Three crypts and the panoramic rooftop of Upper Egypt’s Dendera Temple have been opened to the public after restoration Within the framework of Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities plans to ...

Explore the intriguing carvings at the Dendera Temple in Egypt, which some believe depict ancient lightbulbs. Uncover the symbolism and mythological concepts behind these fascinating images.

The Supreme Council of Antiquities in Egypt decided to open the catacombs of Dendera Temple in Qena Governorate, for visit, after the completion of many restorations. The Secretary-General of the ...

The Dendera lightbulb refers to a small stone carving found in the Temple of Hathor in Dendera, Egypt that depicts an object that resembles a lightbulb with a figure holding a rod or tube ...

The Egyptian archaeological mission from Ain Shams University revealed a treasure trove of archaeological finds, including a smiling Sphinx, a bilingual royal plaque, and the remains of Roman Emperor ...

The diminutive Roman-era statue hails from the Dendera Temple Complex in Qena. It may represent the Roman Emperor Claudius, in power from the year 41 to 54, the Egyptian Ministry of Tourism and ...

The small sphinx statue unearthed from a limestone ruin beside the Dendera Temple in Qena, Egypt (all images via Egyptian Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities) Success! Your account was created and ...

Trending News: In a recent discovery, archaeologists found a statue that looks like a 2,000 years old sphinx near the Dendera Temple, located in Qena province of Southern Egypt. The statue has a ...

This contrasts with the Dendera Temple complex—another key ancient Egyptian temple site—where white and blue predominate. "The greatest discovery this year was the many painted details of the ...

east of the Temple of Dendera and in front of the Isis Gate to reveal the road that connects them.” READ MORE: Hidden chamber found inside Great Pyramid after thousands of years The Hathor ...

As Daniel von Recklinghausen, also an Egyptologist at Tübingen, says in the statement, “Apart from Esna, there are only two completely preserved versions left,” both from the Dendera Temple ...