Among the key finds inside the tomb are a gold ring inscribed with Ramesses III’s name, bronze arrowheads, and an ivory box.

Archaeologists in Egypt have discovered the 3,200-year-old tomb of a possible military commander who may have served during ...

suggesting the tomb was reused later. According to Abdel-Badie, several well-preserved alabaster vessels adorned with ...

The Egyptian archaeological mission of the Supreme Council of Antiquities unveiled a ground-breaking discovery in Tell ...

The Egyptian archaeological mission of the Supreme Council of Antiquities has made a significant discovery in the Tel Rud ...

An ancient military tomb and graves from the Egyptian, Greek, and Roman periods have been discovered at Tell Ruwad Iskandar, ...

Upon Horemheb's death in 1307 ... Despite the promising start, Rameses I's reign ended so quickly that his tomb was only partially complete when he died. In contrast to the cavernous crypts ...

General Horemheb and an official called Ay ... Child: I hope you’ll keep this lot safely tucked away in a tomb. Tutankhamun: Yeah, sure, it’ll be in a tomb in the Valley of the Kings, so ...

General Horemheb and an official called Ay ... Child: I hope you’ll keep this lot safely tucked away in a tomb. Tutankhamun: Yeah, sure, it’ll be in a tomb in the Valley of the Kings, so ...

Aidan Dodson, an Egyptology professor at the University of Bristol in the U.K, suspects this tomb may have originally been built during the reign of Horemheb and then reused on multiple occasions.

"The tomb is built of mudbrick structure consisting ... Among them were two cartouches bearing the name of King Horemheb, one of the most renowned warrior kings of the 18th Dynasty.