Six royal mummies once considered lost resurfaced in 2020, giving researchers a new opportunity to examine five ancient ...

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The Maharashtra government has signed an MoU with the Kolhapur District Cricket Association to build an international-standard cricket stadium and multi-sports hub in Kolhapur, featuring a ...

Strong muscle attachments and healed fractures show that royal women could use the weapons they were buried with — but also that high status didn’t prevent hardship For decades, scientists have ...

Under the agreement, the government has transferred 12.76 hectares (31.90 acres) of land at Vikaswadi in Karveer taluka to the KDCA on lease for the project.

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For decades, scientists have disputed the meaning of the weapons found in the burial chambers of some ancient Egyptian princesses. Were they symbolic or practical tools? Now, a reassessment of five ...

The popular image of an ancient Egyptian princess is one of luxury, ceremony, and courtly life; the pampered life of royalty. Yet bows, arrows, and even daggers have long been found in the tombs of ...

Elite ancient Egyptian women were skilled archers, and likely trained to wield daggers and maces too, according to a new study of long-lost mummies that “completely challenges the traditional view” ...

Indian top seed Anahat Singh moved into the women’s semifinals of the World Squash Junior Individual Championships in Ontario, Canada, on Thursday. Women’s world No 20 Anahat defeated Egyptian 5/8 ...