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Massive hieroglyphs found in Egyptian desert may be the world’s first cosmic message
Carved into rock near the village of El-Khawy in southern Egypt, a massive line of ancient hieroglyphs has just been brought ...
Shabti, the ancient Egyptian funerary figurines that were supposed to work for the deceased in their afterlife, have revealed the identity of a pharaoh in an unnamed sarcophagus. Pharaoh Shoshenq III ...
What do you know about Ancient Egypt, Pandas? I'll be honest – my personal knowledge pretty much begins and ends with the 1999 classic "The Mummy." And it's a shame, since the film is not historically ...
Exploring ancient tombs is akin to embarking on a journey through time. These fascinating structures, scattered across the globe, hold secrets of long-gone civilizations waiting to be uncovered. From ...
Experience the magic of Luxor from a traditional sailboat on the Nile, gazing upon the Valley of the Kings. Then, discover a unique way to shop as I have my name crafted into an authentic cartouche ...
One of the greatest civilizations in our history belonged to the ancient Egyptians. It flourished in the fertile valleys of the world’s longest river - the Nile, where a magnificent civilization rose ...
Egyptian hieroglyphs are among the oldest writing systems in the world, dating back some 5,200 years. Known in ancient Egyptian as the “language of the gods” and said to have been created by the god ...
The discovery of a sunken port off the coast of Egypt may offer a puzzle piece in the longstanding search for Cleopatra’s lost tomb and glimpses into the country’s ancient maritime activity, according ...
In a sunlit Cairo office filled with glowing screens and worn history books, where modern code meets ancient symbols, Ahmed El-Kholy is quietly rewriting history. As the CEO of Dark Pyramid, an ...
Over 150 years ago, archaeologists in Egypt discovered an ancient stone tablet called the Canopus Decree. Written in three different languages — Egyptian hieroglyphs, Demotic script, and Greek — it ...
The decree was originally issued by King Ptolemy III in 283 BC, when senior priests gathered in the city of Canopus (east of Alexandria) to venerate King Ptolemy III, his wife Berenice, and their ...
The Decree of Canopus was issued in 238 B.C.E. by the entire Egyptian priesthood. The inscription records the great assembly of priests that gathered in Canopus in 238 B.C.E. Photo: courtesy the ...
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