Abydos, located west of the Nile, was once a cemetery for Egyptian royalty as well as a popular pilgrimage site where people journeyed to worship the god Osiris. Oval-shaped marks called ...
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Archaeologists’ Revolutionary Find Beneath the Pyramids Changes Everything We Thought We Knew About Ancient EgyptA groundbreaking discovery in Tombos, Sudan, has revolutionized our understanding of pyramid burials in Ancient Egypt. Led by ...
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Ancient Egyptian Women Got Tattoos To Protect Them During ChildbirthPrevious research has shown that the town was active from 1550 B.C. to 1070 B.C. Deir el-Medina served as a community to house men and their families who were building tombs for Egyptian royalty.
A bill from a local senator increasing penalties for blocking roadways has advanced in the Tennessee General Assembly.
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