Archaeologists found themselves astonished by the revelations uncovered during an excavation in Cairo, where some of Ancient Egypt’s most treasured secrets emerged. Commencing in March 2017, the dig site, once the residence of Ramesses II, also known as Ramesses the Great, the esteemed third pharaoh of the Nineteenth Dynasty of Egypt, yielded remarkable insights. Ramesses II, whose name translates... 

Nefertiti pharaoh, who is known to be one of the most beautiful and strongest women who has ever lived has finally been reconstructed using all possible data available, DNA samples, mummy facial reconstruction and the famous Berlin bust discovered in 1912. Naturally she was a white Caucasoid woman, as her son king Tut was. According to DNA studies in fact, not only king Tut was also white but his... 

It is traditionally believed that slaves were the main labor force in the construction of the pyramids of Egypt. However, it is not true, at least in respect of the pyramids located in Giza. Not that long ago, British archaeologist Richard Redding proved conclusively that these wonders of the world were built by free hired workers who even had their own unions. The scientist suggested another theory...