Medicine & TechnologyA new study shows ancient Egyptian women wore tattoos on their lower backs for protection and child birth blessings according to archaeologists. Read more about this story here!
Scientists found some deformities in the skull of the pregnant mummy that indicates the "Mystery Lady" might have also cancer. Check this new information about the world's first known pregnant mummy.
Experts from Egypt discovered a whole trove of ancient artifacts in Saqqara site, where the Step Pyramid of Djoser was built. Read more about the new excavation and the materials they found.
Experts summarize what had been found in Nile's Tombos archaeological site for more than two decades of ancient Sudan research, Read more about the forgotten civilization of Nubia.
A new study discovered how treating diseases work during burial in ancient Egypt. The process were observed in well-preserved mummified children unearthed from the Hawara archaeological site.
A new study was able to capture the hidden face and physical features of Amenhotep I for the first time. Using CT scan, the 18th dynasty pharaoh of ancient Egypt was unwrapped digitally from his 3,000-year mummified state, preserving the original placement of his remains on the coffin without external disturbance.
A research of the art in pharaoh Hatshepsut's tomb revealed some of the unknown artisans of ancient Egypt, who also built many artworks of the civilization through a team effort.
For the first time, scientists were able to create 3D reconstructions of the faces of three Egyptian mummies using forensic DNA phenotyping, revealing what they would have looked like when they were still alive.
Archaeologists unearthed the 'lost golden city' from 3,000 years ago under the sand near Luxor, Egypt. This is the second biggest discovery of ancient Egypt since King Tutankhamun's tomb.
Ancient Egypt is a widely known human civilization that was studied for so many years. But new research shed light on how the changing environment has played a role at the dawn of its emergence.
Work on restoring the Temple of Esna had stopped during the mid-19th century. Centuries later, Egyptian and German researchers restore some of ancient hieroglyphics and paintings.