
Star fragments buried in the Egyptian desert
This stone, found in the Egyptian desert, could be the first physical evidence of an 'A'-type supernova explosion.
This stone, found in the Egyptian desert, could be the first physical evidence of an 'A'-type supernova explosion.
Already declared as the most important discovery of the year, the excavations that took place in Sohag, on the banks of the Nile, in...
The discovery of these Sudanese ruins on the archaeological site of Doukki Gel fills in a part of history that was missing until now....
Until July 25, the Louvre Museum in Paris explores the significant influence of the Kushite pharaohs on Egyptian civilization and history. Having reigned for...
A hazardous discovery In Khan Younes, south of the Gaza Strip, farmer Nidal Abu Eid made the strange discovery of a statue in the...
The pharaoh Ramses IV, son of Ramses III and Iset was found with onions in his eye sockets. A ritual that owes nothing to...
Ancient Libya: a colonized land If the limits of ancient Libya are still unclear, we know that it represented a vast region of Africa...
In Egypt, archaeological excavations will never end to surprise history lovers! This week, a temple dedicated to the ancient god Zeus has just been...
Le 1er avril, le président américain Joe Biden a inauguré le mois du patrimoine arabo-américain, en l’honneur de la contribution communautaire des arabo-américains “au...