Archaeologists in Egypt are working to restore the Ramesseum, a temple belonging to Ramesses II, an Old Testament pharaoh believed to have interacted with Moses in the Book of Exodus.

Currently, the temple is largely in ruins due to the earthquake that struck Egypt in 27 BCE. Remains of colossal statues and ...

Archaeologists and historians reveal how the ascent of The God’s Wife of Amun lifted some women to the highest echelons of religious, political, and financial power in the ancient Egyptian empire.

Archaeologists made an incredible discovery as they uncovered the temple of a woman who ruled ancient Egypt over 3500 years ago.

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The first pylon of the Ramesseum on the west bank of the Nile at Luxor is undergoing major restoration, reports Nevine El-Aref ...

The name Nesyamun means "The one belonging to the God Amun" and would ... who ruled Egypt 1113-1085 BC. Nesyamun was a priest at the temple of Amun in the Karnak complex at Thebes (modern day ...

Thousands of Egyptian visitors and tourists flocked ... illuminating the main statue of the god Amun Ra, symbolizing the connection between the king and the sun and the renewal of divine energy ...