Why do Egyptian statues have broken noses?
The architecture and sculpture of Ancient Egypt are monuments that represent the great historical value of one of the most incredible civilizations that have ever existed. However, experts ask themselves many questions regarding the life and customs of ancient...Read more
Heracleion, the ancient Egyptian city that sank into the sea
Heracleion is located in the middle of the Egyptian coastline, in the Mediterranean Sea. Its privileged location made it the most important city in ancient Egypt, since it was the main international trade port. It is currently submerged about 10 meters below sea...Read more
The Curious Mummy of Bad Luck
In the British Museum in London, an ancient Egyptian coffin lid that belonged to a high-ranking woman is exhibited, to which multiple misfortunes are attributed. The most famous, having been the cause of the sinking of the Titanic. The collection of Egyptian...Read more
The story of Philae Temple
Philae Temple, Aswan Philae is the name of an island located on the Nile River, eleven kilometers south of Aswan, in Egypt. It is famous for the temples erected during the Pharaonic, Ptolemaic and Roman periods dedicated to the worship of the goddess Isis that spread...Read more