Egyptology
One hundred years ago, an archaeological team led by Howard Carter discovered the tomb of Tutankhamun and revealed many "wonderful objects".
Upon the discovery of king Tutankhamun’s tomb, Howard Carter found almost 100 pieces of footwear belonging to the king.
According to the Smithsonian Channel documentary "Secrets: Monsters of the Pharaohs," archaeologists have made a remarkable discovery.
For centuries, life in ancient Egypt has been a mystery.
The symposium revolves around the discovery and deciphering of the Rosetta Stone and the establishment of Egyptology.
The lecture will be held in the Seminars Hall of the French Cultural Center in the French language, accompanied by simultaneous translation into Arabic.
This comes in celebration of the 200th anniversary of deciphering the Rosetta Stone and the emergence of Egyptology.
This comes within the framework of the ministry's current celebrations of the 200th anniversary of deciphering the ancient Egyptian writing and the emergence of Egyptology.
It is pronounced “Mehyt”, meaning the north or the delta, due to the papyrus’ association with northern Egypt.
Abdel Latif added that the French campaign was not an occupational campaign.
The serekh sign, a paneled walling with the falcon-headed god Horus usually perched on top, is widely believed to represent the facade of a royal palace.
The decision comes in celebration of World Tourism Day and the 200th anniversary of the emergence of Egyptology.
This comes in celebration of the 200th anniversary of deciphering the Rosetta Stone and the emergence of Egyptology.
This hieroglyphic sign consists of two wooden pieces.
Nefertiti, whose full name is Neferneferuaten Nefertiti, lived between approximately 1370 and 1330 BC.
Hawass attended a seminar at the 19th Magna Graecia Film Festival.
The library of the Egyptian Museum in Tahrir is one of the oldest libraries dedicated to the civilizations of Egypt and the ancient Near East.
The lecture came in celebration of the centenary of the discovery of Tutankhamun’s tomb.
Egyptian Prime Minister Moustafa Madbouli holds a meeting with the cabinet members to discuss the latest developments of the construction of the Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM) on February 2022- press photo
