Culture | Feb 27, 2022 Gaza technicians link animal bones to distant past Native technicians are behind some big archaeological discoveries in the Gaza Strip.
Culture | Feb 24, 2022 Trove of embalming tools unearthed in ancient Egyptian burial pit Hundreds of pottery vessels were discovered inside a burial pit south of the pyramids of Giza dating back to the 26th Dynasty.
Culture | Feb 19, 2022 Trove of inscribed pottery reveals details of daily life in ancient Egypt A joint German-Egyptian archeological mission has found a large number of pottery fragments inscribe with revealing texts about daily life in the Ptolemaic and Roman periods.
Culture | Feb 16, 2022 Dinosaur footprints uncovered in Egypt's Eastern Desert An Egyptian research team announced the discovery of the footprint of carnivorous and herbivorous dinosaurs in the Eastern Desert dating back more than 70 million years.
Culture | Feb 13, 2022 Sacred animal mummies live on in Egypt’s City of the Dead Among the many archeological treasures of Tuna el-Gebel in Upper Egypt is a large cemetery for sacred animals.
Culture | Feb 10, 2022 20 ancient mummies discovered in Aswan tomb The sudden discovery of a tomb in Aswan took an Egyptian-Italian archaeological mission by surprise.
Culture | Jan 8, 2022 Egyptian archaeologists unwrap Amenhotep I mummy, rewrite history Egyptian archaeologists rewrite history after digitally unwrapping the mummy of Pharaoh King Amenhotep I, whose secrets were kept for thousands of years.
Culture | Jan 6, 2022 Egyptian revives 5,000-year-old martial art Cairo is working to revive interest in the 5,000-year-old marital art of tahteeb, which soldiers practiced to train for war.
Culture | Jan 4, 2022 Palestinian embroidery: social, cultural identity on the UNESCO list Palestinians praise the registration of embroidery on the UNESCO Cultural Heritage List after Israeli attempts to attribute the traditional embroidered Palestinian dress to themselves.
Culture | Jan 2, 2022 Syrian women open laurel soap making workshop in Idlib 20 women making soap in Idlib hope to expand their factory and increase their production in a bid to improve the living conditions of their families, which they provide for after losing their husbands in the Syrian war.
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