Running for three months in Hall 43 on the upper floor, the exhibit is accessible at no additional cost beyond the regular ...

In 2019, a physicist named Seamus Blackley, better known as the man who invented the Xbox, used 4,500-year-old yeast to bake some bread. The yeast he used was held in ancient Egyptian pottery at ...

Bread has been a staple in human diets for millennia, having evolved from simple flatbreads to the loaves we see today. It ...

This belief shows the spiritual significance that jewelry had in the lives of ancient Egyptians. Even a single bead was considered a window into their culture and beliefs. The Karnak temple ...

Ancient Egyptian: What have you got in this linen sack thing anyway? Oh, a calendar! Now that is useful. It’s similar to our own solar calendar which has 365 days in it. You do have bread at least!

The mummy of a first-century-B.C. individual found in Egypt was not pregnant and did not have cancer, according to a new CT study.

MIRANDA KRESTOVNIKOFF: According to ancient Egyptian myths, there was once, in the middle of eternal darkness, an endless ocean of lifeless water. Out of this ocean sprang the first mound of earth ...

the grain that ancient Egyptians used to make bread. Another part of her intervention was a simple wooden stand from which she and her team hung hundreds of small, cookie-like flatbreads.

This revival occurred approximately 1,000 years after Egyptian burial practices had evolved away from pyramid construction. The 25th Dynasty, introduced their own pyramids, showcasing their cultural ...