Archaeologists confronted by a false door at an excavation site were stunned to find that it led to the tomb of Egyptian royalty. 'Massive false door' made of pink granite dates back to about 2400 BC.

What was everyday life like for Egyptian royals? In a word: busy. Though they lived in the lap of luxury and enjoyed a standard of living that most other ancient Egyptians didn't, Egyptian royalty ...

Elite members of ancient Egypt, including the pharaoh himself, ... Ancient Egyptian Royalty Wielded Serious Weapons. By LiveScience. Published July 25, 2011 9:33am EDT ...

In fact, the descendants of the Pharaohs' cats are likely living among us today, making the Egyptians the world's first cat ...

Elite members of ancient Egypt, including the pharaoh himself, likely wielded ornate daggers, swords and axes in battle, or to personally execute prisoners, rather than using the shiny metal for ...

The oldest was a rack of cattle ribs from the tomb of Tjuiu, an Egyptian noblewoman, and her courtier Yuya. The beef dates back to between 1386 B.C. and 1349 B.C. [ Gallery: Scanning Mummies for ...

Ancient Egypt Was Way Ahead of Us. A 3,300-year-old palace mural offers an exquisitely detailed view of several bird species, and presents an artistic mystery.

Archaeologists were astonished to find that a false door at an excavation site led to the tomb of Egyptian royalty, as announced by the Egyptian Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities.

Elite members of ancient Egypt, including the pharaoh himself, likely wielded ornate daggers, swords and axes in battle, or to personally execute prisoners, rather than using the shiny metal for ...

Ancient Egyptian Royalty Wielded Serious Weapons. News. By Owen Jarus published 21 July 2011 When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.