New Roman tombs discovered in Dakhla Oasis, Egypt
the egyptian archeology department discovered five roman tombs in excavations carried out in the beir al-shaghala area at dakhla oasis in the western desert of egypt.
the egyptian archeology department discovered five roman tombs in excavations carried out in the beir al-shaghala area at dakhla oasis in the western desert of egypt.
during an excavation at a site in the el-shatby neighborhood of alexandria, a group of archaeologists discovered a rock tomb predicted during the greek period (323-30 bc).
a 2,000-year-old tomb contains about 300 artifacts surveyed by a group of egyptian archaeologists at alexandria.
a series of mummified vase-like artifacts were found by a research team when excavated at ipi's grave (tt 315) at deir el-bahari in luxor. ipi is an ancient egyptian prime
an ancient stone block carved with a shell of the nectanebo ii dynasty was the 30th found at an illegal excavation site. before that, this king was famous for his unique
the statue of the tiye queen just found in egypt is an archaeological story that received the attention of many people.
an ancient egyptian tomb that kept a very good mummy has just been found causing a stir in the middle east.
a strange archaeological system was discovered long ago, leading to the ancient tomb of the merchant sarenput i who was making the middle eastern scientists care.
from the early 90s, the scientific community was shocked to see suspicious signs of the most ancient earth buried in the middle of nome and mount mckinley in the alaskan mountains.