The rulers of the 25th dynasty were from Nubia, an area located in modern-day southern Egypt and northern Sudan. The Persians and Assyrians also controlled Egypt at different times during the Late ...

The eleven bodies were believed to have belonged to an important family in the Middle Kingdom period when pharaohs Amenemhet established a time of peace and prosperity ...

The discovery was made as restorers attempted to rebuild the tomb of Karabaskin, a 25th Dynasty mayor of Thebes and fourth priest of Amun, according to the Egyptian Ministry of Tourism and ...

One of National Geographic's writers describes her experience scuba diving underneath a pyramid—and how its contents could fundamentally change what we understand about ancient Egypt’s 25th ...

Its rulers are commonly referred to as the Black Pharaohs of the 25th Dynasty. "The relationship between Sudan and Egypt is not just about water, but blood," says Ibrahim Mudasir, whose father is ...

Ashurbanipal had conquered the country from the Kushites of the 25th Dynasty around 747 BCE. However, after his death, the Assyrian Empire was embroiled in a series of rebellions and civil wars, ...

He also reiterated in the interview that the only Egyptian rulers known to have been Black were the Kushite kings of the 25th dynasty (747-656 BC), and he pushed back against Black Americans who ...