A mummy found in the Egyptian pyramids has been known as “untouchable” since 1919. So why don’t scientists want to touch him?
A mummy found in the Egyptian pyramids has been known as “untouchable” since 1919. So why don’t scientists want to touch him?
A long-lost Egyptian tomb containing a 4,400-year-old mummy has been found again. So how was this tomb first found and how was it lost?
From the symbol of death to the symbol of eternal life, one of the things that makes Ancient Egypt one of the most impressive civilizations in the history of the world is its different symbols.
The documentary series “Queen Cleopatra”, which will be released by Netflix on May 10, has been the target of criticism for showing the last pharaoh of Egypt as a black woman. An Egyptian lawyer sued Netflix and demanded that the platform be shut down in Egypt.
Salt, which we have made indispensable on our tables to sweeten our meals as long as we can remember, is one of the most basic foodstuffs we consume almost every day from 7 to 70. Apart from flavoring our food, the history of this mineral, which is used in animal husbandry, leather making, chemical industry and water softening systems, goes back to about 8,000 years ago.
The question that has not been clearly answered for centuries: Where exactly is the source of the Nile river in Africa?
The inside of a mummy estimated to be 2,300 years old in Egypt was examined using computerized tomography methods. In the examinations, both physical and social findings related to the mummy were reached.
New discoveries have been made in Ancient Egypt, one of the largest and most mysterious civilizations in human history. At the foot of the tomb …
This book became popular in Egypt during the New Kingdom (1550 BC – 1070 BC). The chapters in the book mostly contain information about people …
Since the history of humanity was founded by wars, this order gave birth to a male-dominated society. However, even in the tens of thousands of …
