Let's explore another unsolved mystery from the tomb of King Tutankhamun.

In just over a month the tomb of Tutankhamun in the famed Valley of the Kings is closing for restoration.

Let's celebrate the great bond between the ancient Egyptians and their OTHER furry friends—the canine ones.

Who does Barbara Streisand remind you of in this photo?
Learn more about the famous woman that Barbara is channelling here.

Soon you can once again go snap-happy inside the Egyptian Museum in Cairo.

Tomb robbers foiled Senusret II's attempts to arrive in the afterlife unscathed.

Could you sever the cord that had sealed Tutankhamun's golden burial for 3,000 years?

On the 17th April 1940, the sarcophagus of King Amenemopet was opened in the presence of modern Egyptian King Farouk. Inside were the remains of a golden burial 2,900 years old.

Thankfully the Pyramid Texts gave the king peace of mind, 24/7.

In ancient Egypt, wigs were a real fashion statement and status symbol.

Because that's what we need to save Sekhemka.

Ramesses II's mortuary temple, the Ramesseum, isn't a mortuary temple at all. We've been labelling it wrongly for years.

And this is the sort of worship that cats have come to expect.

Or rather, one particular royal guest attending the 1869 opening.

Isis gracing the foot of King Tutankhamun's gilded coffin.

Meet the small team making a big difference to the animals in Egypt.