The 3,800-year-old site near the city of Luxor holds the remains of 11 individuals, who may have been members of the same ...

Reuters Antiquities Minister Khaled al-Enany said it contained 40 sarcophagi, jewellery, pottery and a gold ... belonged to priests of the ancient Egyptian god Thoth. Four well-preserved jars ...

An amateur Egyptologist and one of the inventors of the Xbox game console, he's also a keen hobby baker who routinely posts pictures of ... Dr Love explains, the ancient Egyptians actually baked ...

The 4,500-year-old pyramids of Giza are the backdrop for "Forever Is Now," which features sculptures, installations and ...

A few years ago, Egyptian archaeologists discovered what they thought were the ruins of an ancient Egyptian temple ... amphorae covers, pottery, and a beaded necklace (menat) often worn as a ...

When marine archaeologists investigated, they found dozens of rare ancient items ... officials said. Photos show the collection of long, skinny jars. They have wide mouths, a spiral design ...

The "richly decorated" tomb belongs to a royal scribe who lived around 2,500 years ago during a turbulent period in ancient Egyptian history. A study of an ancient manuscript containing details of ...

Hieroglyphics are found on seals, plaques, tombs, pottery and walls on ancient Egyptian remains which tell us about beliefs, gods, clothing, everyday life and culture. The ancient Egyptians also ...

The best way to follow up your trip to the pyramids is by visiting the Egyptian Museum ... 100,000 artifacts from ancient Egypt, including sarcophagi, jewelry and pottery. It would take almost ...

Child: It’s paper actually. Ancient Egyptian: Well, whatever you call it, we invented it. We use it to write down our language using small pictures called hieroglyphs. It’s quite complex ...

Divers illuminate the pile of ancient Roman jars. Photo from Sicily’s Superintendence of the Sea The shipwrecked jars date between 1,900 and 2,100 years old, officials said. Photos show the ...

A pair of keen-eyed anglers noticed something abnormal sticking out of the seafloor off the coast of Sicily, Italy. When marine archaeologists investigated, they found dozens of rare ancient items.