An archaeological team has uncovered for the first time more than half of the temple, long buried under River Nile sediment.
Long before Cleopatra and Hatshepsut, Ankhnespepy II amassed unprecedented political and religious power. Here's how.
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Everyone Thinks the Next Game After God of War Ragnarok Will Go to Egypt, But I'm Not Convinced
It's not exactly uncommon to assume that God of War will center on Egyptian mythology in its next chapter, but I'm not so ...
There's something about ancient civilizations that fascinates us even thousands of years later. Their architecture, ...
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The Egyptian path to eternity: Gods, coffins, and the afterlife journey
What did the ancient Egyptians truly believe awaited them after death? Journey into the sacred rituals of the 19th Dynasty, ...
Archaeologists in Ephesus uncover a rare incense burner featuring the god Serapis, revealing ancient trade and religious ...
An overview of part of the King Nyuserre temple uncovered in Abusir. (Ministry of Antiquities and Tourism) ...
While keeping the long-dead crocodilian intact, McKnight and her team also “virtually” recreated the bronze hook lodged in ...
A new book by Montasser Thabet takes readers on a journey through time to understand how the ancient Egyptians lived, .
The Amarna Letters contain records of ancient lords and rulers seeking to establish diplomatic ties with Egyptian pharaohs.
A massive Valley Temple linked to King Niuserre’s sun complex offers an insight into Fifth Dynasty worship at Abusir, Egypt ...
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