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On this day in 1923, Tutankhamen's burial chamber was unsealed officially - although there is some evidence that Carter, Carnavon and Lady Evelyn actually broke into it on the evening of the original...
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Why was the chariot broken ? It's wheelbase was wider than the door ! it makes no sense putting a broken chariot in his tomb if the explanations as to why these things were placed there in the first...
For those that might be interested, the Griffith Institute has uploaded about 1000 photos of tracings of the reliefs and paintings in the Nobles tombs, by Norman and Nina de Garif Davies. They can be...
Two of the most significant objects in Norwich Castle’s collection will be on display at a study day which will explore the way the Ancient Egyptians dealt with their dead.
Whilst following a link for a new e-book about the leatherwork found in the Deir el Bachit (the Coptic monastery above Dra' Abu el-Naga) I found this site
Encased in soil, this extraordinarily delicate face emerges into the sun for the first time in thousands of years.
The wooden sarcophagus was unearthed by archaeologists at the necropolis of Qubbet...
Here is an article about the new discoveries made in the very short dig season last summer in Abydos. The actual location in the article is very ambiguous but there were two dig sites that year, one...
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What a lovely surprise to see your posts again Kevin. Welcome back.
Tomorrows lecture at the Mummification Museum is on the Karnak Cachette. It will be presented by Laurent Coulon. I just hope it will be in English :ni:
After being buried in the sand for 4,500 years, King Khufu’s second solar boat will soon be displayed next to its twin on Egypt's Giza Plateau. I think 'soon' is not the word I'd use!
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I like to think of them as ' ships .. Symbolically speaking . :cool:
with all the turmoil, I cant see the reconstruction happening any day soon, then there's the boat shed to build. .
I often...
Can you tell me if it's possible to visit without a prior arrangement?
I will be stopping at on a cruise in two weeks time and rather than visit the temple there, I would really like to visit...
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I just wanted to say thanks to Brian for telling me about his driver to take me to . He was really good and I will definitely use him when I need a taxi on the west bank. In fact I have already...
The ancient city Helke has been discovered. Said to contain the sacred shrine of Poseidon, the city sank beneath the sea according to ancient legend and is thought to be one of the sources of the...
Although I don't like the name - iMalqata (trying to jump on a bandwagon?) - a daily blog on this iSite (I kid you not!) has just been started. Despite the trendy name, it's well worth a visit.
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Another one to bookmark, thanks Stan looks interesting
Anyone know of any progress in raising the collossal statue of R11 at the Ramasseum?
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I haven't been there since I posted the photos of the work so far, but at the time Christian Leblanc seemed extremely positive about it, so I would say it might be happening. Maybe a visitor could...
No one interviews Zahi Hawass, Egypt’s self-styled Indiana Jones of the east – he interviews himself, fist pounding on desk and spittle flying forth into the ether.
“Do I look like a minister to...
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Surely he will never be allowed back. He was Mubarak's man, pure and simple.
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