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Ancient Egyptian soldiers and Greek mercenaries were at 'Armageddon' when biblical king was killed, study suggestsan analysis of ancient pottery fragments indicates that Megiddo was indeed occupied by the Egyptians at that time, Israel ...
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'Not enough survives to read the king's name': Tomb discovered of unknown ancient Egyptian pharaohArchaeologists in Egypt have discovered the royal tomb of an unknown king who ruled the region during a tumultuous time 3,600 ...
The king's mummy and sarcophagus are missing from the royal tomb, which is the second of its kind unearthed this year ...
Archaeologists have uncovered ancient Greek and Egyptian artifacts in Megiddo, supporting biblical accounts of a historic ...
Archaeologists have uncovered hidden remains under Egyptian pyramids, challenging long-held beliefs about burial traditions ...
It is a huge archaeological discovery. But who in Ancient Egypt was it built for? Egyptologists have been left puzzled.
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Archaeologists find first evidence of epic biblical battle at ‘Armageddon’Pottery excavated at Megiddo in northern Israel suggests a military presence, possibly confirms the battle between King Josiah and Pharaoh Necho, and hints at Gog and Magog narrative ...
The tomb was found within an ancient Egyptian necropolis in Abydos ... archaeologists uncovered the remains of a pottery and glass workshop at Banawit, a village located north of Abydos.
Two major discoveries have been made in Sohag Governorate in a remarkable archaeological breakthrough, shedding new light on Egypt’s ancient past.
The team noted that some remains belong to people who had done very little physical activity during their lifetimes while ...
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