Archaeological finds could allow us to better know how populations lived in the first cities of the world. Among the discoveries are the remains of a primitive cooling system.
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A mission under Egyptian archeologist Zahi Hawass discovered a 3000-year-old city in Luxor that dates to the reign of Amenhotep III and continued to be used by Tutankhamun and Ay. According to the archeologists, this is the most important archeological discovery in Egypt since the 20s.
Granddaughter of Lebanese immigrants, Flavia Haddad left an established career in engineering to study Egyptology in France. Having written a book on the subject, she takes upon herself to spread the Ancient Egypt history among the Brazilian people.
Archaeologist Moacir Elias dos Santos took two groups of people to the Arab country last January. The results were great and he’s planning another excursion in October.
The Rosicrucian Egyptian Museum in Curitiba has created a second ‘facial approximation’ of the Tothmea mummy, which is part of its collection. The work was done using the latest technology and will be presented this Tuesday.
The holder of a master’s degree in Archaeology from the Federal University of Sergipe, Aracaju native Márcia Jamille has been creating content on Ancient Egypt for more than 10 years.
Former professor of ancient history in the University of Damascus will teach seven classes about what was Syria like during the third and second millennia BC. The conferences happen on Saturdays from March 16 to April 27 at UERJ.
The most famous historic site in Jordan saw 827,000 tourists last year, 669,000 were non-Arabs.
Zahi Hawass called on Brazilians to visit his country and discussed new attractions set to open soon. ‘Without tourism, you cannot restore the monuments,’ he said during a press conference at the Arab Chamber.
The Egyptian archaeologist, who’s currently in Brazil, spoke with ANBA. He is looking for the tombs of Ankhesenamun, the wife of Tutankhamun, and of other Ancient Egypt queens and kings.
