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Share A high-production brewery believed to be the world’s “oldest” has been uncovered by a team of archaeologists at the Abydos funerary site in southern Egypt, the tourism ministry said Saturday. “The joint Egyptian-American archaeological mission, headed by Dr. Matthew Adams of New York University, and Dr. Deborah Vischak of Princeton University, working in North Abydos, Sohag, has uncovered what is believed to be the oldest high-production brewery in the world,” the ministry s...

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The Egyptian Meteorological Authority (EMA) predicted that warm weather to prevail in Cairo, Lower Egypt, South Sinai, North and South Upper Egypt, during daylight hours on Friday. It is also predicted that moderate weather to prevail in the Northern Coasts. Furthermore, Mahmoud Shaheen, Director of the Weather Forecast Department at EMA, said that there will be […]...

Charlotte Edwards, Digital Technology and Science Reporter 24 Feb 2021, 13:29 Updated: 24 Feb 2021, 13:42 ANCIENT artwork adorning the walls of an Egyptian princes tomb has revealed an extinct type of goose, according to new analysis. A bird unknown to modern science has been spotted amongst the 4,600-year-old paintings, which also feature realistic depictions of creatures we know exist. 2 An evolutionary biologist thinks these grey geese are an example of an extinct speciesCredit: romilio The ...

and her film a combative study of sexual assault in contemporary Egypt and an examination of the self. Alqadis film begins The inspiration for it the public rape of Alqadis friend on the night an explosion of violence against women rippled through Cairo’s Tahrir Square. As the Palestinian-raised Alqadi begins to document protests and anti-rape patrols in the city, she also turns the camera on herself after she becomes pregnant, exploring what it means to be a woman in the Middle East...

Archaeology news: The mummy was scanned by to reveal hidden head wounds (Image: SAHAR SALEEM) READ MORE The Pharaohs reign started around 1560 or 1558 BC and ended with his death in 1555 BC. Although his time on the throne was short, Seqenenre is credited with revolting against the occupiers and pushing Egypt down the path towards freedom. It was unclear what exactly happened to the Pharaoh until his mummified remains were discovered at Deir el-Bahari on the Niles western banks in the 1880s. Su...

Archaeologists discover a 5000-year-old industrial-scale brewery in Egypt Shane McGlaun - Feb 17, 2021, 8:06am CST A team of archaeologists led by Deborah Vischak, an assistant professor of art and archaeology at Princeton, has made a discovery in Egypt that will excite beer fans. The researchers, who are part of the North Abydos Project, have uncovered evidence of the world’s oldest known industrial-scale beer production facility. The complex they have discovered is more t...

The Office of Communications Feb. 16, 2021 1:06 p.m. Deborah Vischak, assistant professor of art and archaeology at Princeton, and a team of American and Egyptian archaeologists excavating at the site of Abydos in southern Egypt have uncovered evidence of the world’s oldest known industrial-scale beer production facility. Pictured: Large conical ceramic vats were set into the floor of the brewery structure and supported on the exterior by vertically set mud rods, or “fire legs,” necessary...

The brewery likely dates back to the era of King Narmer.

A high-production brewery believed to be more than 5,000 years old has been uncovered by a team of archaeologists at a funerary site in southern Egypt, the tourism ministry said on February 13.