#Ancient Egypt
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CultureEgypt and Italy Successfully Restore the Ancient Fayoum 'Portrait of the Two Brothers'
Egypt and Italy have completed the meticulous restoration of the ancient Fayoum 'Portrait of the Two Brothers,' which will be displayed in Italy next May.
CultureManchester Museum Removes Ancient Egyptian Mummy Asru From Display in Ethical Shift
The Manchester Museum has removed the 2,700-year-old mummy Asru from public display and returned her to a sealed coffin to respect ancient burial traditions and ethical standards.
CultureTimeless Treasures: How Ancient Egypt is Fueling a Renaissance in High Jewellery
The opening of the Grand Egyptian Museum has sparked a fresh wave of inspiration among contemporary high jewellery houses, driving a modern revival of ancient Egyptian aesthetics, symbols, and craftsmanship.
CultureBlockbuster Ancient Egypt Exhibition Draws Over 600,000 Visitors at Hong Kong Palace Museum
The 'Ancient Egypt Unveils Its Secrets' exhibition at the Hong Kong Palace Museum concluded its nine-month run with over 600,000 visitors, featuring 250 masterworks from Egypt.
CultureHong Kong Palace Museum's Blockbuster Ancient Egypt Exhibition Draws Over 600,000 Visitors
The 'Ancient Egypt Unveiled' exhibition at the Hong Kong Palace Museum concluded a successful nine-month run, welcoming over 600,000 visitors and featuring 250 historical artifacts.
CultureVibrant Fifth Dynasty Tomb of High-Ranking Officials Uncovered North of Saqqara
A joint Egyptian-Spanish archaeological mission has uncovered a remarkably well-preserved Fifth Dynasty tomb north of Saqqara, featuring colorful reliefs and belonging to two high-ranking officials.
CultureFBI Returns 48 Smuggled Ancient Artifacts Spanning Three Eras to Egypt in Los Angeles Ceremony
The FBI returned 48 smuggled artifacts spanning the Pharaonic, Roman, and Coptic eras to Egyptian representatives during a ceremony in Los Angeles.
CultureAncient Egyptian Tomb Reveals Centuries of Evolving Burial Customs and Spatial Constraints in Luxor
Spanish researchers studying a 4,000-year-old tomb at the Theban Necropolis in Luxor have discovered how burial customs and spatial constraints changed Egyptian funerary practices over hundreds of years.