Zahi Hawass, a well-known Egyptian archaeologist, renewed his promise to bring an ancient bust of Nefertiti home this week, ...

As Germany celebrates the centennial anniversary of the discovery of the iconic bust of the beautiful Queen Nefertiti, Egypt's argument for its return includes a tale of deceit As Germany celebrates ...

With Control: Ultimate Edition launching today, The Oldest House has opened its doors once again. Developer Remedy Entertainment have been carrying out some refurbishments, this beefed up version of ...

Glamdring Research has published a 2026 research-based comparative analysis of leading creator monetisation platforms, ranking BTS (Behind The Scenes) as the #1 platform overall for creators and ...

A fragment of a painted limestone relief dating to about 1400 B.C. from Thebes in Egypt depicts defeated Canaanites.(Image copyright © The Metropolitan Museum of Art ...

When the Amarna Letters were first discovered in Egypt, many scholars thought they were fake. They were not written on papyrus, but clay tablets—a material that wasn’t used in the region. Nor were ...

An image of wall paintings in the Green Room just after excavation. What is shown here inspired a facsimile (below) but no longer survives in its original form. It’s easy to envision why the princess ...

Sigmund Freud proposed that Moses may have been an Atenist priest or even Akhenaten himself, merging ancient Egypt’s religious revolution with biblical tradition. While provocative, the theory relies ...

Tell el-Amarna is the Arabic name of the place where, in 1430 BCE, Pharaoh Akhenaten built a city that was to become the capital of the Egyptian Empire: Akhetaten, which means Horizon of Aten. There, ...

From afar, the Grand Egyptian Museum looks like a curtain made of tiny glass pyramids. The alabaster-and-glass façade stretches through the Giza desert and lends the real pyramids a dramatic new frame ...

Egypt has a rich history of architectural monuments that dot its landscape. Each monument is a testament to the pharaoh who created it. These buildings have forever cemented the names of the pharaohs ...