Royal tombs more than 3,000 years were found in Egypt
The ornate tomb of a royal scribe who lived more than 3,000 years ago was found in Luxor, Egypt.
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The ornate tomb of a royal scribe who lived more than 3,000 years ago was found in Luxor, Egypt.
The custom of burying the dead in the pottery of ancient Egypt symbolizes rebirth in the afterlife.
A group of Swedish archaeologists was surprised to find two headless crocodiles in grave populations on the banks of the Nile.
2016 is the year marking many interesting discoveries for ancient Egyptian civilization, from the mysterious tattoo on mummy skin to the pyramid protection machine.
The 4,200-year-old tomb found in the city of Aswan, Egypt may be the burial place for the corpses of the ruler of Elephantine during the ancient kingdom.
Experts identify mummy feet found at the lavish tomb in the Valley of the Queen, Egypt by Queen Nefertari, who died around 1,250 BC.
Gold and silver antiques were found in the excavation area of Tel Gerez, Israel, possibly a sacrifice to connect the two gods of Canaanite and Egyptians.
A 5-month-old fetal mummy in a British museum may be the youngest mummy recorded in the world.
The Egyptian Antiquities Ministry said the country has excavated a 7,000-year-old city (which belongs to the first dynasty of the Nile civilization) in Sohag province.
Scientists have discovered many characters describing ships preparing to go to sea, the Mirror reported.
Everyone knows that ancient Egypt was a great civilization cradle, but its origin lies elsewhere.
Spanish archaeologists discovered an ancient Egyptian mummy in
Protein samples taken from ancient Egyptian mummies show that they can get infections and cancer.
A well-known scientist has elicited a heated debate online when claiming that the founders of Chinese civilization are not Chinese, but immigrants from Egypt.
After choking death due to overeating, the cut bird is embalmed and can be used as a sacrifice to give to the gods.