Egypt has preserved a unique Greco-Roman catacomb in Alexandria through a groundwater-lowering project.
The Egyptian site of Heliopolis is “a black hole in our knowledge of ancient Egypt.”
“A ram-headed sphinx carved from sandstone more than 3,000 years ago has been found in Egypt.”
The new exhibit “Ancient Egypt: From Discovery to Display” at the University of Pennsylvania Museum walks the visitor through the archaeological process.
John DeLancey shares photos he recently took inside the pharaohs’ tombs in the Valley of the Kings.
The top archaeological finds from Greece in 2018 include the oldest known excerpt from Homer’s Odyssey and the most intact ancient Greek vessel ever found.
Carl Rasmussen goes to Rome in search of an answer to the question, “Where did the Jerusalem Temple treasure go?” (Part 1, Part 2)
This year’s Friends of ABR Fundraising Banquet will honor Bryant Wood.
HT: Explorator, Ted Weis, Agade, Paleojudaica
