The word “sphinx” conjures images of majestic stone creatures guarding ancient secrets—but did you know there’s more than one kind of sphinx? These enigmatic beings appear across cultures, each with its own twist on the myth. Let’s take a whirlwind tour through the world of sphinxes and meet their multifaceted forms.

Tutankhamun and Ankhsenamun’s marriage was a complex blend of royal duty, emotional intimacy, and historical intrigue. This article explores their childhood union, the heartbreak of their stillborn children, and the political fallout after Tutankhamun’s death. Through artifacts, DNA evidence, and dramatic historical context, it reveals a poignant story of love and legacy in ancient Egypt.

Did you know ancient Egyptians used the stars to guide their daily lives? Explore the wisdom of the “Cairo Calendar” through ancient astrology where each zodiac sign is tied to a god or goddess that echo modern horoscopes.

Archaeologists at Saqqara have discovered two of the most extensive mummification workshops ever used for human and animal corpses in...

Countries are demanding that their cultural property and history be repatriated. Many countries agree that illegally trafficked artifacts...

Kathleen Martinez, the Dominican archaeologist, may have discovered the lost tomb of Egypt's most famous queen, Cleopatra. Martinez...

https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:CairoEgMuseumTaaMaskMostlyPhotographed.jpg November 2022 marks the one-hundredth anniversary of...

Egyptians recognized cats beyond their companionship and useful predator function. Ancient Egyptians understood that cats of all sizes were agile, clever, and powerful.

Did you know ancient Egyptian Magic started with the Pharaoh? Magic wasn't entertainment - it was used by the locals, priests, priestesses, and Pharaohs alike. Magic, or Heka, as it was known, was considered a natural force present throughout the universe.

Four of the most recognized symbols of ancient Egypt are still famous after 5,000 years! After thousands of years, let's learn more about...

No one loves Egypt because it's an easy place to live - it's not. But every so often, a day comes along that makes it all worth it. Most...

The Gayer-Anderson Museum and Ibn Tulun Mosque are Cairo's most peaceful day trips. The best part is they are right beside each other!...

What you don’t know about Egyptian people is they are some of the kindest, funniest, and most inspiring people you will ever meet....

Saqqara was an ancient burial ground for the rich and famous and was active from the Archaic period to Roman-Greco times. It was a...

People always ask why do you love Egypt so much? Most of the time, I say something like it's the greatest civilization the world has ever...

Everything in Egypt has a layer of emotionality and complexity to it. Everything — buying bananas, a chance meeting, a trip to the...

I managed to grab the last luggage cart at the airport, but sadly, the thing wouldn’t budge. The great thing about Egypt is five people...

Photo by author The National Museum of Egyptian Civilization offers Egypt's first comprehensive historical timeline from the predynastic...

Welcome to Egypt! Wait, you haven't bought your ticket yet? What are you waiting for? It’s time to travel to King Tut’s hometown! From...

History and importance Music and dance were highly valued in ancient Egypt. They were considered a vital part of creation, communicating...