Pyramids of Sudan were built by Egyptians, but are vastly different from the ones in Giza
Several parts of Sudan were under the control of ancient Egyptians at one time and Tombos was established as an Egyptian ...
Ancient Egyptian pyramids weren't built for who we thought, study suggests
At the site of Tombos, archaeologists have found that less-affluent laborers may be buried with upper-class people in pyramid ...
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Lower-Class Workers May Have Been Buried in Ancient Egyptian Pyramids Alongside Elites
When researchers examined skeletons buried in present-day Sudan, they found evidence that some had belonged to workers who ...
Commoners alongside pharaohs: Ancient Nubian site reveals unique evidence
Tombos became an important center after the Egyptian conquest of Nubia around 1500 BCE, during the reign of Thutmose I, who ...
Unveiling the Mysteries: Recent Discoveries Beneath the Giza Pyramids
If you've ever found yourself captivated by the enigma of the Egyptian pyramids, brace yourself for some groundbreaking revelations that have recently emerged. In a stunning twist of events, new ...
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Ancient Egyptian Pyramids Were Not Just for Elites, New Study Reveals
New findings from the Tombos archaeological site in Sudan have challenged long-standing beliefs about the ancient Egyptian ...
Unexpected Discoveries in Egyptian Pyramids: The Skeletons That Challenge Historical Narratives
Recent archaeological discoveries at the ancient site of Tombos in northern Sudan have unveiled skeletons that defy long-held beliefs about pyramid burials. Traditionally, it has been assumed that ...
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Lower-Class Workers May Have Been Buried in Ancient Egyptian Pyramids Alongside Elites
an ancient Egyptian outpost in present-day Sudan Sue Fleckney via Wikimedia Commons under CC BY-SA 2.0 Historians have long assumed that ancient Egyptian pyramids were constructed primarily for ...
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The Discovery Under Giza’s Pyramids Has The Internet In Shambles
According to a press release, a new discovery under Giza's pyramids reveals cylindrical structures and skeletons. Here's why the internet is buzzing about it.