Luxor, known as Thebes in ancient Egypt, is dubbed the "world's greatest open-air museum", and has one of the world's oldest ...

At Abydos Temple we saw the only known carving of Queen Cleopatra, one of Egypt’s best-known historical figures. There was no trace of her reputation as a femme fatale; instead she shook a set of ...

In Luxor's north, a China-Egypt archaeological team is bringing the ancient temple back to life, by diving into its layout ...

Greek-Egyptian exchange shaped both worlds through shared philosophy, religion, and science, leading to lasting cultural transformation.

Ancient ‘lost’ city dating back two millennia uncovered in Egypt's Kharga Oasis, revealing early Coptic community.

How did people start eating mummies? The history of corpse medicine—the practice of consuming parts of ancient Egyptian mummies and, later, embalmed corpses of all kinds—began in the 11th century.