All posts tagged "egyptology"

Mottled branches reach for the sky, and an ocean of softly deteriorating stone graves, rubbed by hands...

Casting further doubts on the safety and legality of Egyptian artifacts abroad, the Louvre’s former director Jean...

A house standing on 27 Madbagha Street, in downtown Cairo, ornate with striking Islamic and Gothic-style architecture,...

Somewhere in Garden City, overlooking the Nile and Cairene rooftops, three artists have set up a space...

The Saqqara necropolis southwest of Cairo has yielded yet a new discovery of 14 intact and sealed...

Despite the fact that ancient Egypt is almost automatically linked to the ancient writing system of ancient...

Some 150 objects from the iconic collection of King Tutankhamen’s treasures will be exhibited in Boston as...

From movies to best-stelling novels, it’s easy to conjure a list of authors, filmmakers, photographers and artists...

One of the most important scientific and academic events in the field of Egyptology, the International Conference...

The King Tutankhamun exhibition at Paris’s Grande Halle La Villette broke the record as the most visited...

In a wider move to boost tourism to Egypt’s various archeological site, the ministry of Antiquities has...

A number of Egyptian royal mummies are set to be moved from the Mummies Room in the...

According to an official press release given by Egypt’s Ministry of  Antiquities, an Egyptian archeological mission has...

Archaeological expedition by the Supreme Council of Antiquities revealed a group of tombs dating back to the...

The Egyptian archaeological mission led by the Ministry of Antiquities discovered two tombs dating back to the...

An Egyptian-led archaeological expedition taking place in the south-east of King Amenemhat II’s pyramid revealed a number...

According to an official statement by Egypt’s Ministry of Antiquities, an Italian-American mission working in the Aswan-Kom Ombo...