Cleopatra reportedly died by her own hand in 30 B.C. after she and her Roman partner Mark Antony were defeated by Octavian in the Battle of Actium in 31 B.C. Mark Antony fell on his own sword when he ...
Thesse statue parts—the head of a Roman woman and the body of one of Cleopatra’s ancestors— were uncovered during almost 20 years of excavations off the coast of Alexandria, Cleopatra’s capital. Much ...
The last of the Egyptian pharaohs and the Ptolemaic Dynasty, Cleopatra VII, died by her own hand in 30 B.C., according to ancient historians. Reportedly she had a venomous asp bite her in the chest, ...
Mummies of noble birth have been dug up from all over Egypt, but some of the most notable figures in the region have yet to be found. The body of Queen Cleopatra has been notoriously difficult to ...
A 4,281 foot long tunnel discovered about 43 feet under the Egyptian desert is being called an "engineering miracle," but is also believed to be inching archeologists even closer to finding the lost ...
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