That mummy doesn't belong to the King's Djoser It doesn't belong to him in the least".. On a chilly night of the winter of 1822, with those intermittent phrases, the Italian engineer "Guerlano Segato" jumped screaming in an exceedingly desperate voice, his redeyes
British protesters stood on Bristol River‘s edge, intonation joy for their success in dropping down the sculpture of the well-known British savager Edward Colston, whereas the demonstrators' calls forced the Belgian government to get rid of the sculpture of the previous king "Leopold
'Egypt has the richest history in the world'... A detailed report published on The Stockholm Index, according to data from the 2017 Best Countries rankings, which recently prepared a global survey in 80 countries and involved nearly 27,000 citizens, to determine the richest histories,
Not long ago, that child sat in her classroom listening to the stories of the Egyptians of old, and how they created the most powerful civilization known to humanity. The images of the pyramids and the sphinx were devoured, and in the evening dreaming of the legends of the great Kings, the temples
A silent bird that can barely make a sound. The ancient Egyptian has known ibis since the dynastic period, and placed it in the most prominent place for a single bird. Not only it was depicted on the walls of ancient Egyptian's temples, but also it was linked to the god Thoth, and
