Then, learn about 44 ancient Egyptian facts that separate myth from truth. A former staff writer for All That’s Interesting, Marco Margaritoff holds dual Bachelor's degrees from Pace University and a ...

While most of the world was in lockdown, a team of 15 researchers carefully scraped thousands of years of soot, dirt, and ...

VICE reports that Seamus Blackley, more famous as the man behind Xbox, had the chance of a lifetime to bake some bread using 4,500-year-old yeast that was collected from ancient Egyptian relics.

Whether you are a history buff, a spiritual seeker, or simply someone in search of a peaceful escape, this ancient temple is an unforgettable experience.

The city of Thônis-Heracleion was once Egypt's largest port on the Mediterranean Sea, controlling trade for centuries before ...

Not only are the pyramids still one of the seven wonders of the world, but they are also full of … Continue reading ...

In many senses, religion in Egypt remained undeterred as it had for centuries. The Egyptians continued worshipping the same ancient gods, generally speaking. The worship of Greek gods also continued, ...

It earned not only his 'Ramesses the Great' moniker but a reputation as Egypt’s most celebrated pharaoh. At Sky HISTORY we love to unpack legends like Ramesses the Great, so here are 10 fascinating ...

growing stable crops on a regular basis. Play this game to test your knowledge and learn even more facts about Ancient Egypt.

Child: The ancient Egyptian civilisation began 5,000 years ago and lasted 3,000 years! It was located along the River Nile in north-east Africa. I better write this down! Oh! I’ve lost my pen.

The spring half-term break is a great time to take the kids on a fun-filled trip to some of the UK's most child-friendly ...