees with long lifespans and medicinal properties as the axis of the universe, linking the The magic wand is linked to a tree's ability to heal and transform itself after being cut back.
December 5, 2022
Fifteen Questions: Peter Der Manuelian on Ancient Egypt, 3D Technology, and Indiana Jones | Magazine | The Harvard Crimson
October 5, 2022
Hatshepsut seized the reins of power and never let go.
October 2, 2022
The Egyptian-German archaeological mission in Luxor has finished restoring the ceiling of the ancient Esna Temple, as part of a project to restore the shrine and reveal its original colors.
October 2, 2022
The Egyptian-German archaeological mission in Luxor has finished restoring the ceiling of the ancient Esna Temple, as part of a project to restore the shrine and reveal its original colors.