
What fruits did the ancient Egyptains eat?
You may know how to walk like an Egyptian, but do you know how to eat like one? The ancient Egyptians may have lived thousands of years ago, but that doesn’t mean they didn’t eat

You may know how to walk like an Egyptian, but do you know how to eat like one? The ancient Egyptians may have lived thousands of years ago, but that doesn’t mean they didn’t eat

When people talk about the ancient Egyptian civilization, that usually begins with the unification of upper and lower Egypt. Yes there were people who lived in the area for years prior to the unification. But

Have you ever stopped for a moment and thought about all the generations of people who have lived before you? Many of us are born into a family with some idea of who our biological

King Tutankhamun is arguably one of the most famous ancient Egyptians. You’d be hard-pressed to find anyone who hasn’t heard of the infamous King Tut. Most people know that his father is Akhenaten, but who

I recently read a headline by a black author that said: “Contrary to popular belief, Greek ruler Cleopatra could have been of African descent.” If you’ve ever spent any time on social media, you’ll know

The concept of makeup is as old as time itself. Even the ancient Egyptians wore it thousands of years ago. Yes, I mean lipstick, eyeliner, and even blush! In Ancient Egypt, both men and women

The Valley of the Kings, in ancient Egyptian, was known as “The Great, Noble Necropolis of Millions of Years of Pharaohs,” or, more simply, “The Great Place.” It was the burial place of pharaohs and

It’s 2020. The world was in the grip of the COVID-19 pandemic; international travel had nearly ground to a halt, and much of humanity was living under lockdown. Meanwhile, in Egypt, archaeologists are opening sealed

Nefertiti, the Great Royal Wife of Pharaoh Akhenaten. Her bust is iconic; her image, along with King Tut’s golden mask, is what most people visualize when they think of ancient Egypt. The bust is one

Fans of true crime stories are going to love what I have for you today. It’s one of the first ever documented murder mysteries. The murder of Pharaoh Ramesses III is one of the oldest