Discovery
Egyptian-Italian mission uncover a large number of pots, amphorae at the Tell Al-Maskhouta site in Ismailia.
An Egyptian research team succeeded in discovering a river turtle dating back more than 70 million years in Kharga city in the New Valley in the Western Desert in Egypt.
Egypt announces the discovery of the 1st complete residential city on the east bank of Luxor.
Egypt announces the discovery of royal tomb in the Western Valley of Theban Mountain on Luxor’s West Bank
The discovered tombs varied, from tombs made of mud bricks to simple pits.
The discovery was made by the Egyptian-English archaeological mission operating in Tel el-Amarna Archaeological Area.
The discovery will be a huge boost to Egypt which has seen its output fall from a peak of 7.2bn cfd last September to 6.5bn cfd for Q3.
The discovery amazed the archaeologists.
The mission also found some burials that contained skeletons and mummies, which were bound with gold on the bone directly.
The gold leaf ceramic piece was discovered by archaeologists at the University of Salamanca.
The name of this queen was revealed for the first time in history.
The gold coins belonged to the Fernley-Maister family, a wealthy family from Hull, England.
The statues were found in the town of San Casciano dei Bagni in Siena, in the ruins of an ancient Roman bath.
These bones date back to the Middle Stone Age, making it the oldest human remains found so far in northern Germany.
The training dealt with scientific and practical excavations, archaeological surveys, and drawing archaeological finds and inscriptions in the Akhmim area in Sohag Governorate.
The Klazomenai workshop is one of the oldest ancient Greek workshops in the Aegean region.
The discovery has been described as a "dream discovery" of great significance.
A mind-boggling and astonishing fossilized heart of 380 million years has been unearthed in Western Australia.
The Egyptian archaeological mission, headed by Ola el-Egeizy, succeeded in discovering a pink granite sarcophagus for Ptah-M-Wia.
Egyptian archaeologists have uncovered blocks of white cheese over 2,600 years old, dating back to 664-525 BC, in Saqqara.
Most Read
