The migraine mystery: Why evolution never cured the pain in our heads
The Ebers Papyrus, dating to around 1550 BC, includes over 100 columns of text recommending various remedies for diseases, including methods for treating headache and pain.
Archaeologists discover tomb of Egyptian royalty behind false door: 'Unveils new secrets'
A significant archaeological find at Saqqara reveals the tomb of Egyptian Prince Userefre, providing insights into royal lineage and ancient practices.
Seeing Egypt differently: Lee Miller's photos go on display in London
Lee Miller's work reinterprets Egypt through an artistic lens, focusing on personal experience over academic representation, revealing a complex image of ancient culture.
Scientist finds 7 secret messages hidden on Paris' Egyptian Obelisk
The Luxor Obelisk in Paris reveals previously undiscovered messages by an Egyptologist, enriching our understanding of ancient Egyptian language and beliefs.
Mysterious trays from Tutankhamun's tomb reopen debate about the pharaoh's funerary rites
Recent studies challenge previous interpretations of the clay trays found in Tutankhamun's tomb, suggesting they served as libation bowls for funerary rituals.