Archaeologists in Scotland may have finally solved the mystery of how ancient Egyptian artifacts that were unearthed in school grounds between 1952 and 1984 became buried there.

A Scottish schoolboy initially mistook an ancient Egyptian sculpture for a potato. His find would lead to many others, thousands of miles from Egypt.

The small dog sculpture, now at The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City, is made from elephant ivory. It is 7.2 inches (18.2 centimeters) long from nose to toes and shows the very good boy ...

On February 18, the Egyptian Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities announced a joint Egyptian and British archaeological project had uncovered the first tomb of Thutmose II.Located near Luxor, just ...

Boy King The boy king of Ancient Egypt — Tutankhamun By the CBC Kids team September 21, ... found a step carved into stone. By the end of the day, they had uncovered a whole staircase.

Go back in time to ancient Egypt. Thousands of years, ... but the most breathtaking discovery is a never-before-seen sculpture. ... Ay succeeded Tutankhamun after the Boy King suddenly died.

Humans Egyptian boy mummy was buried with a ‘second heart’ made of gold. X-rays have been used to digitally unwrap the mummy of a teenage boy dating back about 2300 years, revealing 49 ...

The carvings were found in a part of Aswan that was flooded when the Aswan High Dam was constructed in the 1960s. Though many archaeological finds and monuments were saved before the dam’s ...

The ancient collection includes a nearly 4,000-year-old statue head carved out of red sandstone, which Maitland described as a "masterpiece of Egyptian sculpture," as well as several bronze and ...