Maiherpri: The Lion of the Battlefield
Maiherpri: The Lion of the Battlefield Maiherpri was an ancient Egyptian official who lived during the 18th Dynasty, likely serving under Pharaoh Thutmose IV (c. 1400–1390 BCE)….
Did you know that, contrary to what many people believe, the “human remains” in Pompeii were not petrified bodies, but rather plaster casts made from decomposing bodies found in volcanic ash? This fascinating revelation challenges common notions about the Pompeii tragedy.
Did you know that, contrary to what many people believe, the “human remains” in Pompeii were not petrified bodies, but rather plaster casts made from decomposing bodies…
In the city of Zeugma, close to the Syrian border in Turkey, a team of archaeologists led by Professor Kutalmış Görkay from Ankara University has unearthed three ancient Greek mosaics dating back to the 2nd century BC. Once a key trade center of the Eastern Roman Empire, Zeugma continues to amaze with its artistic treasures. The vibrant mosaics depict mythological figures and scenes from everyday life, reflecting the cultural richness of the city and the skills of its craftsmen. These findings highlight the importance of Zeugma in the ancient world and the enduring beauty of its craftsmanship.
In the city of Zeugma, close to the Syrian border in Turkey, a team of archaeologists led by Professor Kutalmış Görkay from Ankara University has unearthed three…
So, have you seen the gold mask of Tutankhamun at the Egyptian Museum in Cairo? It’s on the upper floor, and it’s seriously one of the greatest examples of ancient Egyptian art. This beautiful mask perfectly captures the face of the young king and was made so his soul could recognize him and make its way back to his mummified body for a grand resurrection.
So, have you seen the gold mask of Tutankhamun at the Egyptian Museum in Cairo? It’s on the upper floor, and it’s seriously one of the greatest…
Ongoing archaeological efforts in Egypt continue to reveal extraordinary findings that offer deeper insights into the country’s ancient past. However, there remains no credible evidence supporting claims of extraterrestrial contact with early Egyptian civilizations.
Ongoing archaeological efforts in Egypt continue to reveal extraordinary findings that offer deeper insights into the country’s ancient past. However, there remains no credible evidence supporting claims…
In 1850, a farmer found a secret village. It was later determined to be older than the Great Pyramids of Egypt. Archeologists estimated that 100 people lived in this village named Skara Brae, the “Scottish Pompeii.” The houses were connected to each other by tunnels, and each house could be closed off with a stone door.
In 1850, a farmer found a secret village. It was later determined to be older than the Great Pyramids of Egypt. Archeologists estimated that 100 people lived…
Who told you the people of Mexico don’t resemble the Olmec heads?
Who told you the people of Mexico don’t resemble the Olmec heads? From what l’ve seen. It is often outsiders who have never set foot in Mexico…
The Grand Egyptian Museum: Ancient Meets Modern
In the shadow of the Great Pyramids, the Museum blends ancient heritage with cutting-edge design, offering a glimpse of Egypt’s rich history. (al-Matḥaf al-Maṣriyy al-Kabīr)—with its elegant…
Hegra, or Mada’in Salih is an archaeological site within Al Madinah Region in Hejaz, Saudi Arabia. A majority of the remains date from the Nabatean kingdom (1st century CE). The site consтιтutes the kingdom’s southernmost and largest settlement after its capital Petra.
Hegra, or Mada’in Salih is an archaeological site within Al Madinah Region in Hejaz, Saudi Arabia. A majority of the remains date from the Nabatean kingdom (1st…
The Lost City of Heracleion Alexandria, Egypt.
The Lost City of Heracleion Alexandria, Egypt. An ancient city exhumed from the depths of the ocean… It was a legend. No trace of the city had…