Archeology
Inside the 3,400-year-old mummy coffin just opened in Egypt
Egyptian authorities opened two 3,400-year-old mummified coffins on Sept. 21 to restore them to their perfect preservation.
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Archeology
First time opening a mysterious box in the tomb of the youngest king in Egypt
Archaeologists recently decided to open a mysterious box found inside the tomb of Egyptian Pharaoh Tutankhamun.
Environment
Rising sea levels threaten to engulf the Egyptian port city of Alexandria
Alexandria, the beautiful city on the Mediterranean coast of Egypt, is at risk of being drowned by climate change.
Archeology
56 jars in the tomb of the prime minister of Egypt contain great secrets
Egyptian archaeologists were surprised to find the tomb of an ancient Egyptian prime minister, but the contents of this tomb made them even more 'heartbroken'.
Archeology
Scans of 3,000-year-old Egyptian pharaoh mummies, uncovering stunned secrets
Archaeologists all claim that the pharaoh who ruled 3,000 years ago died of natural causes but was all wrong.
World Heritage
The 23 most mysterious ancient world wonders that you should visit once in your life
The wisdom of the ancients made it difficult for people today to believe it. The wonders of the ancient world that the ancients left behind, for thousands of years, are…
Archeology
Recreating the perfume of Queen Cleopatra 2,000 years ago
Scientists rely on sediments in the perfume factory and the ancient formula to create the aroma of Cleopatra that can be used.
Archeology
60 ancient Egyptian mummies buried secret scary death
More than 4,000 years ago in Egypt, dozens of people died from terrible wounds that were embalmed and 'locked up' in the cliff near Luxor province.
Archeology
Few knew before Egypt's most famous Pharaoh Tut had two female Pharaohs reigning for a while
The new hypothesis suggests that before Tutankhamun - King Tut, Egypt's most famous pharaoh was enthroned, the country was ruled by two women.
Archeology
Discovered ruins of temples and ships containing treasures submerged under the sea
Scientists use modern scanning equipment to find valuable buildings and artifacts in two sunk Egyptian cities.
Archeology
Restoring the coffin of King Tutankhamun for the first time in nearly 100 years
This is the largest and also the only coffin left in the tomb of the young king in Luxor, after two smaller ones were transferred to the Egyptian Museum in Cairo's capit…
Archeology
The world's oldest Christian letter is found
This is considered to be the oldest Christian letter in the world from the year 230 AD written on an ancient Egyptian papyrus, to help better understand the first Christ…
Archeology
Egypt opens two ancient pyramids, revealing many mysteries
The Egyptian government on July 13 opened the two ancient pyramids in southern Cairo, announcing the discovery of many of the mausoleums with well-preserved mummies.
Archeology
The mystery of a woman's hair is still black even though she died 3,000 years
Taken out of the coffin after a thousand years of rest, the Egyptian woman surprised the scientists with her hair springs to be still black and smooth.
Archeology
The Egyptian queen hidden in the tomb of another grave?
Archaeologists from Egypt and the United Kingdom have discovered the secret system in King Tut's famous tomb, which can hide the remains of the famous queen Nefertiti.