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A rare 2,800-year-old Egyptian mummy’s head brought to the UK by a British soldier during World War I is up for sale at an auction, the British Daily Mail newspaper reported.

After being hidden in a family's drawer in the U.K. for a century, a mummy head from ancient Egypt is expected to sell for $25,000.

The artefact, which was stuffed away in a cupboard in Oxfordshire for decades because it is not everyones cup of tea, has been carbon dated to between 750 and 800BC.

A 2,800-year-old ancient Egyptian mummy head that had been locked away in a cupboard for decades has recently been put up for sale.

Have King Solomon's Mines really been discovered? Yes, indeed. In fact, they have been known about for centuries, and modern archaeological work on them started way back in the early 19th century.

Anti-Semitism and the Hitler regime’s obsession with the past of the Aryan peoples put the brakes on the study of the ancient Pharaonic civilization in Germany, despite what is shown in ‘Raiders of the Lost Ark’

“A fight over pumpernickel bread results in tragedy.”

Egyptian authorities are after a gang of criminals who created a fake Egyptian tomb to scam antiquities traffickers! The suspects were almost caught, but made a dramatic escape.

A new show at the de Young Museum in San Francisco will bring together a trove of 180 artifacts. See highlights here.

The stone sculpture depicts the Egyptical funeral deity Imsety