Archaeologists in Egypt have unearthed an unknown 4th-century Byzantine city and 18 ancient tombs, some dating back 2,000 years. The discoveries shed new light on the region's historical past.

Egyptian authorities exhibited a plaster blocking wall from King Tutankhamun’s tomb in Luxor and unveiled two restored ancient tombs from the New Kingdom period on the West Bank of the city, featuring scenes of daily life and funerary rituals.

Efforts are being made to draw connections between modern society and ancient tombs, highlighting historical significance and cultural continuity.

Archaeologists in China have excavated 237 ancient tombs dating back to the Warring States Period, providing new insights into the era.

Scientists have discovered hundreds of giant prehistoric tombs, appearing as strange circles, in the Sudanese part of the Sahara Desert using satellite imagery. These structures, unnoticed for thousands of years, may hold clues about ancient human survival in a changing landscape.

A significant archaeological discovery in China has revealed 237 ancient tombs dating back to the Warring States Period, providing new insights into the era.

Ancient tombstone motifs are serving as inspiration for new designs in textiles and handicrafts, as reported by Tehran Times.

Egyptian authorities have unveiled two restored ancient tombs on the west bank of the Nile in Luxor. The tombs date back to the 18th Dynasty of the Pharaohs (15th century BC) and feature depictions of daily activities.

Archaeologists have excavated 237 ancient tombs dating back to China's Warring States Period. This significant discovery provides new insights into the historical era.