Creepy Crawly Rock Art Discovered in Egypt

Egyptologists have discovered a broken rock panel containing depictions of what appear to be spiders. It is the first time that rock art showing spiders has been found in Egypt and, it appears, the entire Old World. 

http://www.livescience.com/42126-spider-rock-art-discovered-in-egypt.html

Inscriptions everywhere! Magical Medieval Crypt excavated in Sudan

Archaeologists in Sudan have excavated a crypt with seven naturally mummified bodies and walls full of inscriptions written in Greek and Coptic.

http://www.livescience.com/42017-medieval-crypt-holds-7-male-mummies.html

Terracotta Warriors inspired by ancient Greek art

New research, including newly translated ancient texts, indicate that the Terracotta Warriors were inspired by ancient Greek art.

http://www.livescience.com/41828-terracotta-warriors-inspired-by-greek-art.html

Multiple Tombs await Discovery in Egypt's Valley of the Kings

Researchers working on the biggest exploration project in Egypt's Valley of the Kings since Howard Carter's time believe that multiple tombs await discovery.

http://www.livescience.com/41675-tombs-hidden-in-valley-of-kings.html

Pyramid Age love revealed in vivid color

A tomb dating back to Old Kingdom Egypt has been recorded in color revealing a couple who were very much in love.

http://www.livescience.com/41237-love-revealed-in-egypt-tomb.html

Colorful ancient mummy collar discovered in Egyptian tomb

A mummy collar painted in a vivid array of colors, designs and images has been discovered in pieces at a tomb in Thebes and put back together again.

http://www.livescience.com/40955-mummy-collar-found-in-egyptian-tomb.html

1,700 year-old curse tablet discovered in Roman mansion in Jerusalem

A curse tablet dating back around 1,700 years has been discovered in a Roman mansion in Jerusalem. In it a woman named Kyrilla invokes six gods in an attempt to lay a curse on a man named Iennys.

http://www.livescience.com/40638-ancient-curse-tablet-discovered-in-jerusalem.html