An inscription written in the time of Ramesses II may indicate the location of a lost ancient Egyptian city.

On the western shore of Lake Nasser in southern Egypt, Abu Simbel presents two colossal rock-cut temples carved for Ramesses ...

Alongside the lintel, archaeologists unearthed the remains of a temple believed to have been destroyed by the Romans during ...

The Korea Heritage Service (KHS) and its affiliate, the Korea National University of Heritage (KNUH), held a completion ...

Archaeologists at Abydos have uncovered foundation stones bearing the cartouches of Ramesses II painted in gold, with double ...

Archaeologists in Egypt uncovered a possible wine press, mud-brick homes, and artifacts near the Temple of Sekhmet in ancient ...

Egypt Memphis excavation 2026: after 64 years, a joint Egyptian-Chinese team has uncovered grape seeds inside a limestone winepress at the Temple of Sekhmet -- the first botanical proof of ancient ...

Archaeologists found the long-lost piece buried beneath the ground, allowing a 40-ton monument to stand complete again more than 3,000 years after it was created ...

Lilytopia is Singapore’s Gardens by the Bay’s first floral display inspired by Ancient Egypt, inviting visitors to step into ...

A massive sandstone lintel bearing Ramesses II's titles was unearthed by archaeologists at Tell Abu Seifi, potentially linking the site to the lost city of Mesen.

Chinese President Xi Jinping and his wife, Peng Liyuan, accompanied by Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi and his wife ...