Archaeologists uncover 1,600-year-old churches and rare Jesus mural in Egypt’s desert settlement Archaeologists working in Egypt’s Western Desert have uncovered remarkable evidence of early Christianity. At Kharga Oasis—about 350 miles southwest of Cairo—two churches more than 1,500 years old were revealed, part of an ancient settlement sustained by underground water…
Bricks Without Straw? Mudbrick Construction in Ancient Egypt and the Biblical Exodus In the hot, dry lands of ancient Egypt, stone wasn’t the only building material of choice. In fact, most of the structures that supported daily life—from homes and palaces to granaries and temples—were not made of stone at…
Avaris: The Forgotten Capital of the Hebrews in Egypt Tucked beneath the layers of Nile Delta soil lies a city long forgotten by many, yet central to the biblical story of Joseph and the Israelites in Egypt—Avaris, the ancient capital of the eastern Delta. This city, once teeming with Semitic…
Visiting the Pyramids of Giza: A Traveler’s Guide to Egypt’s Timeless Marvels The Pyramids of Giza are one of the most iconic and awe-inspiring landmarks in the world. Standing as a testament to ancient Egypt’s architectural genius and cultural sophistication, these structures have captivated visitors for millennia. Whether you…
