Nearly 200 years on from first being erected in Place de la Concorde, a French egyptologist has found new messages in the ...

For more than 3,000 years, secret hieroglyphics related to the pharaoh Ramses II have been hidden on the Luxor Obelisk […] ...

Castlerigg Stone Circle is an ancient, eerie and neolithic structure situated near Keswick. Dating from about 3000 BC, this is one of the first stone circles built in Britain, which is perched atop a ...

More than 3,000 years ago, Pharaoh Akhenaten made a decision that uprooted an entire population. The ruler of ancient Egypt ordered citizens of So’oud Aten to seal their homes and move, leaving their ...

An ancient Trinitarian worship song written around 200AD, has been repackaged and released today. ‘The First Hymn’ is based on a fragment of papyrus found 100 years ago in ancient Egyptian ruins and ...

LA MIRADA, Calif. — In ancient Egyptian ruins on a scrap of tattered papyrus, archeologists found written remnants of a Christian hymn long buried by desert sand. The discovery was sealed in a ...

NAUVOO, Ill. — Living Water, a local worship band, invites area residents to join in singing favorite hymns of Holy Week and Easter beginning at 2 p.m. on Palm Sunday, April 13, at the historic Nauvoo ...

They rolled out scarab belts, Sekhmet broaches, and even an Art Deco mantelpiece clock engraved with hieroglyphs that were in the Egyptian style but not “linguistically or historically accurate”.

Some people begin to flourish when they're in new surroundings – and that sentiment couldn't ring truer than in the unfolding story involving Manchester United, Antony, and Real Betis. At Old ...

Written around 1727, this work is based on a 13th-century hymn to the Virgin which is used in the liturgy of Our Lady of Sorrows.Mezzo-soprano Graziella Debattista will perform alongside Maria ...

Akhenaten (c. 1353–1336 BCE) Renowned for introducing monotheism, he worshipped the sun god Aten and founded the city of Akhetaten (modern-day Amarna). Tutankhamun (c. 1332–1323 BCE ...

In a review of the original Broadway production, the New York Times called it a “high-energy, empty-calories and expensive-looking hymn to the glories of girlishness.” Through June 15 ...