A joint group of Egyptian and American archaeologists has uncovered a flint quarrying site – containing valuable finds from different archaeological periods – in Elkab…
Back in February, we talked about the remnants of a sandstone temple of Roman origins that had been uncovered at the Kom Al-Rasras site in…
Introduction Boasting a ‘perpetual’ construction process that spanned over two millennia (circa 21st century BC to 1st century AD), the ancient Karnak temple perimeter, mainly…
The archaeological site of Tombos along the Nile River Valley, in what is now a northern region of Sudan, harks back to the ancient Nubians….
In our article on the subject of fascinating Ancient Egyptian inventions, we talked about how some of them “intrinsically related to personal hygiene, health, and…
A few days ago, the realm of archaeology and history was caught up in a hullabaloo over King Tut’s leather-made warrior armor. The story boiled…
The ancient Egyptian region of Aswan is known for its veritable archaeological legacy, with recent excavations revealing the oldest known royal complex at Tell Edfu…
When it comes to the Great Pyramid of Giza, our first thoughts tend to relate to the sheer size of this massive structure. However, beyond…
Last month, we talked about how archaeologists had (possibly) came across the oldest known complex at the ancient Egyptian site of Tell Edfu, which dated…
Pharaoh Ramesses II, also known as Ramses, in many ways epitomizes the might of the New Kingdom Period (circa 16th century – 11th century BC),…
