There weren’t schools like the ones we have today, but ancient Egyptians did have apprenticeships. This meant that many children had jobs or were learning a trade. Enslaved people worked as ...

Thousands of years ago, ancient Egyptian scribes faced occupational hazards just like humans working modern jobs today. In ...

The ancient Egyptians believed their kings would live ... I mean, it's the best job in the world! I believe that Egyptologists have a mission to teach interested young people about working in ...

This can be seen in examples from the ancient Egyptian literary genre now called teaching. In Duakheti’s Teaching (known as The Satire of the Trades), a father introduces his son to 20 different ...

A top-notch embalming job took seventy days ... but ready for restoration. The ancient Egyptians believed that a person's Ka (vital force) and Ba (personality) left the body at the time of ...

Displays of human remains are extremely controversial within the archaeological community. As archaeology moves into the ...

Omnia Haridy takes a journey into the world of khayamiya, or tentmaking, one of the country’s oldest and best-known ...

Though mummies have become a Halloween mainstay, there's people behind the wrappings that many times are forgotten about.

The ancient Egyptians used dried myrtle leaves to treat ... But before you quit your job to farm herbs, here’s the problem: Producing medicine-grade herbs is extraordinarily difficult.

Wade Wilson was just one of the youth to visit a Carnegie Museum of Natural History mini-museum exhibit regarding the ...

The new TV mini-series streamed on Shahid and titled El-Habayeb Restaurant takes us back to the Egyptian roots through its ...