Archeology
Egypt discovered 27 more statues of the war goddess Sekhmet
According to a reporter in Cairo on December 3, Secretary-General of the Supreme Egyptian Archeology Council, Mostafa Waziri said the statues were carved out of black st…
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Raw materials for blue ink production of ancient Egypt
Historically, archaeologists believe that the ancient Egyptians used black ink, which was purely carbon-based until the 4th and 5th centuries.
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Egyptian mummy wearing an intact mask after more than 1,600 years
The mummy dates back to the Greek-Roman period (from 332 BC to 395) was found in good condition with linen wrapped around the corpse.
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Before having a toothbrush, how did the old people clean their teeth?
Toothbrushes are an indispensable item - when we need to use them at least twice a day.
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Unexpected findings shocked archaeological circles
In recent years, experts and scientists have made unexpected discoveries to seize the world's archaeological world.
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Discovered a huge mysterious tunnel in the Egyptian pyramid
The exact shape and size of this cellar is unclear, so the purpose of using this cellar is still a mystery.
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Inside the mummy, a 2,000-year-old girl
Rosicrucian Egyptian Museum in San Jose, California, USA, is displaying the mummy of a 5-year-old girl dating back 2,000 years.
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First opened the mysterious 'cursed crypt' in Egypt
Archaeologists say the grave has been cursed to protect the dead from those who want to invade.
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Homosexuality in ancient Egypt
In fact, homosexuality is no stranger in the first civilizations known to mankind as ancient Egypt, more importantly this is not considered to be misleading.
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Discover an ancient gym in Egypt
A group of German and Egyptian experts discovered an ancient gym at Watfa, in Fayoum province, south of Cairo.
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Controversy over the grave of the eminent Queen of Egypt
French learner Marc Gabolde thinks the mummy is named
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Discovering vestiges of the temple dating back to 3,200 years in Egypt
Archaeologists say the temple dates back more than 3,200 years. They discovered many details of carvings and decorations of the Pharaoh Ramses II period at this archaeol…
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The plaster statue of King Akhenaten was excavated in Egypt
The head of the excavation said the statue, 9cm tall, 13.5cm long and 8cm wide, was excavated during the first excavation at Atun Temple in Tel El-Amarna.
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The volcanic disaster caused the royal court of Cleopatra to collapse
An international research group found a historical example that shows that nature has the ability to control people's destiny.
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Egyptian blue 'alive' from the tomb
To make it, the ancient Egyptians used a mixture of copper, sand and strong alkali, heated at 800-900 degrees Celsius with strict conditions.