The BNF celebrates the decryption of hieroglyphs
From April 12 to July 24, the Bibliothèque nationale de France invites its visitors to discover hieroglyphics. Two hundred years after the deciphering of...
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Egypt: Why is the “cave of the swimmers” still a total mystery?
It has been studied since its discovery in 1933 but continues to arouse incomprehension and astonishment among archaeologists. The cave of the swimmers, located...
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5 important figures of ancient Egypt
De nos jours encore, l’Égypte antique fascine le grand public de par ses mystères et ses personnages marquants. Il suffit de voir l’engouement que...
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United Arab Emirates: Wadi Wurayah on the Unesco World Heritage List
In the United Arab Emirates, the Wadi Wurayah National Park in Fujairah has been added to the tentative list of Unesco World Heritage Sites....
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Stan the T-Rex, star of the Abu Dhabi Natural History Museum
The Abu Dhabi Museum of Natural History has not yet been inaugurated. Yet it has gained notoriety thanks to this revelation! The museum revealed...
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Egypt: five pharaonic tombs discovered at Saqqara
In Egypt, the hunt for treasures turns out to be endless. Egyptian archaeologists have just announced the discovery of five sarcophagi over 4000 years...
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The Iraqi city of Hatra is back on its feet
The first phase of repair work at the ancient site of Hatra has been completed. The event represents a great victory for the revival...
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In Jordan, the discovery of a 9000 year old cult site
In the desert of Badia, a team of Franco-Jordanian archaeologists has unearthed a site dedicated to the practice of rituals dating from the Stone...
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Over 300 artifacts returned to Iraq
Lebanon returns more than 300 cuneiform tablets to Iraq, in order to support regional cultural cooperation and the promotion of the region's rich historical...