Discovering the first pyramid of humanity, building 1000 years before the Egyptian Pyramid
A Pyramid dating back longer than the Pyramids in Egypt has just been discovered in Kazakhstan.
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A Pyramid dating back longer than the Pyramids in Egypt has just been discovered in Kazakhstan.
Scientists rediscover the identity of the woman, and she helps scientists push the limits of science and technology.
People are old, important enough to be embalmed, but that's not the image to follow.
Ancient Egyptians made iron daggers from meteorites instead of natural ore because they considered meteors to be sacred phenomena filled with power.
The researchers found 30 exotic tattoos of lotus, baboon and the magic eye on an Egyptian woman's mummy dating back 3,000 years.
The Egyptian Antiquities Department conducted a new study to uncover the mystery of the coffin found 110 years ago in the Valley of the Kings in Luxor.
Recently, the Prince of Wales Museum in Mumbai (India) successfully restored a 4,500-year-old mummy.
New research by international scientists shows King Tutankhamun is buried with a meteorite-originated dagger in the universe.
The mummy is an 18-week-old fetus, carefully wrapped in a thick band of ice, housed in a cedar wood coffin filled with black plastic.
These antiquities once belonged to a bustling city of ancient Egyptian civilization, likened to a legendary Atlantis city ...
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…
Indian scientists have successfully rescued a broken 2,300-year-old Egyptian mummy and discovered many interesting things.
Neshama Spielman, a Jerusalem girl who unearthed the pendant of Egyptian pendant pharaoh in an archaeological dig at 8 years old.
For ancient Egyptian women, the wig is not only a beauty accessory but also shows the status and wealth, and the secrecy of women even when it comes to the afterlife.
Nearly 100 years after excavating the grave, scientists have yet to find the lost heart of Pharaoh Tutankhamun and the reason why it disappeared without a trace.