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Photos: Workers in Daqahlia village stumble upon Pharaonic artifacts

Photos: Workers in Daqahlia village stumble upon Pharaonic artifacts

Workers on a sanitation project in Dandit village, located in Egypt’s Daqahlia Governorate, discovered on Monday large blocks of stone…
Tourists flock to Egypt’s Hatshepsut Temple to catch glimpse of rare astronomical phenomenon

Tourists flock to Egypt’s Hatshepsut Temple to catch glimpse of rare astronomical phenomenon

Tourists in Egypt flocked to Queen Hatshepsut Temple on Monday to witness the sun fall perpendicular on the holy shrines…
Governor of UAE’s Sharjah returns 425 ancient artifacts to Egypt

Governor of UAE’s Sharjah returns 425 ancient artifacts to Egypt

The Governor of UAE’s Sharjah Sheikh Sultan bin Mohammed al-Qassimi on Saturday returned to Egypt 425 ancient Egyptian artifacts, as a gesture of…
Amid tech turmoil, celebration at global electronics show

Amid tech turmoil, celebration at global electronics show

The Consumer Electronics Show opening Tuesday offers a chance to showcase the newest and shiniest gadgetry, looking past the turmoil…
Ministry of Environment to launch Heliopolis reforestation campaign

Ministry of Environment to launch Heliopolis reforestation campaign

The Ministry of Environment is set to launch the first stage of an reforestation campaign in Heliopolis, Cairo starting with…
Wildlife ravaged by Australia fires could take decades to recover

Wildlife ravaged by Australia fires could take decades to recover

The bushfires raging across Australia have had a devastating impact on the country’s unique flora and fauna, with some estimates…
Researchers say we could be ingesting ‘credit card’ worth of plastic every week

Researchers say we could be ingesting ‘credit card’ worth of plastic every week

Researchers have discovered tiny pieces of plastic in the most remote parts of the world — from the depths of…
AI beats human breast cancer diagnosis

AI beats human breast cancer diagnosis

A computer program can identify breast cancer from routine scans with greater accuracy than human experts, researchers said in what…
Cambridge urges students to visit 2,000-year-old mummy of Egypt’s first female professor

Cambridge urges students to visit 2,000-year-old mummy of Egypt’s first female professor

Girton College of the University of Cambridge is urging students and tourists to pay a visit to the university’s “Lawrence…
Video: Egypt’s oldest pyramid opens in 2020 for first time

Video: Egypt’s oldest pyramid opens in 2020 for first time

The Secretary-General of the Supreme Council of Antiquities Mostafa Waziri announced that the Pyramid of Djoser, one of Egypt’s oldest pyramids,…
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