Scientists have discovered intriguing skeletons hidden in an Egyptian pyramid. Being laid to rest in an Egyptian pyramid is traditionally assumed to have been an honour reserved for the wealthy ...

“Pyramid schemes” aren’t just for the wealthy. Archaeologists have long theorized that Egyptian pyramid tombs were reserved for the elite. However, analysis of skeletons belonging to ...

He told the Mail: "Some blocks near the Great Pyramid's entrance show clear signs of water erosion. "Only certain stones are affected, suggesting part of the pyramid was submerged in ancient times." ...

As one of the most famous Ancient Egyptian pyramids, the Pyramid of Khafre on the plateau of Giza has been a true wonder of the Ancient World ever since its construction around 2570 BCE.

their aristocracy no longer favoured pyramids as postmortem quarters — even though the Egyptian nobles still preferred them. Schrader and her colleagues analysed the remains at each pyramid ...

The pyramids of Khafre, center, and Khufu (Cheops) on the Giza plateau, on the outskirts of the Egyptian capital Cairo ... who scanned the Khafre Pyramid and uncovered what they said was an ...

Archaeologists have long assumed that ancient Egyptian pyramids were reserved ... suggests low-status workers could merit a place in pyramid tombs too. Receive a weekly dose of discovery in ...

They could then create their own Egyptian pyramid in the school sand pit. Being sure to dampen the sand beforehand, pupils could be given square containers to work with in order to create the bricks.

No single artifact, no single inscription, or pottery, or anything has been found until now, in any place to predate the Egyptian civilization ... side of the Great Pyramid for the officials ...