Egypt
Ancient Greece
The Lighthouse of Alexandria: An Ancient Greek Engineering Marvel
The Lighthouse of Alexandria, the last standing of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, was an engineering marvel that served to guide ships to the port city.
It was completed in the 3rd century BC during the reign of...
Archaeology
Ancient Tomb of Royal Pharaonic Scribe Discovered in Egypt
An intricately adorned tomb was discovered by Czech Egyptologists working in the Abusir area, Egypt. It belongs to the previously unknown figure pf Djehuti-imhat, a prominent royal Pharaonic scribe in ancient Egypt.
The Czech archaeological mission, conducted by the Faculty...
Diaspora
Greeks Trapped in Gaza Safely Cross Into Egypt
Twelve Greek citizens who had been trapped in Gaza since the start of the war between Israel and Hamas were able to cross into Egypt, diplomatic sources reported on Thursday.
The civilians used the Rafah crossing along with hundreds of...
Archaeology
Mystery of Egypt’s Great Sphinx Origin Solved, Scientists Claim
The remarkable accomplishments of the Ancient Egyptians have puzzled even the most well-respected experts for quite some time. Take, for instance, the question of the construction of the Great Pyramid of Giza.
It has taken many years for scientists and...
Animals
Titanosaur Fossils From Egypt Fill a Black Hole in Dinosaur History
An unusual kind of tiny dinosaur called a titanosaur, has finally been given a name nearly fifty years after its bones were unearthed in the Egyptian desert. This dinosaur is called "Igai semkhu," and it lived about seventy-five million...
Greek News
Sen. Menendez Now Charged With Being an Agent of Egypt
Federal prosecutors in New York City have rewritten their indictment against U.S. Sen. Bob Menendez of New Jersey and his wife, charging them with conspiracy to having him act as an agent of Egypt and Egyptian officials.
The superseding indictment,...
Ancient Greece
The Ancient Greek Culture and Language in Africa
Greek language and culture spread in Africa after the conquests of Alexander the Great
Ancient Greece
Who Burned the Library of Alexandria?
The ancient Library of Alexandria was one of the greatest human achievements in antiquity. It was a vast collection of knowledge from countless and varied sources and contained tens or possibly even hundreds of thousands of scrolls. For this...
Archaeology
Archaeologists Uncover 5,000-Year-Old Wine in Egypt
A new discovery has been made by an archaeological team from Egypt, Germany, and Austria working in Upper Egypt. They found some 5,000-year-old wine inside sealed jars that had never been opened.
This discovery was made in Queen Merneith's tomb...
Ancient Greece
Cleopatra’s Favorite Perfume Recreated
Scientists have recently recreated Cleopatra's favorite perfume from a recipe written in Ancient Greek nearly two millennia ago.
The Greek queen of ancient Egypt's legacy as an exotic, seductive, and powerful ruler of Egypt has persisted throughout the centuries.
While she...