Experts discovered a massive 3-room royal tomb hidden 7 metres underground in Abydos, Egypt, believed to date back over 3,600 ...

The piece of art was mostly made of gold, making it weigh over ... tomb. In the years prior to his death, the famous Pharaoh is also believed to have limped with a crippling foot condition that ...

Four crudely crafted clay trays and four slender wooden staffs, each over a meter tall ... Osiris—a ritual in which the dead pharaoh, transformed into the god Osiris, is spiritually reawakened ...

The legendary pharaoh’s tomb ... Museum of Art Brown believes the clay troughs were used as libation offerings in a ritual drink pouring as an offering to a deity in memory of the dead.

Under Akhenaten, the solar deity Aten was elevated above all others ... difficulty in understanding their precise role in the tomb. Along with the clay trays are a set of wooden staves, just over a ...

It was the final undiscovered royal tomb of Egypt's 18th dynasty and the first burial chamber of a pharaoh unearthed since Tutankhamun was discovered in 1922. Archaeologists determined that the ...

It dates back over ... god of the underworld. Historians consider Abydos a royal cemetery where many kings were laid to rest. Wegner’s team earlier found the tomb of King Seneb-Kay, an unknown ...