News Unearthing a Forgotten Pharaoh: What the Discovery of Thutmose II’s Tomb Means for Archaeology 20 Feb 2025 In the heart of Thebes, a long-lost royal burial has been brought to light, sparking a fresh wave of fascination among Egyptologists and history enthusiasts alike. After decades of speculation…
Ancient Civilizations A Tiny Model, A Big Story: What a 4,000-Year-Old Egyptian Diorama Tells Us About Life Back Then 19 Feb 2025 Most of what we know about ancient Egypt comes from towering monuments, grand tombs, and inscriptions meant to last forever. But sometimes, history is captured in the smallest details—like a…
Archaeology… Haunted Archaeological Sites: The Stories Beyond the Stones 24 Oct 202316 Sep 2023 As the veil between worlds thins this October, we invite you to join us on a spine-tingling journey through haunted ruins and archaeological sites that have captivated our collective imagination…
History The Dawn of Demons: From Mesopotamia to Islam 17 Oct 202316 Sep 2023 As October's chill winds herald the approach of Halloween, we find ourselves drawn to the darker corners of history and myth. This month, we embark on a journey through time…
News Archaeology and Ancient History Weekly Roundup: October 1, 2023 1 Oct 202330 Sep 2023 Did you know that the oldest known archaeological artifact is a simple stone tool dating back 3.3 million years? While we've come a long way from stone tools, the quest…
News Weekly Archaeology and Ancient History Roundup- September 10th, 2023 10 Sep 20237 Sep 2023 This week's archaeological discoveries invite us to ponder the universal themes of death and ritual that have fascinated humanity for millennia. From Bronze Age Kazakhstan to ancient Turkey, from Neanderthal…
Archaeology Silver Linings: Ancient Egyptian Queen’s Bracelets Reveal Early Trade Links with Greece 29 Jun 202318 Sep 2023 In the realm of archaeology, even the smallest artifacts can tell grand tales of ancient civilizations and their intricate networks of trade and exchange. Recently, a pair of bracelets belonging…
News News Alert – Preserving Egypt’s Heritage: The Race to Save Artefacts in the City of the Dead 6 Jun 202328 May 2023 In Cairo, Egyptian conservationists are racing against time to save ancient relics as bulldozers flatten parts of the 'City of the Dead', a 7km-long Unesco World Heritage site. The cemetery,…
Ancient Civilizations… The Pyramids of Giza: Engineering Marvels of the Ancient World 22 May 202318 Sep 2023 The Pyramids of Giza, standing tall on the outskirts of Cairo, Egypt, are a testament to ancient ingenuity and ambition. These colossal structures, built over 4,500 years ago, continue to…
History The Lost Treasures of the Ancient World: Unraveling the Mysteries of the Library of Alexandria 21 May 202313 May 2023 Introduction In the heart of ancient Egypt, a beacon of knowledge rose from the sands - The Library of Alexandria. This monumental institution was not just a library; it was…