King Tut’s mummy
How did King Tut die? He was murdered by his successor The presence of a piece of bone in his skull cavity led experts to believe that King Tut died from a brain haemorrhage caused by a blow to the head. Recent examination has discredited this theory. Malaria A DNA...Read more
What did ancient Egypt accomplish?
“An unimaginably advanced and well-educated society, the ancient Egyptians had been the brains in the back of inventions and discoveries which have prevailed into modern times”. The Ancient Egyptian’s fascination with science and new technology...Read more
Sacred Animals in Ancient Egypt
The Ancient Egyptians held animals in the highest regard. Both pets and wild animals were incredibly important to Egyptian society, from mummified cats to chariot-pulling stallions. There are various symbols that define Ancient Egypt’s spectacular place in history....Read more
Life of pharaohs in ancient Egypt
Over the course of more than 30 different dynasties, the rulers of ancient Egypt became both conquerors of the world and conduits of the gods. Ancient Egypt was a kingdom like no other. For 3,000 years a nation united as one, it expanded its horizons across the face...Read more
Amazing things You (Probably) Didn’t Know About The Great Pyramid of Giza
Lacking tools and technologies modern architects take for granted, an ancient people created one of the Seven Wonders of the World. The god-king’s legacy is complete. The immense life-giving river that flows nearby – later to be called the Nile – has by now had people...Read more
Ancient Egypt Religion, Gods, goddesses, priests and Priestesses
The Ancient Egyptians are perhaps best known for their complex religion, whose hundreds of ancient Egyptians gods were worshiped in some of the most spectacular temples ever built. As early as 17,000 BCE, carvings of wild cattle alongside strange hybrid creatures at...Read more