Exhibit explores secrets of ancient Egyptian crafts and industries by Salwa Samir May 12, 2024 Embark on a journey into the world of ancient Egyptian crafts and industries through an enthralling temporary exhibit at the ...
Labour Day, reminder of workers’ devotion to Egypt’s civilisation by Salwa Samir May 4, 2024 Every year on May 1st, countries around the world unite to observe International Labour Day, a meaningful occasion that pays ...
Kahk: the ancient Egyptian biscuit that symbolises cultural heritage and celebrations by Salwa Samir April 7, 2024 Egyptian cuisine is widely celebrated for its assortment of flavourful dishes. Among these culinary delights, Kahk stands out as a ...
Let’s learn Hieroglyphs Step by Step by Salwa Samir March 31, 2024 Attention all history buffs and language enthusiasts! Prepare to embark on an extraordinary journey into the world of ancient Egypt ...
Cachettes: Hidden treasures at Egyptian Museum in Cairo by Salwa Samir July 30, 2023 A cachette is a group of objects that are hidden for safekeeping. The 21st Dynasty (1077 BC-943 BC) was a ...
Foreign women in ancient Egypt by Salwa Samir July 15, 2023 Friezes and inscriptions depicting Asiatic, Libyan and Kushitic women depicted in ancient Egyptian sources show that the ancient Egyptians were ...
Tourism boom soon by Hager Saeed November 5, 2021 As the renovation of el-Kebash Road – also known as Rams Road – in eastern Luxor is nearly complete, Egypt’s ...
Fish survived in almost boiling seas, 56 million-year-old fossils found in Egypt by Gazette Staff May 26, 2021 Researchers have discovered 56 million-year-old fish fossils in an eastern Egyptian desert that show the fish were able to exist ...
Egyptian-US mission unveils oldest brewery in Sohag by Gazette Staff February 13, 2021 A joint Egyptian-American archaeological mission has uncovered what is believed to be the oldest high-production brewery in the world in ...