In County Meath in eastern Ireland sits the world heritage site of Brú na Bóinne. The late 4th millennium BC megalithic tombs ...

But new research from a site called Tombos, which the Egyptians established in what is now Sudan after their conquest of Nubia, has led some archaeologists to question this theory. Wealthy individuals ...

This depiction of a face is from one of the wooden coffins at Tombos. (Image credit: Photo courtesy of the Tombos Archaeological Project) Archaeologists long believed that the ancient pyramids of ...

New findings from the Tombos archaeological site in Sudan have challenged long-standing beliefs about the ancient Egyptian pyramids. Researchers now suggest that these monumental tombs, once thought ...

If you’ve ever been captivated by the mysteries of the Egyptian pyramids, prepare for an intriguing update. Recent discoveries regarding the Pyramids of Giza have stirred excitement and speculation ...

Recent archaeological discoveries at the ancient site of Tombos in northern Sudan have unveiled skeletons that defy long-held beliefs about pyramid burials. Traditionally, it has been assumed that ...

Scientists studied the archaeological site of Tombos in Sudan and found that "pyramid tombs, once thought to be the final resting place of the most elite, may have also included low-status high-labor ...

When researchers examined skeletons buried in present-day Sudan, they found evidence that some had belonged to workers who performed hard labor ...

Scientists believe that structure is not naturally formed. Additionally, new research on skeletons found in Egyptian pyramids at Tombos has raised questions about who was buried there. Instead of ...

In a new study, researchers analysed the remains of people buried in Tombos, an archaeological site located in modern-day Sudan, bordering Egypt. Around 3,500 years ago, the ancient town of Tombos sat ...

Skeletal analysis at Tombos, an ancient Egyptian colonial settlement in Nubia, reveals a more complex labor and social hierarchy than previously understood. Researchers from Leiden University ...