The cause of death of this pharaoh is finally known 3600 years later.
A scanner performed by a team of Egyptian scientists has just revealed the true cause of death of Pharaoh Seqenenre Taa II, nicknamed "The...
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A Peek into the Past: Archaeologists Discover Multiple Mummies with Gold Tongues
The discovery of sixteen mummies has been announced by the Egyptian Ministry of Antiquities, which are notable thanks to the objects that were entombed...
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This documentary takes you on a journey to meet the sea turtles of Abu Dhabi.
The Abu Dhabi Environmental Agency has just produced a documentary entitled Wild Abu dhabi: Turtles of Al Dhafra. If its main role is to...
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Light on a little-known site: Wadi Al-Hitan, the valley of the whales
The area of Wadi Al Hitan, in the west of Egypt, is home to a real archaeological treasure. In this desert bordering Libya, prehistoric...
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Tunisian tagine VS Moroccan tagine: what differences?
A word designating both the container (conical clay dish) and the contents, the tagine is often assimilated to the Moroccan recipe: vegetables, fruits and...
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Egypt: the treasures of the Necropolis of Saqqarah
The Egyptian Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities has just unveiled to the public the various finds made by the archaeological teams that criss-cross the...
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Oman: a lost village reemerges from the desert
In a valley, some 400 km southwest of Muscat, the small hamlet of Wadi al-Murr had been almost entirely engulfed by the desert sands....
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3 poets to discover on the occasion of the World Arabic Language Day
World Arabic Language Day is an international day of the United Nations that celebrates the Arabic language on December 18th each year. This date...
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Flaubert and the Arab World: a look back at a little-known story
In anticipation of the bicentenary of the birth of the French writer in 2021, the University of Sfax is questioning the close links that...