When Amenhotep III (reigned c1390 - 1352 BC) became Pharaoh in 1390 BC, Egypt had become the richest and most powerful nation on earth through war and conquest. The new king tried a ...

Scientists put a face to a name after reconstructing the countenance of Tutankhamun's grandfather Amenhotep III, marking the first time the iconic figure's true likeness had been recreated in ...

His efforts were soon rewarded. On February 12, 1898, Loret and his team discovered the tomb of Thutmose III, one of Egypt’s greatest military kings, who conquered territory as far north as ...

Amenhotep III’s body was found in 1898 hidden along with more than a dozen other royals in KV35, the tomb of his own grandfather, Amenhotep II.

Archaeologists exploring near King Tut’s tomb just made a jaw-dropping discovery! They found a massive lost city buried under the sands of Egypt, dating back over 3,000 years. This ancient city ...

Amenhotep III ruled in the 18th dynasty at a time when Ancient Egypt was powerful and its economy expanding. The affluent and prosperous life of those who lived during the golden age is clear from ...

Archeologists and graphics experts have recreated the facial features of one of Egypt's most significant pharaohs, Amenhotep I, who ruled during the 18th Dynasty around 1,500 BCE, or 3,500 years ago.

It's also not far from the Valley of the Kings and Amenhotep III’s royal tomb. Ancient records describe the earthquake that destroyed most of the temple in about 1200 BCE, ...

He served as a vizier (high-ranking official) in the 18th Dynasty, during the reign of pharaoh Amenhotep III, who was on the throne from 1390 B.C.E. to 1352 B.C.E. The best of Artnet News in your ...

Amenhotep III King of Egypt Tomb Notes Illustrations. Gordon challenges the accepted historical view that Ramose was the southern vizier and Amenhotep, the northern vizier during the last part of the ...

Egypt to mark centenary of Tutankhamun tomb discovery by inaugurating new, ... It dates back to the 18th-dynasty of King Amenhotep III, who ruled Egypt from 1391 till 1353 B.C.

The exact location of Amenhotep I's tomb still hasn't been discovered, but his mummy was recovered in 1881 at a site called Deir el-Bahari in Luxor, along with several others.