Ancient Egyptian ‘head cone mystery’
Researchers have discovered physical evidence of the mysterious “head cones” depicted in ancient Egyptian art. For over a thousand years, these pointed objects were frequently depicted in art, but their purpose and even their existence remained a mystery....Read more
The secret tomb of Deir el-Bahari: Refuge of the great pharaohs
The Royal Cache, also known as TT320, is a tomb located in the Theban Necropolis near Deir el-Bahri in modern Luxor, Egypt. It contains the mummified remains and funerary equipment of over 50 kings, queens, and other royal family members of the New Kingdom, including...Read more
The Role of Beer in Ancient Egyptian Society
Beer played a significant role in ancient Egyptian culture, as it was one of the most commonly consumed alcoholic beverages along with wine. It was consumed regularly by the living and was also considered an important offering to the deceased. In fact, many offering...Read more
Triad of King Osorkon II
The Triad of King Osorkon II is a jewel dated approximately between 945 BC and 715 BC, belonging to ancient Egyptian art. Specifically, it was made by Egyptian goldsmiths during the Twenty-second Dynasty, corresponding to the third intermediate period of ancient...Read more