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By Jennifer Cromwell As a child, my most palpable nightmare was of being chased by ghosts and skeletons through a labyrinthine house.
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Guest post by Louie Wheeler The pharaohs of the Egyptian New Kingdom made a habit of rewriting history.
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Ágnes Mihálykó What did late antique Egyptians sing about at Christmas?
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Jenny Cromwell “I did not murder anyone, and I also prove it.”
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Jenny Cromwell Picture the scene: from across the way, a young man spots a young woman who takes his breath away.
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Guest post by Ágnes Mihálykó There are some problems in human life that are timeless.
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By Jennifer Cromwell On 11 May 218 BCE, a Greek man living in the Fayum was walking through the streets of the village Psya.
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By Jennifer Cromwell Three papyri from the village Deir el-Medina, dating to the late New Kingdom, reveal a shocking event: the punishment of two policemen – medjay – with death by drowning in the Nile.
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By Jennifer Cromwell Families in late antique Egypt regularly fought over property rights.
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The year 2022 marks the 200-year anniversary of the modern decipherment of hieroglyphs by Jean-François Champollion.