The size of the 3,600-year-old limestone tomb chamber (shown from below and above) suggests that it was likely constructed for a king, part of the "lost" dynasty that ruled Abydos. A royal ...

Archaeologists from the University of Pennsylvania were investigating Abydos, one of Egypt's most ancient cities, when they found a 3,600-year-old royal tomb. From its location near the Mount ...

In 2015, the Daesh terrorist group destroyed key monuments, including the Temple of Bel, the Temple of Baalshamin, the Arch of Triumph and several royal tombs. The notorious group also executed ...

In a major archaeological discovery, experts have found a massive 3-room royal tomb. It was hidden 7 metres underground at Abydos in Egypt. It was found under an ancient necropolis, also called ...

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He wondered about the purposes behind the claims, suggesting that the researchers wanted to argue that the Pyramids were not constructed as royal tombs, but rather as components of a sophisticated ...

Tombs lined these ancient byways—some simply ... One fascinating example is a royal burial in Late Bronze Age Mycenae: a woman and a man who'd been buried together in the royal necropolis ...

The necropolis developed over the course of centuries as more dynasties built tombs and buried their kings within the royal cemetery. Over a decade ago, Wegner and his team came across the first ...

The world mourned with the royal family after Elizabeth’s II death ... the queen’s casket was taken by military procession from Westminster Abbey to Wellington Arch, in London’s Hyde ...

"Surprisingly, we came upon a royal tomb that we had no idea existed," Wegner said. "Excitingly, it's adding new evidence on what seems to be the early development of a group of fascinating kings ...

Sheridan's Comedies : The Rivals and the School for Scandal / edited with an introduction and notes to each play and a biographical sketch of Sheridan by Brander Matthews ; with illustrations by E. A.