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Ramses discovers how history remembers his reign
Ramses the Great returning today would create an extraordinary collision between ancient Egypt and the modern world. After ...
The museum’s director-general, noted that the stele was relocated and restored as part of the museum’s new display plan. It ...
A 3,200-year-old Egyptian inscription found near an ancient military road may indicate the location of a long-lost city, ...
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Why Ramesses II painted his foundation stones gold
Archaeologists at Abydos have uncovered foundation stones bearing the cartouches of Ramesses II painted in gold, with double ...
The discovery highlights an important time in ancient Egyptian history when a woman-king transformed the role of chantress ...
At Egyptian excavation sites, there are moments that are sometimes understated but deeply moving. Reading this news, I felt exactly that. Pieces of a scattered puzzle have finally come together after ...
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Restored Ramses II basalt stele in Egypt. Credit: Egyptian Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities Conservation specialists at the Egyptian Museum in Tahrir, Cairo, have completed restoration work on a ...
It was a find of Biblical proportions. The discovery of a 3,000-year-old sandstone block in Egypt could shed light on a hidden metropolis with ties to the Exodus described in the Old Testament The ...
Archaeologists in Egypt have uncovered new evidence that could help pinpoint a long-lost ancient city along a military route, with possible ties to the biblical Exodus. The discovery was announced by ...
The Egyptian Museum in Cairo has completed the restoration of a stela depicting the New Kingdom pharaoh Ramses II. The work was carried out as part of the museum’s regular conservation programme and ...
Ramses II inscription from the long-lost city of Mesen. Credit: Egyptian Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities Archaeologists in Egypt have uncovered a large stone inscription naming King Ramses II at ...
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