As noted by Enayat Mohamed Ahmed, a professor of Graeco-Roman Archaeology, and Wessam Fekry Ibrahim, a lecturer at Matrouh University, “images of Cleopatra VII are very rare.” This is largely due to ...

Cleopatra, the Greek queen of Ancient Egypt was depicted by Heinrich Faust in 1876. Credit: Public Domain Cleopatra VII Philopater ruled over Ancient Egypt from 51 to 30 BC and was the last ruler of ...

Throughout her practice, Niki Saint Phalle repeatedly referenced a personal and mythical bestiary that she brought to life in ...

He conquered land across three continents, ruled over states from Egypt to modern-day India, and never lost a battle – before ...

This is confirmed by the high-resolution images of the dental roots and the ... of a new search It is now clear that it was not Cleopatra's sister who was buried in the Octagon in Ephesos, but ...

Cleopatra Selene II had a turbulent life from the beginning. Born to Cleopatra and Mark Antony amid their alliance following Julius Caesar’s assassination, Cleopatra Selene II entered the world during ...

For nearly a century, scientists have believed that a skull discovered in the ancient Turkish city of Ephesus belonged to Cleopatra’s half-sister Arsinoë IV. Unearthed in 1929 at a magnificent ...

An actress devoted to Shakespeare confronts a midlife crisis, and more, in Mischa Berlinski’s novel.

Images of the dental roots and the still-developing ... so any connection with Arsinoe IV 'can be excluded'. While Cleopatra is well-remembered today, less famous is her half-sister Arsinoe ...

A legendary skull believed to belong to Cleopatra’s treacherous sister ... High-resolution dental roots and skull base images further validated the picture that was beginning to develop.

The actress may have scored her breakout role as Wednesday Addams at just 11 years old, but that doesn't mean her children ...

This is confirmed by the high-resolution images of the dental roots and the ... of a new search It is now clear that it was not Cleopatra's sister who was buried in the Octagon in Ephesos, but ...