US EditionThe Greatest Archaeological Discovery in 100 Years: Find the Tomb of Tutmosis II
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The discovery of the tomb of the predecessor of Tutankhamun represents a key milestone in the reconstruction of human history
Dying in the Mines: Necropoleis and Funerary Practices During the Late Antique Period in the Smaragdos (Egyptian Eastern Desert) | July 2025 (129.3) | American Journal of Archaeology
This article documents the Late Antique necropoleis in the Smaragdos, a region known in antiquity for its emerald mines. The study analyzes the features of the necropoleis and tombs identified in them within the general context of the funerary practices of the desert communities that lived in the Eastern Desert between the fourth and the seventh centuries CE. Hundreds of these tombs have been identified along the wadis and in the surrounding hil…
Researchers find non-identifiable royal remains during excavations in Abydos, which still makes the find so valuable.
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