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The Egyptian government is making changes to enhance the visitor experience around the pyramids, but are these modifications ...
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The Daily Caller on MSNEgyptian Researchers Retrieve Artifacts From 2,000-Year-Old ‘Sunken City’ Lost To Mediterranean Sea
Egyptian archaeologists pulled 2,000-year-old statues and relics from the Mediterranean Sea Thursday, according to the Greek ...
Sunken secrets resurface!Alexandria celebrates a historic milestone with the recovery of five priceless artifacts from the ...
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Ancient artifacts of sunken city likely destroyed by earthquake or tsunami plucked from seafloor
Ancient 2,000-year-old artifacts were recovered from the Mediterranean Sea near Alexandria, Egypt, possibly from the sunken ...
Billed as the “largest archaeological museum dedicated to a single civilization,” it will reportedly display over 100,000 artifacts in its gallery space. If only visitors could see them all.
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Egyptian Treasures of the Vatican: Princess Amenas & Secrets of the Afterlife
Hidden within the Vatican lies one of the most remarkable Egyptian collections in the world. From papal inscriptions in ...
Hailed as the largest exhibition of ancient Egyptian artifacts ever held outside their native country, the exhibition represents a pioneering collaboration between an official Chinese museum and ...
Archaeologists have uncovered dozens of ancient Egyptian tombs and numerous artifacts, including a remarkable set of objects made from gold foil.
IN a move reflecting international solidarity, the Netherlands has handed over a collection of Egyptian artifacts dating back ...
When the Carnegie Museum of Natural History shuttered their Walton Hall of Ancient Egypt last year, many of the museum’s priceless Egyptian relics left the public eye. More than 80 pieces from ...
Artifacts found at the Taposiris Magna Temple site in Egypt. The temple was dedicated to Osiris, a major deity in the ancient Egyptian pantheon, associated with the afterlife, death and rebirth.
Billed as the “largest archaeological museum dedicated to a single civilization,” it will reportedly display over 100,000 artifacts in its gallery space. If only visitors could see them all.
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