Egyptology

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A guest of archaeological student Holi Barlo is on a humble ancient tool, a witness to a historical moment in

In September 1822, something unusual occurred. A young French scholar named Jean-French Champuli burst into his brother’s office in Paris,

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Looking forward to school holidays in mid -March, parents will be looking for leisure activities for their children’s entertainment. Why

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More than 20 years since the first announcement, the first 12 major galleries of the Grand Egyptian Museum opened to

Pleasure along with rituals, renovations and nails By Laura Rani Rai Think about kicking your heels, sneezing a variety of

Exactly 200 years ago, in April 1825, a woman named Asro was wrapped in curious hands in the Manchester Natural