They found the remains inside a 2,200-year-old vase that shows Bes, an ancient Egyptian dwarf god associated with childbirth, merriment and music.

Digs in Egypt's City of the Dead have unearthed a hoard of ancient artefacts, including amulets, canopic vases and 16 tombs containing approximately 20 coffins and sarcophagi between them.

By the time of Egypt’s First Dynasty, around 3100BC, stone vases had become widespread and increasingly sophisticated, used to hold oils, perfumes or offerings, and were often buried with the dead.

Lot 502 – Egyptian Obsidian Head of Horus the Child (ex-Charles Ede Collection) A breathtaking Egyptian obsidian sculpture, depicting Horus the Child, a deity symbolizing rebirth and protection.

Egypt to recover Mamluk vase The Ministry of Antiquities took all legal procedures to return to Egypt a Mamluk glass vase Nevine El-Aref , Wednesday 27 May 2015, ...

IN looking to-day for an archæological reference in my friend M. Jean Capart's valuable volume on “Primitive Art in Egypt” (English edition), I noted that he has determined certain birds ...

A Florida retailer and podcaster has unveiled a private collection of ancient Egyptian vases he believes could rewrite history. Matt Beall, CEO of the retail giant Bealls Stores, has spent the ...

A breathtaking Egyptian obsidian sculpture, depicting Horus the Child, a deity symbolizing rebirth and protection. Obsidian was highly prized in Ancient Egypt and sourced from the eastern ...