A recent archaeological discovery in Egypt has unearthed the first clear evidence of opium use in the ancient civilization.

Tamil Nadu archaeologists collaborate in Berenike, Egypt, to uncover ancient trade links between Tamils and Romans.

“Our findings combined with prior research indicate that opium use was more than accidental or sporadic in ancient Egyptian ...

Revolutionary scanning technology has identified two concealed air-filled anomalies behind the eastern facade of Egypt's Menkaure Pyramid, providing the first scientific evidence to support a ...

The largest false door of its kind has been found in an ancient Egyptian tomb, and it is a truly remarkable discovery that ...

Examination of an ancient alabaster vase in the Yale Peabody Museum's Babylonian Collection has revealed traces of opiates, ...

In a significant victory for cultural heritage preservation, Egypt has successfully repatriated 36 stolen antiquities from the United States, marking another milestone in the nation's ongoing campaign ...

In the list of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, there is only one that still stands today. It is the Great Pyramid of ...

THE progress of archæological discovery in the Near East goes forward steadily without halt. Every year more is added to our knowledge of the ancient peoples of Greece, Egypt and western Asia; with ...

The Polish archaeological missions to Egypt and the Sudan in 1986-1987 were active in several areas, summarized here by Daszewski. In Egypt, excavations were carried out in Alexandria, Tell Atrib in ...

THE most important archæological event reported from Egypt during the last excavation season (1903–4) is the discovery by Prof. Naville, of the University of Geneva, and Mr. H. R. Hall, of the British ...