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Century-Old Skulls From Abydos Reveal Missed Injuries
Archaeology
Century-Old Skulls From Abydos Reveal Missed Injuries
A forensic re-examination of 46 skulls from Egypt's First Dynasty graves at Abydos finds 18 with…
Arvind5 min →
We Are Hungry: The Oldest Protest in Recorded History
Archaeology
We Are Hungry: The Oldest Protest in Recorded History
In 1157 BCE, the craftsmen who built the Pharaoh's tomb in the Valley of the Kings…
Arvind6 min →
Ancient Egyptian Princesses May Have Been Trained Archers
Archaeology
Ancient Egyptian Princesses May Have Been Trained Archers
Five Egyptian princesses buried at Dahshur 4,000 years ago were interred with bows, arrows, and daggers.…
Arvind5 min →
Tombs in Minya May Reveal Where Egypt’s Pyramid Architecture Was Born
Archaeology
Tombs in Minya May Reveal Where Egypt’s Pyramid Architecture Was Born
Excavations at the Jabal al-Tayr necropolis in Minya have uncovered two Early Dynastic tombs featuring a…
Arvind8 min →
Cairo’s 700-Year-Old Mamluk Water Network Discovered Near Saladin Citadel
Archaeology
Cairo’s 700-Year-Old Mamluk Water Network Discovered Near Saladin Citadel
A joint Egyptian-French archaeological mission has uncovered a never-before-documented Mamluk-era water distribution network near the Saladin…
Arvind6 min →
Wild Boar Burials and 3,000 Years of History Uncovered at Tel Kom Aziza in Egypt
Archaeology
Wild Boar Burials and 3,000 Years of History Uncovered at Tel Kom Aziza in Egypt
Excavations at Tell Kom Aziza in Egypt's Nile Delta have uncovered a Greco-Roman cemetery built over…
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The 100-Ton Stone Coffins of Saqqara
Archaeology
The 100-Ton Stone Coffins of Saqqara
Beneath Egypt's desert sands lies the Serapeum of Saqqara, an underground complex housing massive granite sarcophagi…
Arvind5 min →
Hidden Coffin Cache Found at Luxor Necropolis
Archaeology
Hidden Coffin Cache Found at Luxor Necropolis
Excavations at Luxor's ancient Abu el-Naga necropolis have unearthed ten painted wooden coffins, a previously unknown…
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The Sacred Mud Temple: Uncovering a Perfectly Circular Sanctuary in Ancient Egypt
Archaeology
The Sacred Mud Temple: Uncovering a Perfectly Circular Sanctuary in Ancient Egypt
Archaeologists in Egypt have discovered a perfectly circular temple dedicated to an ancient mud deity, revealing…
Andrew Whitman5 min →
Unearthing the Lost Temple of the Crocodile God in Egypt
Archaeology
Unearthing the Lost Temple of the Crocodile God in Egypt
An archaeological team is racing against time to preserve the incredible ancient Egyptian temple of the…
Andrew Whitman5 min →
The Sacred Mud of Tutankhamun: How Four Tiny Trays Reveal a Pharaoh’s Path to Eternity
Archaeology
The Sacred Mud of Tutankhamun: How Four Tiny Trays Reveal a Pharaoh’s Path to Eternity
New research uncovers the ritual significance of four mud trays in Tutankhamun’s tomb—linking them to Osiris…
Mini Sharma4 min →
The Dark Side of Egyptian Wealth: Shackles Found in 2,200-Year-Old Gold Mine
Archaeology
The Dark Side of Egyptian Wealth: Shackles Found in 2,200-Year-Old Gold Mine
Newly discovered 2,200-year-old shackles at an ancient Egyptian gold mine reveal the brutal conditions endured by…
Mini Sharma4 min →