An Egyptian-German archaeological mission unearthed granite stone blocks belonging to King Khufu's period in the Temple of the Sun, New Kingdom courtyard foundations, and Late Period statues and altars in Matariya (Heliopolis).
More than 2,500 artifacts were discovered in the tombs of the royal necropolis at Tanis that belonged to several kings of the 21st and 22nd Dynasties, such as the golden mask and collar of King Psusennes I.
Visit the Egyptian Museum in Tahrir Square to explore Pharaonic heritage
During excavation work carried out by a Spanish archaeological mission from Barcelona University and IPOA, at El-Bahnasa archaeological site in Meniya, has uncovered two Saite tombs with human remains with golden tongues.
Making and Experiencing Graffiti in Ancient and Late Antique Egypt and Sudan. NINO postdoctoral fellowship conference organised by Julia Hamilton. 15–17 December 2021, 10.30am–6.30pm (GMT+1). Online (via Zoom), public webinar registration (free of charge): https://t.co/grRbkbzFGg
The Sphinx Avenue … Exclusive coverage of the celebration. Celebrating Luxor and its history through the memories of the locals.
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The excavation mission of the Faculty of Archaeology Cairo university at Saqqara reveals a beautiful tomb for Ptah-em-wia, the royal scribe, the Great Overseer of the Cattle in the temple of Ramesses II in the state of Amun.
رمال مصر تضم الكنوز..🇪🇬استمرار أعمال الحفائر في العساسيف غرب الأقصر والكشف على أحدث الاكتشافات الأثرية هناك.
The sands of Egypt contain treasures.🇪🇬
Continuing excavations on Al-Asasif, west of Luxor and revealing the latest archaeological discoveries.
#مصر#اثار #اكتشافات#Egypt
اكتشفت البعثة الأثرية المصرية، العاملة بمعبد تل الفراعين (بوتو) بمحافظة كفر الشيخ، بعض الأدوات المستخدمة في الطقوس الدينية بالمعبد، وذلك ض��ن خطة الحفائر الأثرية التي يقوم بها المجلس الأعلى للآثار.
Being part of the archaeological excavations plan carried out by the Supreme Council of Antiquities, the Egyptian archaeological mission, working at the Temple of the Pharaohs (Boto) in Kafr El-Sheikh Governorate, discovered some tools used in religious rituals in the temple.