Ancient Egypt
Ancient Egypt Facts
Ancient Egypt concentrated along the River Nile. The civilization began around 3150 BC and developed over the next three millennia. The history of the civilization is divided into a series Kingdoms.
Ancient Egyptian Myths
Know some of the famous and interesting ancient Egyptian myths here.
Nile River Facts
If you want to know about the various interesting facts about River Nile, read this article.
Ancient Egyptian Pyramids
Ancient Egyptian Pyramids are marvels of ancient architecture, here we explore how they were made, why they were made and the names of some exemplary structures.
Ancient Egyptian Culture
Writing in few words about Ancient Egyptian Culture which was one of the great civilization is really impossible task so i will try to write few things that were known as integral part of Ancient Egyptian Culture.
Egypt - Gates of the King
The Valley of the kings is a place full of history and all its visitors can surely reassure you of that. Egypt and his mysteries are waiting for you to discover them as well!
Ancient Egyptian Symbols
If you want to know about the ancient Egyptian symbols, read this article which describes the symbol of Ankh, Amenta, Djed Pillar, Ba and many more.
Imhotep - One Of The Greatest Personalities Of Egypt
Great personality ,doctor, philosopher, architect and poet, Imhotep impressed the antic Egypt and why not, the world today as well. There are reasons to believe that he might have been the Joseph described in the Bible.He is remembered for the numerous good things he did for the human kind.
The Great Pyramid of Giza
One of the great achievements of humankind, The Great Pyramid of Giza impresses even today by the ingenuity its constructors had to build it. Although thousands of years passed, it is still among us.
Ancient Egyptian Hieroglyphics
Ancient Egyptian hieroglyphics are a fascinating part of the history of ancient Egypt.
Ancient Egyptian Clothing
Different people adhered to varying type of clothing in Ancient Egypt. Disparate materials were used for these.
Ancient Egyptian Gods and Goddesses
Ancient Egyptian tradition is steeped with fascinating myths about creation and the gods and goddesses they held sacred.
Ancient Egyptian Religion
Let us go back in time to learn more about the ancient Egyptian religion and their gods and goddesses.
Queen Cleopatra of Egypt - History of Cleopatra VII
Read the biography of Queen Cleopatra of Egypt and find out more about the life of the world’s much adored Queen of Egypt…
The Mummification Process
The Egyptian process of embalming their dead, which is known as Mummification, developed over many centuries, possibly before 4000 B.C.
The Curse of King Tutankhamen
The intriguing story of the boy king. The death of the teenage Pharaoh Tutankhamen leaves many unanswered questions and a very infamous curse.
The Anatomy of a Pyramid
The sight of a pyramid inspires awe amongst the onlookers. But the conceptualizing of the pyramids are an engineering marvel.
Egypt's Ras Mohammed National Park
Yes, Ras Mohammed or Cape Mohammed is one of Egypt's important protected area. With a variety of flora and fauna's best, Ras Mohammed showcase marine life in different forms.
Abu Simbel - A Unesco World Heritage Site and Tourist Attraction
Abu Simbel is one of the greatest restoration projects in the world. This article describes the temple for the benefit of travel enthusiasts.
Perfume In Ancient Egypt
Get to know the importance of perfume in ancient Egypt, and how the making of this unique product became an art form in those times.
SNLO Leader Kambata Xoola demands Freedom for Abyssinia’s Tyrannized Sidamas
Sidamas’ conception of the world is identical to the Ancient Meroitic and Ancient Egyptian systems of thought and belief.
Famous Egyptian queen had eye bags
Next to Cleopatra, she is the second most famous queen of Egypt. She was greatly admired in the ancient world because of her beauty. Among her many names were Possessed of Charm, Exuding Happiness, Mistress of Sweetness, Beloved One, Mistress of Upper and Lower Egypt, Great King's Wife, and Lady of the Two.
Link to Egyptian Mummy Shows Joan of Arc Holy Relics Are Fake
Relics thought to be of Joan of Arc are forgeries made from the remains of an Egyptian mummy, according to scientists.
Travel in Egypt: Free Pocket Guide of Cairo City by Flashbooking budget reservation on-line
For the Cairo travel guide Flashbooking staff efforts concentrate on making it simple to read and with a nice format.
Ancient Egyptian Art -- Timeless and Beautiful Today
Ancient Egyptian art is perhaps the most widely recognized art in the world, and the reason why lies in the style in which all ancient Egyptian art was executed. The style is called frontalism, and it remained essentially unchanged for several thousand years.
Egyptian Jewelry -- A Classic New Trend
Modern Egyptian artisans make beautiful jewelry in the style of ancient Egyptian art and jewelry. Cartouche pendants, personalized with the wearer’s name in hieroglyphics, have a striking and unique look and make wonderful gifts.
Travel to Egypt: Miles of Nile and Worlds of Wonder
Egypt is consistently the top destination for world travel each and every year - and not surprisingly so. The country uniquely bridges the African and Asian continents across the Suez Canal by possession of the Sinai Peninsula.
Mysterious Case of Death on the Nile, 4,000 Years Ago
Excavations in Egypt have unearthed a grisly massacre at an ancient royal city.
Masr qabl al Islam (Egypt before Islam) - The Greatness of Ancient Egypt in its real dimensions
This book is indispensable to anyone wishing to evaluate the contribution of Egypt to the World History; it offers to the average Arabic readership an accurate and updated picture of the Greatness of Ancient Egypt, avoiding clichés and Orientalist denigrations.
Luqsor: One Hundred Gates to Thebes
Indisputably the world's largest archeological area, Thebes of Egypt, Luqsor, lit. the city of the Camps, gives you always the impression that you have reached destination.
Time to Turn Back Tourist Tide in Valley of the Kings
Scientists draw up plan to limit visitors and traffic and divert floods threatening Egypt's ancient tombs.
Secret chamber may hold key to mystery of the Great Pyramid
Amateur French Egyptologists on track of 'lost' tomb of Cheops. It is one of the seven wonders of the world, but the precious objects the Great Pyramid was built to shelter for all eternity - the mummified remains of King Cheops or Khufu - have never been found, and are presumed to have been stolen by tomb robbers.
Ancient Lion Skeleton Found In Egyptian Tomb
The discovery of the skeleton of a male lion in the tomb of King Tutankhamen's wet nurse Maïa in the city of Memphis, Egypt, has lent weight to the theory that ancient Egyptians worshipped lions.
The King of the Pharaohs
Tim Radford meets the man who put the Egypt back into Egyptology. Zahi Hawass is overlord of the underworld. At 56, he is the secretary general of Egypt's Supreme Council of Antiquities.
Buck Teeth Clue to Mystery of a Royal Mummy's Boy
A mummy with buck teeth and a right royal hairstyle may have settled one of the enduring mysteries of the Valley of the Kings in Egypt. KV39, a tomb now being explored only for the second time since its discovery 100 years ago, may be the bronze age burial site of Amenhotep I, boy king...
Egypt's Last Queen Ousted From Palatial Parisian Apartment
Perhaps it's the curse of the pharaohs having the last laugh. Her father-in-law, King Farouk, was thrown out of Egypt, as was her husband, King Fuad, and now the last queen of Egypt, Fadila Farouk, is about to be chucked out of her £2m apartment on the Avenue Foch, Paris's poshest street...
Anne Karpf: Letter bomb
Even the ancient Egyptians ran a two-tier postal system more fairly than Consignia. If language is a weapon, Consignia deployed it tactically last week, when it announced that, from today, it is to scrap second deliveries.
Tomb May Yield the Sons of Pharaoh
Archaeologists are on the brink of identifying at least one of three human skulls and a complete skeleton found in a 3,200-year-old tomb in Egypt's Valley of the Kings.
Yes, Ras Mohammed or Cape Mohammed is one of Egypt's important protected area. With a variety of flora and fauna's best, Ras Mohammed showcase marine life in different forms.
Abu Simbel - A Unesco World Heritage Site and Tourist Attraction
Abu Simbel is one of the greatest restoration projects in the world. This article describes the temple for the benefit of travel enthusiasts.
Perfume In Ancient Egypt
Get to know the importance of perfume in ancient Egypt, and how the making of this unique product became an art form in those times.
SNLO Leader Kambata Xoola demands Freedom for Abyssinia’s Tyrannized Sidamas
Sidamas’ conception of the world is identical to the Ancient Meroitic and Ancient Egyptian systems of thought and belief.
Famous Egyptian queen had eye bags
Next to Cleopatra, she is the second most famous queen of Egypt. She was greatly admired in the ancient world because of her beauty. Among her many names were Possessed of Charm, Exuding Happiness, Mistress of Sweetness, Beloved One, Mistress of Upper and Lower Egypt, Great King's Wife, and Lady of the Two.
Link to Egyptian Mummy Shows Joan of Arc Holy Relics Are Fake
Relics thought to be of Joan of Arc are forgeries made from the remains of an Egyptian mummy, according to scientists.
Travel in Egypt: Free Pocket Guide of Cairo City by Flashbooking budget reservation on-line
For the Cairo travel guide Flashbooking staff efforts concentrate on making it simple to read and with a nice format.
Ancient Egyptian Art -- Timeless and Beautiful Today
Ancient Egyptian art is perhaps the most widely recognized art in the world, and the reason why lies in the style in which all ancient Egyptian art was executed. The style is called frontalism, and it remained essentially unchanged for several thousand years.
Egyptian Jewelry -- A Classic New Trend
Modern Egyptian artisans make beautiful jewelry in the style of ancient Egyptian art and jewelry. Cartouche pendants, personalized with the wearer’s name in hieroglyphics, have a striking and unique look and make wonderful gifts.
Travel to Egypt: Miles of Nile and Worlds of Wonder
Egypt is consistently the top destination for world travel each and every year - and not surprisingly so. The country uniquely bridges the African and Asian continents across the Suez Canal by possession of the Sinai Peninsula.
Mysterious Case of Death on the Nile, 4,000 Years Ago
Excavations in Egypt have unearthed a grisly massacre at an ancient royal city.
Masr qabl al Islam (Egypt before Islam) - The Greatness of Ancient Egypt in its real dimensions
This book is indispensable to anyone wishing to evaluate the contribution of Egypt to the World History; it offers to the average Arabic readership an accurate and updated picture of the Greatness of Ancient Egypt, avoiding clichés and Orientalist denigrations.
Luqsor: One Hundred Gates to Thebes
Indisputably the world's largest archeological area, Thebes of Egypt, Luqsor, lit. the city of the Camps, gives you always the impression that you have reached destination.
Time to Turn Back Tourist Tide in Valley of the Kings
Scientists draw up plan to limit visitors and traffic and divert floods threatening Egypt's ancient tombs.
Secret chamber may hold key to mystery of the Great Pyramid
Amateur French Egyptologists on track of 'lost' tomb of Cheops. It is one of the seven wonders of the world, but the precious objects the Great Pyramid was built to shelter for all eternity - the mummified remains of King Cheops or Khufu - have never been found, and are presumed to have been stolen by tomb robbers.
Ancient Lion Skeleton Found In Egyptian Tomb
The discovery of the skeleton of a male lion in the tomb of King Tutankhamen's wet nurse Maïa in the city of Memphis, Egypt, has lent weight to the theory that ancient Egyptians worshipped lions.
The King of the Pharaohs
Tim Radford meets the man who put the Egypt back into Egyptology. Zahi Hawass is overlord of the underworld. At 56, he is the secretary general of Egypt's Supreme Council of Antiquities.
Buck Teeth Clue to Mystery of a Royal Mummy's Boy
A mummy with buck teeth and a right royal hairstyle may have settled one of the enduring mysteries of the Valley of the Kings in Egypt. KV39, a tomb now being explored only for the second time since its discovery 100 years ago, may be the bronze age burial site of Amenhotep I, boy king...
Egypt's Last Queen Ousted From Palatial Parisian Apartment
Perhaps it's the curse of the pharaohs having the last laugh. Her father-in-law, King Farouk, was thrown out of Egypt, as was her husband, King Fuad, and now the last queen of Egypt, Fadila Farouk, is about to be chucked out of her £2m apartment on the Avenue Foch, Paris's poshest street...
Anne Karpf: Letter bomb
Even the ancient Egyptians ran a two-tier postal system more fairly than Consignia. If language is a weapon, Consignia deployed it tactically last week, when it announced that, from today, it is to scrap second deliveries.
Tomb May Yield the Sons of Pharaoh
Archaeologists are on the brink of identifying at least one of three human skulls and a complete skeleton found in a 3,200-year-old tomb in Egypt's Valley of the Kings.