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King Tutankhamun may have a daughter
Egyptian scientists are examining the DNA of two embalmed fetuses found in Tutankhamun's tomb to find out if they are children of the young emperor.
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The 'missing' pyramid was discovered buried in Egypt
Archaeologists announced the ancient pyramid of a newly rediscovered Egyptian pharaoh after being buried for generations.
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Move 3 Egyptian mummies to check DNA
The Egyptian government recently announced that three mummies have been transferred from the Valley of the Kings in Luxor to the Egyptian Museum in Cairo for extensive r…
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The strange hypothesis about the origin of pharaoh Akhenaten
Scientists discovered in pharaoh Akhenaten - the father of Tutankhamun reputation - a few strange mutations.
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Pharaoh Seti I's grave is bigger than people think
Egyptian archaeologists have discovered that the pharaoh's tomb is powerful Seti I - the largest tomb in the Valley of the Kings - bigger than anyone ever thought.
Archeology
Who is allowed to build ancient Maya temples?
It has long been said that the temples of ancient Mayan stone pyramids were built by royal members. But scientists have discovered that many different social components…
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Discover the giant statue of the ancient Egyptian Queen
Scientists have discovered an almost intact preserved statue of a powerful Egyptian queen at the temple of Amenhotep III, located on the west bank of Luxor, currently in…
Archeology
Egypt: Detecting ancient fruits in the tomb of King Tuktankhamon
The Egyptian Supreme Heritage Council has said that eight fruit baskets have been found to be well preserved in the tomb of pharaoh Tutankhamon.
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Important findings about ancient Egypt
The mummy of a child, the dwarf statue, or the trail of a missing ancient city are some of what has been found about the mysterious ancient Egyptian world.
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Identify the famous Egyptian queen mummy
Egyptologists claim that they have identified Hatshepsut's mummy, the most famous queen of ancient Egypt, found in a shabby grave in the Valley of the Kings.
Archeology
Healing art of Pharaohs
Near the massive burial complex of Abusimbel (in southern Egypt), British archaeologists stumbled upon a small tomb in which three mummies were dried. Each mummy is abou…
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Discovered a 1300-year-old Tiwanaku tomb
On May 2, archaeologists unearthed a tomb of the ancient Tiwanaku civilization inside a pyramid in western Bolivia. The corpse inside this tomb may have been a king or a…
Archeology
Discovering the tomb of King Herod
Israeli scientists have found the grave of the great Herod - the Jewish emperor in the Roman empire in ancient Judea. The discovery was found at Herodium, where Herod's…
Archeology
Traces of Tran's
Trung Hoa Archaeological Site - one of the two largest palaces of the Tran Thien Truong Palace, has just been discovered during archaeological excavations at the field b…
Archeology
Duong Long tower may be the place where Cham king was buried
Archaeologists have discovered many things that have never been known at Duong Long tower cluster (An Chanh village, Tay Binh commune, Tay Son district, Binh Dinh). They…