The Bashtak Palace is one of the greatest establishments in Cairo (Al-Maqrizy, Cairo 1364 - 1442 A.D, 764 - 845 A.H)
		Issue : 09-2023 In the heart of Islamic Cairo, there is a place where the emotion of history and the grandeur of architecture are wrapped in the charm of Arabic music: the Bashtak Palace.

	Buddha statue unearthed in Red Sea
		Issue : 05-2023 The American-Polish archaeological mission excavating the main early Roman period temple (dedicated to the Goddess Isis) in Berenike uncovered in the forecourt of the temple a marble statue of the Buddha.

	4 smuggled Ancient Egyptian artefacts arrive from Italy
		Issue : 05-2023 Four ancient Egyptian artefacts that were illegally smuggled to Italy have found their way home. The artefacts were handed over to the Egyptian Embassy in Rome

	First university in history
		Issue : 04-2023 In order to the importance of the science and scientifics, and when the science become the scale of improving the countries,

	Ancient Egyptian Literature: A Hidden Gem
		Issue : 04-2023 When we think of Ancient Egypt, the first things that come to mind are usually the impressive pyramids and stunning artwork that have been preserved throughout the ages.

	Fake hair and wigs of ancient Egyptians
		Issue : 04-2023 The ancient Egyptians was able to impress all the world for decades of history in all fields

	Elegance of the ancient Egyptian clothes
		Issue : 04-2023 The historian Herodotus told us about the elegance of ancient Egyptians were proud of their cotton

	First family burials from Second Intermediate Period unearthed
		Issue : 02-2023 The Egyptian archaeological mission, headed by Secretary General of the Supreme Council of Antiquities, Mostafa Waziri, discovered a group

	22 Tombs Discovered In Minya
		Issue : 02-2023 A joint Egyptian-Spanish archaeological mission uncovered 22 limestone tombs dating back to the Roman, Persian, Byzantine and Coptic eras

	New chambers in Hatshepsut Temple open
		Issue : 02-2023 The northern and southern chambers of Amun on the upper terrace of the Temple of Hatshepsut (c.1473-1458 BC) in Deir el-Bahri, opposite the city of Luxor, and the tomb of Meru in the North Asasif cemetery, were opened on Thursday.