Geographic Expeditions just launched a 10-day cruise through Egypt that includes a private rooftop for the eclipse viewing ...
Collective Comfort was organized by U.C. Berkeley’s (Im)material Matters Lab. The Urban Climate Adaptation Lab at University ...
AUC winter course "Egypt, Ancient to Modern Civilization" takes students around Egypt, including to Luxor, Saqqara/Giza, and ...
A solar eclipse in the year 2471 BC may have influenced architectural change in Egypt, challenging Pharaonic traditions.
In a celebration of cultural exchange, the Egyptian and Qatari Culture Ministries, in coordination with the Egyptian Embassy ...
Representing a united heritage and respect for the collective history of our world, this is how to visit all seven modern ...
In an excerpt from this volume of essays, Guy Nordenson explores the traces of history left behind by different construction ...
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Archaeologists Just Restored An Ancient Egyptian Temple To What It Looked Like 2,000 Years AgoWhile most of the world was in lockdown, a team of 15 researchers carefully scraped thousands of years of soot, dirt, and ...
Olive Tree is currently developing three major projects, with substantial progress in the remaining phases and work now ...
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Top 10 Museums to Visit in the USAFrom ancient artifacts to groundbreaking contemporary installations, the United States is a treasure trove of cultural ...
The small, but vibrant, community of Greeks, with roots deep in history, remains in the Egyptian capital of Cairo to this day.
Egypt was home to the first known scientist, Imhotep, a brilliant Black physician. Famous for designing King Djoser’s Step Pyramid at Saqqara, the Egyptian polymath Imhotep (Greek: Imouthes, c.
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