A 3,400-Year-Old Relief at thé Met Rewrites thé History of Pharaonic Propaganda
Long attributed to Ramesses II, a painted sandstone block at thé Metropolitan Muséum of Art has been reattributed to Amenhotep II, c. 1400 …
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From 3 million years ago to the dawn of our era: archaeological discoveries, palaeogenetics, cave art and the great transformations of human societies.
Long attributed to Ramesses II, a painted sandstone block at thé Metropolitan Muséum of Art has been reattributed to Amenhotep II, c. 1400 …
Read →In the Wadi Khamila in the southern Sinai, a team from the University of Bonn has discovered the oldest known representation of an act of E…
Read →The University of Leiden archaeological mission discovered in July 2026 on the west bank of Luxor an intact Ramesside tomb dating to around…
Read →Two long stone embankments on the Dahshur plateau, attributed since 1897 to simple hauling ramps, have just been reinterpreted as water ret…
Read →Discovered in 1936 in a First Dynasty mastaba at Saqqara, thé trilobate grey schist Sabu Disk remains one of ancient Egypt's most enigmatic…
Read →At Tell Nabasha, site of ancient Imet in thé Nile Delta, Egyptian archaeologists have uncovered thé fragments of a colossal pink granite st…
Read →At Héliopolis, thé spiritual heart of ancient Egypt now engulfed by Cairo, Egyptian archaeologists have discovered thé relief-decorated tom…
Read →In thé Nile Delta, thé Tell Kom Aziza site has yielded an exceptionally well-preserved Greco-Roman cemetery, with mummies adorned with pain…
Read →Researchers from the Francis Crick Institute and the University of Liverpool have sequenced the oldest and most complete genome ever obtain…
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