Leonardo da Vinci's Egyptian obsession revealed in Cambridge
Groundbreaking Cambridge exhibition reveals Leonardo da Vinci's fascination with ancient Egypt, featuring rare drawings and coded notebooks that rewrite art history.
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Cambridge Museum Unveils Groundbreaking Egypt Exhibition
The Fitzwilliam Museum in Cambridge unveils a spectacular collection of Egyptian artefacts, revealing untold stories of ancient civilisation through cutting-edge research and immersive displays.
Ancient Saudi rock art reveals spectacular animal carvings
Groundbreaking archaeological discovery in Saudi Arabia uncovers vast collection of ancient camel and other animal carvings, offering unprecedented insights into prehistoric desert civilizations.
Ancient Colombian Mummies Reveal Stunning Death Masks
Archaeologists uncover remarkably preserved pre-Hispanic mummies with intricate death masks in Colombia's highlands, revealing fascinating burial practices from centuries past.
Alaa Abd El-Fattah Freed: Reunited With Family After Prison
Prominent British-Egyptian activist Alaa Abd El-Fattah has been released from prison and reunited with his family, ending a long-standing diplomatic case that captured international attention.
Egypt denies pardon for British-Egyptian activist Alaa Abd El-Fattah
Egyptian officials deny reports of an imminent pardon for imprisoned British-Egyptian pro-democracy activist Alaa Abd El-Fattah, dashing family hopes amid his ongoing health crisis.
British Activist Pardoned After 6 Years in Egyptian Prison
After six years imprisoned in brutal Egyptian jail conditions, British activist Alaa Abd El-Fattah has been pardoned. His case, marked by prolonged hunger strikes and a massive international campaign, concludes a long battle for justice.
Egypt's High Court to Rule on Mohamed Ali Corruption Case
Egypt's High Court prepares to deliver a landmark verdict in the high-profile corruption case against businessman Mohamed Ali, a ruling that could send shockwaves through the nation's political and business elite.
Police hunt Egyptian migrant over Hyde Park rape
Scotland Yard has issued a public appeal to trace an Egyptian national, believed to be in the UK illegally, after a woman was violently raped in London's Hyde Park. The suspect remains at large.
Chilean Mummies Predate Egypt's by 1,000 Years
Groundbreaking archaeological research reveals the Chinchorro people of Chile created the world's first mummies using sophisticated smoke-drying techniques a millennium before ancient Egyptians.
Egypt's Sacred Pyramids Under Threat from Mega-Resort Development
Plans for a sprawling mega-resort near the Giza Plateau have ignited international fury, with experts warning the project could irreparably damage Egypt's most sacred ancient monuments. Discover why archaeologists are demanding immediate action.
Man Utd Target Egypt's Mostafa Mohamed in January Swoop
Exclusive: Manchester United plot audacious January move for Galatasaray striker Mostafa Mohamed as Erik ten Hag seeks firepower. Egyptian goal machine emerges as surprise target to solve Red Devils' scoring crisis.
Mubarak's Son Denied UK Asylum After Fraud Conviction
Alaa Mubarak, son of Egypt's ousted dictator, has been refused asylum in Britain following his conviction for embezzling millions in public funds. Exclusive details on the legal battle and political implications.
Harrods removes controversial Mohamed Al-Fayed pharaoh statues
The iconic Knightsbridge department store has dismantled two giant bronze statues of its former owner, Mohamed Al-Fayed, depicted as an Egyptian pharaoh. The move comes after renewed scrutiny of the sculptures, long considered a contentious landmark.
Stone Age 'Atlantis' Discovered Off Danish Coast
Marine archaeologists have uncovered a submerged Stone Age settlement in the Baltic Sea, revealing a 7,000-year-old lost world of sophisticated hunter-gatherers off Denmark's coast.
Hamas Accepts Ceasefire; Netanyahu Orders Gaza Offensive
In a dramatic escalation, Hamas agrees to a Qatari-Egyptian brokered ceasefire involving hostage release, while Israeli PM Netanyahu authorises a major military offensive on Gaza City, plunging the region into fresh uncertainty.
Egyptian asylum seeker drowns on Canada-bound ship
An Egyptian man, whose asylum claim was rejected, tragically drowned on a cargo ship heading to Canada from Southampton. The incident has raised questions about immigration policies and the dangers faced by failed asylum seekers.
18th-Century Warship Wreck Discovered Off Sussex
Marine archaeologists have located the wreck of HMS Northumberland, a Royal Navy warship lost in the Great Storm of 1703, preserved in extraordinary condition off the Sussex coast.
India welcomes back ancient Buddha-linked gems
India rejoices as precious ancient artefacts, believed to be linked to the Buddha, are repatriated in a landmark cultural event. Discover the significance of these treasures and the diplomatic efforts behind their return.
6,000-Year-Old Underwater City Rewrites History
Archaeologists uncover a submerged ancient city off the coast of Greece, dating back 6,000 years, challenging previous historical timelines and offering new insights into early human civilisation.
Ancient Hawaiian warning predicts megaquake
Archaeologists uncover a chilling ancient Hawaiian prophecy carved into beach rocks—could it foretell a devastating megaquake? Experts weigh in on this eerie discovery.
Ancient Egyptian 'Afterlife Door' Unearthed
A stunning discovery in Luxor reveals an ancient Egyptian 'false door' believed to be a gateway to the afterlife, shedding new light on burial rituals.
Ancient 'Afterlife Door' Found in Egyptian Tomb
A team of archaeologists has discovered a mysterious stone slab, believed to be a portal to the afterlife, in an ancient Egyptian tomb. The find sheds new light on burial rituals of the past.
Pompeii star shaken by human remains encounter
Actor Sophie Skelton shares her eerie experience filming near real human remains at Pompeii, revealing the emotional impact of the ancient tragedy.
Iron Age settlement discovered in North Yorkshire
Archaeologists from Durham University have uncovered a significant Iron Age settlement in North Yorkshire, revealing new insights into ancient British life.
Neanderthals may have eaten maggots, new study reveals
Groundbreaking study suggests Neanderthals may have included insect larvae in their diet, challenging previous assumptions about their eating habits.
Roman-era Spanish 'church' may be synagogue
Archaeologists in Spain uncover evidence suggesting a long-misidentified Roman-era structure may have been a synagogue, rewriting religious history.
Ancient Roman egg found with liquid still inside
Archaeologists in the UK have made a groundbreaking discovery—a 1,700-year-old Roman egg that still holds its original liquid contents. This unprecedented find sheds new light on ancient diets and preservation techniques.
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