The Mystery of Tutankhamun’s Alabaster Boat
Tutankhamun‘s treasures continue to captivate audiences worldwide with their opulence, craftsmanship, and astonishing variety. Even more than a century after the unearthing of his tomb, these artifacts intrigue scholars with their enigmatic qualities. Among...Read more
Pharaoh Amenhotep III: Preserving Egypt’s Dominance in the Ancient World
Amenhotep III, also known as Amenophis, was the ninth ruler of Egypt’s 18th Dynasty, reigning approximately from 1390 to 1352 BC. During his nearly 40-year rule, he stabilized the prosperous economy he inherited and encouraged remarkable artistic achievements...Read more
Unveiling the Solar Boat of Pharaoh Khufu: A Journey Beyond Time
Around 4,500 years ago, a branch of the Nile once meandered through the area that is now the Giza Plateau. This ancient channel was deep enough to accommodate boats carrying significant loads, such as limestone blocks from nearby Tura and even granite from the...Read more
Shoshenq II’s Bracelets: Treasures of Egypt’s Royalty
Shoshenq II was the third pharaoh of Egypt’s Twenty-second Dynasty, ruling approximately between 887 and 885 BC during the Third Intermediate Period. Unlike many of his contemporaries, Shoshenq II’s final resting place remained untouched by grave robbers....Read more
Servants of the Pharaoh: Tombs of the Nobles
During the New Kingdom, prominent individuals in Thebes, such as courtiers, officials, and nobles, sought to emulate the pharaohs by constructing elaborate tombs with the aim of ensuring a joyful journey into the afterlife. Starting from the 18th Dynasty (circa 16th...Read more
Hidden Secrets Beneath the Golden Chapels: The Stone Sarcophagus of Tutankhamun
On January 3, 1924, Howard Carter made a groundbreaking discovery in the Valley of the Kings. The British archaeologist, renowned for unearthing Tutankhamun’s tomb in 1922, returned to the site to continue the meticulous exploration of the young pharaoh’s...Read more
The White Desert: A Unique Natural Wonder in Egypt
The White Desert stands out as one of Egypt’s most captivating destinations, offering an unforgettable landscape where the golden hues of the desert sand meet the brilliant white rock formations. This natural phenomenon creates a striking contrast that sets the...Read more
Hippopotami in Ancient Egyptian Culture: Symbolism, Hunting, and Mythology
Hippopotami held a complex place in ancient Egyptian society, where they were seen both with admiration and fear. Despite their association with certain positive attributes, these powerful animals were also regarded as highly dangerous. The unpredictable nature of...Read more