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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

Egypt Uncovers Intact Fourth‑Century Byzantine City at Dakhla Oasis

Study Finds Great Pyramid’s Shape and Chambers Reduce Earthquake Shaking

Iliad Fragment Found With Egyptian Mummy at Oxyrhynchus

Egypt Unveils Fragmentary Ramesses II Statue Found in Nile Delta

Large Ramesses II–Style Statue Fragment Found at Tel Faraoun

Photon-Counting CT Uncovers New Details Inside Budapest’s Egyptian Mummies

Iliad Fragment Inside Roman-Era Mummy Marks First Known Use of Greek Literature in Mummification

Iliad Fragment Found Inside 1,600-Year-Old Mummy at Oxyrhynchus

Egypt Recasts Pelusium Find as Circular Sacred Water Temple

Papyrus of Homer's Iliad Found Inside Mummy in Roman-Era Tomb at Oxyrhynchus

Immersive ‘Kleopatra’ Exhibition Opens in Hamburg on April 17

Disputed ‘Second Sphinx’ Claim Advances With New Video of Giza Shafts

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

Italian Team Claims Scans Point to Second Sphinx Beneath Giza

Howard Carter Letter Accuses Arthur Weigall of Inventing the 'Tutankhamun Curse'