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Long before actor Brendon Fraser starred in “The Whale,” he gained fame as Egyptian adventurer Rick O’Connell

In a favorable review of Dr. Petrovichs book "Origins of the Hebrews," Dr. Billington summarizes its content, suggests improvements, and predicts its impact

Archeologists in the early twentieth century proposed that the volcano erupted approximately 1500 BCE, during the Egyptian New Kingdom period, and built a history around this hypothesis

The ancient Egyptians may have created some of the most mind-bogglingly complex and intricate monuments known to man, but when it came to clothing, they kept it remarkably simple.

The evolution of ancient Egyptian weapons, drawn both from within Egypt and via new technology from other militaries, was vital for maintaining its dominance in the region.

History is filled with famous queens who took the reins of governance firmly in their hands and left legacies as impressive as their monumental tombs.

Built over 3,400 years ago, Luxor Temple is one of ancient Egypt’s marveling and mysterious wonders. It has survived the test of time and remained relevant even today.

The Egyptian Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities announced the discovery of the remains of a building that served as the headquarters of the leader of the Egyptian mining expeditions in the Sinai Peninsula during the Middle Kingdom of Egypt

Archaeologists have made the incredible discovery of 110 ancient Egyptian tombs at the Koum el-Khulgan archaeological site in Dakahlia province, in the Nile extensive delta. The site is located 150 kilometers (93 miles) northeast of Cairo. The Egyptian Tourism and Antiquities Ministry revealed that the tombs are not all from the same period but from three different epochs in the long history of ancient Egypt. Sixty-eight of the burials are in oval-shaped pits that were carved from the sandy i...

Archaeologists Have Discovered 110 Tombs From Three Different Eras of Ancient Egyptian History in the Nile Delta Scholars are now trying to determine whether and how the people of one period absorbed the traditions of another. April 30, 2021 The archeological site of 110 tombs at the Nile Delta. Photo courtesy of the Egyptian Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities. Excavations at an ancient site in the Nile Delta have uncovered no less than 110 tombs dating from three different periods of ancient...