As French troops prepared to face Ottoman forces in Rosetta, Egypt, in July 1799, they stumbled upon a chunk of carved stone. Stuck into the wall of a fort, it displayed three languages — and soon ...
After Napoleon’s defeat in Egypt, the British seized the Rosetta Stone in 1801 and transported it to London. Displayed in the British Museum, the stone captivated linguists and historians alike. For ...
In the absence of a Rosetta Stone-like artefact – which helped scholars decode Egyptian hieroglyphics – and a lack of bilingual texts, making sense of the Indus script remains a big challenge.
Artifacts from ancient civilisations provide invaluable insights into the cultural, political, and spiritual lives of early societies. These relics stand as testaments to human ingenuity, artistry, ...
The Egyptian Cabinet’s Information Center has categorically denied rumors circulating on social media and in certain media outlets regarding the… Zahi Hawass, a renowned archaeologist, revealed ...