Beneath an ancient Egyptian temple, archaeologists have uncovered a mysterious tunnel that could hold the key to one of ...

it was as much a political move as a romantic one — she wanted to be Pharaoh of Egypt, not just a Ptolemaic queen. Coins with her face on them, paintings and sculptures of Cleopatra portray a ...

Experts debate whether this bust depicts Cleopatra. Courtesy of Egypt's Ministry ... discovered a trove of coins, artifacts and a bust that they say depicts the famous queen at the ancient ...

An unspecified number of the coins contain minted side-profile portraits of Cleopatra VII, according to the Egyptian Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities. Marín said the queen’s face visible on ...

The main temple at the ancient city of Taposiris Magna has been suggested as the possible resting place of Cleopatra VII.

Along with the marble statue, the team also discovered 337 coins—some of which (less controversially) depict Cleopatra ... a small marble bust of the Egyptian queen at the Taposiris Magna ...

George Youssef via Unsplash As queen of Egypt, lover of Julius Caesar ... B.C. Hundreds of coins, some with Cleopatra’s face, were found in the deposit. Screengrab from the Ministry of Tourism ...

A new statue found at the site of Cleopatra’s tomb is believed to have revealed the "true face" of the Egyptian queen. Expert archaeologist ... Nemes headdress, 337 coins, many featuring images ...

Cleopatra VII, whose reign lasted from 51 to 30 BC, is the Egyptian queen who famously romanced Julius Caesar and Mark Antony. The dig unearthed about 350 coins, many showing an image of Cleopatra ...

Researchers also found some 350 coins, many showing an image of Cleopatra VII ... that during the legendary queen’s time, the pharaohs were portrayed with Egyptian and not Roman art styles ...