Caduceus (from Greek “herald’s staff“) is the staff carried by the Mesopotamian god of healing Eshmun, ancient Egyptian gods Anubis and Iris, the Greek god Hermes, the Phoenician god Baal, the Akkadian goddess Ishtar and many others. In Christianity, caduceus Read More …
The most famous Egyptian ruler was actually a rather insignificant figure in the history of Egypt. In November 1922, in the Egyptian Valley of Kings, both the Egyptologist Howard Carter and amateur archaeologist George Herbert Carnarvon stumbled across a hidden Read More …
A list of ancient Egyptian words, found on a clay tablet (ostracon) from the 15th century BC, appears to be the oldest abecedary in the world. The ostracon was found more than 20 years ago by British Egyptologist Nigel Strudwick Read More …
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