Topic: Egypt

Sarcophagus

A sarcophagus is like a structure made to hold a corpse, like a coffin, that is normally carved out of stone. In February 2009, archaeologists from Japan found four sarcophagusus made of wood in Egypt . Wooden Sarcophaguses Found in Egypt Tomb ...
"At the end of the 13th century B.C.E. a great new wave of foreign peoples surged down from the northern Aegean. " (The Bible as History-Werner Keller) A nameless port that served as an international hub more than 4,000 years ago has ...

Who were the Hyksos?

During the 19th century BCE, Egypt was the strongest country in the ancient Middle East ? she ruled the Nubians in the south and had trading links and factories in the Sudan. However, in the Second Intermediate period, for 200 years there ...
Ancient Egypt has been a source of wonder and fascination for centuries; indeed, in the west, Egypt was one of the few places where gentlemen archaeologists and adventurers would flock to. However, scholars are now taking a closer look at the calendars ...

Vampires and vampirism

The idea of Vampires goes as far back to the ancient Babylonians and Egyptians. It seems that even back in Roman times those brave warriors actually lived in fear of Vampires. The Vikings who were said to fear no living person, cremated ...

Archaeology today

Archaeology today, involves not only a systematic and meticulous excavation, but perhaps more importantly, cooperation with a variety of specialist scientific and historical disciplines to analyse and synthesise evidence of the human past in a way that reflects history accurately. For certainly, ...
Through the ages as far back as four thousand years Cairo in Egypt has long been a center of the region's political and cultural life. Cairo for the tourist and visitor to the land is also associated with the Egypt of the ...
Meroe, probably known to the people of the time as Medewi or Bedewi according to Meroitic texts from the time, was a city of southern Kush. The city of Meroe was located on the banks of the Nile River and today lies ...
When early humankind needed warmth and protection for their bodies, what did they use? The fibers in the stem of the plant are removed, cleaned, and woven together to make linen. Flax fibers were use to make linen over 5,000 years ago, ...
A question that frequently arises, or at least it often arose during my Bible study days, is ? The one exception to this statement is that the Mesopotamian city of Ur did, in fact, exist but the mere fact that it existed ...