Cleopatra: Remarkable History and Reconstruction of the Ancient Queen
Introduction – The Greek Connection Cleopatra – the very name brings forth reveries of beauty, sensuality, and extravagance, all set amidst the political furor of…
Ptolemaic
Archaeologists have possibly located an ancient Greco-Roman bath in Egypt
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…
Reconstruction of the Magnificent Karnak Temple Complex
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…
A series of Ptolemaic buildings and a tunnel unearthed in Alexandria, Egypt
21 years of excavating at the Shalallat Gardens area in Alexandria have come to fruition for the Greek archaeologists at Hellenic Institute for the Research…
An elevated tomb at Paphos in Cyprus might have belonged to a 12-year old Ptolemaic prince
The Tombs of the Kings at Paphos (north of the harbor) in Cyprus pertain to a World Heritage Site, with the earliest structures of the…
