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Cleopatra, the queen of ancient Egypt inspired countless works of art over the past two thousand years. But is Cleopatra beautiful like legend?
Cleopatra is probably the most famous queen of the ancient world. She is famous not only for her beauty but also for her smart sharp features and has become the subject…
Cleopatra may not be as sexy as described by Greek and Roman scholars, but a brilliant scientist.
Cleopatra may not be the only ancient Egyptian king of Ptolemy dynasty - Queen Arsinoe II, the woman who competed and won ...
Ancient Egypt has always hidden hidden stories and legends that scientists and archaeologists want to explore. Among the mysteries of Egyptian civilization there are cou…
Everyone is accustomed to the story of the last minute of Cleopatra's Queen. The distraught Queen due to the collapse of the kingdom and the death of her lover sneaked a…
So far, the resting place of thousands of weak people such as Genghis Khan, Queen Cleopatra, Mozart genius composer ... is still a mystery of human quiz.
An international research group found a historical example that shows that nature has the ability to control people's destiny.
Although living under the reign of pharaohs, the ancient Egyptian women still hold many important positions in the political system, even becoming queen to govern the co…
The city of Taposiris Magna in northern Egypt may be the place to bury queen Cleopatra and her lover Mark Antony.
Scholars at the University of Manchester, England, rejected the Cleopatra hypothesis, the beautiful and powerful queen in ancient Egyptian history, killed by snake bites.
That was the period from 45 BC. According to rumors, the Egyptian Queen Cleopatra sent a maid to empty the small gourd and then filled the bee inside.