Ancient Egyptians may have tried to treat cancer with surgery, according to a new study ... ancient Egyptians’ advanced knowledge of medicine, including identifying and treating numerous ...

The resting place on a royal doctor called Teti Neb Fu has been uncovered in Egypt's historic Saqqara burial site, about 25 ...

The Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities confirmed the discovery, describing it as a significant addition to the understanding of ancient Egyptian medicine and rituals. The inscriptions and artwork ...

It also indicates how well revered both magic and medicine were at this time, since Teti Neb Fu had such an elaborate burial. Ancient Egyptians are known to have attempted to treat brain cancer ...

The ancient Egyptian pyramid of Giza’s latitude lines up exactly with the speed of light. Credit: Harish Chouhan WordPress. CC BY 1.0 Some mysteries are likely never to be solved, indeed some are not ...

The ancient Egyptians celebrated the new year in a variety of ways, including having feasts, giving gifts, and exposing statues of gods to sunlight so they could be "regenerated." When you ...

Teti Neb Fu’s elaborate burial shows the ancient Egyptian kingdom revered both medicine and magic, archaeologists said.

Some amulets are in the shape of scarab beetles, as the ancient Egyptians associated scarabs with the movement of the sun across the sky. Other amulets are in the shape of Egyptian deities ...