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Royal Women’s Bones Suggest Weapon Training in Middle Kingdom Tombs

Researchers say bone markers point to repeated use of bows and heavy weapons, with isotope and comparative studies planned to test the claim.

Study Finds Middle Kingdom Princesses Show Bone Signs of Weapons Training

Dahshur Royal Women Were Skilled Archers, Study Finds

Dutch Team Uncovers 3,000‑Year‑Old Ramesside Tomb at Luxor

Leiden Mission Uncovers 3,000‑Year‑Old Private Tomb of Paser Near Luxor

Immersive ‘Kleopatra’ Exhibition Opens in Hamburg on April 17

Italian Team Claims 'Second Sphinx' Beneath Giza Faces Expert Pushback

Fitzwilliam Team Finds Ancient Egyptian 'White-Out' on 3,300-Year-Old Book of the Dead

Yale Team Detects Opiates in Xerxes-Inscribed Alabaster Vase, Offering Clearest Evidence in Ancient Egypt

Geoarchaeological Study Dates Karnak’s Origins to Egypt’s Old Kingdom

Egypt Reopens Amenhotep III’s Valley of the Kings Tomb After Two-Decade Restoration

Cairo Museum Restorer Arrested as 3,000-Year-Old Royal Bracelet Is Stolen and Melted

Egyptian Museum Restorer Arrested in Theft of 3,000-Year-Old Amenemope Bracelet

Egypt Retrieves Statues and Ship Remains From Possible Canopus Site Off Alexandria

4,000-Year-Old Egyptian Funerary Model Reveals First Known Complete Palm Impression

Complete 4,000-Year-Old Handprint Found on Egyptian 'Soul House' at Fitzwilliam Museum

New Analysis of Aswan Rock Engraving Confirms Elite Role in Egypt’s State Formation

Graffiti and Tombs Reveal Paid Crews Built Great Pyramid

First Complete Old Kingdom Egyptian Genome Reveals North African and Fertile Crescent Origins

New Study Reveals Ritual Deactivation Behind Damage to Hatshepsut's Statues