When we think of female pharaohs from ancient Egypt, there is one name that usually springs to mind: Cleopatra. It is true that men ruled for centuries, but the history of this ancient civilization ...

The sanctuary was destroyed by fire and the blackened remains of an Egyptian jar bearing the cartouche of Queen Twosret can be dated around 1,200 BC, which is a date known as the collapse of the ...

The fluffy felines (or hairless ones!) know their ancestry. They belong on the royal terraces of the ancient Egyptian gardens. Surrounded by servants, cradled in luxury, cats held place as sacred ...

Although there are references to the long-dead ancient Egyptian queen Twosret, the final pharaoh of the 19th Dynasty of Egypt, these don’t seem to marry up with the more supernatural elements of ...

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Very keen at the value on four-year-old home track mare 8. Twosret who should have bolted in a BM 58 here third-up when badly checked and held up in the straight. Looks well treated from the draw ...

The last known pharaoh of Ancient Egypt's Nineteenth Dynasty, Queen Twosret, has been a subject of intrigue for historians and artists throughout history. She is believed to have ruled Egypt for seven ...

The Pharaonic woman has been a depiction of strength and persistence. Living in a time where men dominated, a few extraordinary women, Cleopatra VII Philapator, Twosret, Hatshepsut, Nefertiti, ...

Who are the Nephilim and what do they represent? Are they biblical giants? What does the term literally translate to, and why does the brief mention of them in the Book of Genesis show resemblance to.