Poorly preserved corpses dating back to Greek and Roman eras likely received gilded organs to better speak to Osiris, lord of the underworld

Unveiling funerary temple found at vast necropolis near Cairo, archaeologists showcase 3,000-year-old sarcophagi, papyrus with spells for directing the dead through the underworld

Sealed wooden coffins belonged to top officials of ancient Egypt some 2,500 years ago

Following months of coronavirus closure, the country's largest museum seeks creative ways to bring visitors back

Archaeologists criticize move, fearing city's notoriously high air pollution could damage artifacts

Find includes 20 limestone sarcophagi etched with hieroglyphs, hundreds of amulets and 10,000 blue funerary statues dating to 664-399 BCE

Researcher on team that recreated vocal tract of ancient priest says technique could make the public's encounters with history 'more multidimensional'

In recent years humans have found themselves one again communicating through pictograms, thousands of years after the invention of ancient hieroglyphics

Pink granite casting of famous ruler associated with Exodus story, found on property of man arrested for illegal digging, is called 'one of the rarest archaeological discoveries'

Items from new find, including crocodile and bird mummies, displayed at makeshift exhibition at Step Pyramid of Djoser