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The CNRS/Egyptian Ministry of State for Antiquities has just completed the excavation of a favissa, a pit discovered in early December 2014 near the temple of...
This should get people scrabbling around their attics… :cool:
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If I dig up another cat's head in my back garden that takes care of next year's spending spree, Who ever digging in ones back garden couldn't feed one's family ?…. :cool:
I don't care with nobody says, the Sphinx is the least studied Ancient Monument in Egypt people pay more attention to the Pyramids then Sphinx, in my opinion . Which to me deepens the Mystery...
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Them Pyramids ( Pyra meaning fire and Mid meaning middle, in Greek ) did not serve just one function.
It is possible that the Sphinx will hold the key to unlocking something inside of the GP.
(that...
50 mummies...sorry no translation yet, but I expect this will breaking news soon:
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I did not say that there was no evidence I said that it was assumed that they were the mothers of the two girls . Usually when I go strolling on the web for info on the girls the statement...
So today I just wanted to have some fun and get a free 5 minute reading with California Psychics. I was skeptical anyhow but I thought it would be for fun so I asked the psychic named Leo about my...
With the current furore over the damage to the famous mask doing the rounds, I thought members might like to view the attached lecture Nicholas Reeves gave at the MMA on the origins of the mask...and...
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The Whole Tut mask is symbolic once again, the beard falling off is probably a good thing in my opinion.
I would love to get a real mask makers opinion as to how that thing was made.. Anyone know...
Okay this has been on my mind for a while now and I was wondering to myself whether or not this could be possible. Seeming how Ramses had over a hundred children do you think they have living...
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Congrats Frater, I am sure your family must be very proud of you, did they attend? Good luck with your further studies if that's what you decide to do.
There appears to be a new scam. People buying tickets for the Temple of Isis at Deir esh-Shelwet at the main west bank ticket office are being asked for US$5 instead of LE40. I have heard this from...
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It costs 30le for foreigners, free for Egyptians and 3le for other Arabic nations.
I agree Bennu that not everything is tacky in Luxor and there are some great musicians, especially those who perform...
The remains of a child, laid to rest more than 1,500 years ago when the Roman Empire controlled Egypt, was found in an ancient cemetery that contains more than 1...
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Egypt antiquity ministry slams US mission after 'million mummy' controversy.
The Egyptian antiquities ministry has decided to halt its cooperation with an American mission working near Fayoum after...
Hye everyone long time no see, i've been busy with graduation around the corner and all but anyways. I've been thinking for lately should i contact the Egyptian Muesuem in Cairo. I mean i personally...
Okay today im going to talk about these two mysterious ladies Mutbenret and Mutnodjemet. Its has been always assumed that the two of them are one and the same but they may not have been.
Its my...
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The mystery of Mutnodjemet is a daunting one but I believe that she came from outside the prior royal family.
I discovered a book by this title on a recent library visit. It is by Gyözö Vörös and dated 1998 and is a preliminary report of the Hungarian excavations on Thoth Hill (behind New Gurna village) over...
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As you have probably realised, my books are the very old, but vital pathfinders of now and the future, though not of Thoth Hill.
The old ones are the good ones in my opinion. In many cases they...
Over a few years now, I have been giving up-dates on here of the restoration work carried out by a joint Egyptian-American team, who for the past seven years have been working on the Khonsu and Opet...
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Thanks A4, I'll put a visit at the top of my list! I've been to Khonsu Temple several times, and on one occasion enjoyed an interesting conversation with an archaeologist from one of the American...
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