Queen Nefertiti co-ruled with Pharaoh Akhenaten, whose reign transformed ancient Egypt's religion and gender roles in the ...

Using just a piece of skull found at the bottom of the North ... This is the face of a pharaoh — possibly Akhenaten, King Tut's father, who reigned from 1353 B.C. to 1335 B.C. Adornments such ...

Akhenaten’s successors were mostly scathing ... Elaborate braids on a skull reflect the care that residents took with their appearance, despite difficult conditions. Excavation by Amarna Project ...

Our analysis revealed that a hole in the back of his skull had been made during the ... In the fifth year of his reign, he changes his name to Akhenaten—"he who is beneficial to the Aten." ...

The giant fossil skull of an extinct elephant, discovered in northern India's Kashmir Valley in 2000, sheds light on a poorly known episode in elephant evolutionary history. The elephant skull was ...

The Dragon Man's skull is huge, with a brain size about the same as the average for our species Chinese researchers have unveiled an ancient skull that could belong to a completely new species of ...

Nerfertiti, who was the principal wife of the pharaoh Amenhotep IV (later Akhenaten) and lived in the 14th century BC, is among the most iconic figures in the ancient civilisation's ruling dynasties.

Amenhotep IV changed his name to Akhenaten five years into his reign to reflect his rejection of the main gods of the established pantheon and his promotion in their place of Aten, the god of ...

In order to bring Amenhotep’s likeness to life, Moraes first reconstructed his skull using data and images ... He also changed his name to Akhenaten – meaning “beneficial to Aten ...

DNA testing confirmed the identification by matching the skull's DNA with a living descendant of Granger. The case highlights the advancements in forensic technology and the importance of cold ...

Eerie satellite radar footage of Hurricane Milton forming a skull-like shape is going viral on social media ahead of the ...