Egypt’s minister of antiquities Mohammed Ibrahim has announced the discovery by Egyptian and Spanish archaeologists of two tombs dating to roughly 600BC in the south of the country. One of the tombs contained the mummy of a writer along with reed pens and even a bronze inkwell. The mummy itself was said to be well preserved.
read more; Archaeologists Uncover Tomb of Ancient Egyptian Writer.
Speaking at a meeting of the Society of Vertebrate Paleontology in Berlin, Germany, this past November 6, researcher Georgios Georgalis with Greece’s Aristotle University announced […]
Beneath the peat bogs of Northern Britain, time stands strangely still. From ritual sacrifice theories to modern archaeological discoveries, we look at the eerie history surrounding one of Britain’s forgotten bog bodies
Dr Roberta Mazza at the University of Manchester’s John Rylands Research Institute has discovered what she says is the world’s oldest surviving document to use […]
