2,600 Year-Old Royal Statue With Egyptian Hieroglyphic Inscription Discovered in Sudan

A statue dating back 2,600 years depicting a king named Aspelta has been discovered at Dangeil in Sudan. Part of the statue was found in 2008 while another part containing an Egyptian Hieroglyphic inscription was found recently.

https://www.livescience.com/61801-ancient-statue-nubian-king.html

Was the Fall Equinox used to Align the Great Pyramid?

The Fall Equinox may have been used to align the Great Pyramid to the cardinals directions research published recently in the Journal of Ancient Egyptian Architecture reveals. 

https://www.livescience.com/61799-great-pyramid-near-perfect-alignment.html?utm_source=notification

Ancient Inscriptions from Nineveh Deciphered

Seven inscriptions found in looters tunnels beneath the destroyed Tomb of Jonah have been deciphered. Additionally unpublished inscriptions found in archaeological excavations conducted between 1987-1992 have also been discovered.

https://www.livescience.com/61798-biblical-prophet-tomb-iraq.html

800 year-old 'Knight" Chess Piece Discovered in Norway

An 800 year-old Chess Piece showing a 'knight' has been discovered in Norway.

https://www.livescience.com/61552-old-chess-piece-discovered.html

Archaeologists Excavating 'New Cave' Near Qumran

Archaeologists are excavating a "new cave" near the site of Qumran. A press release will be coming out soon.

https://www.livescience.com/61496-dead-sea-scrolls-cave-found.html

Lost Tomb may be Discovered in Valley of the Kings

Excavations have started in an area of the West Valley where four foundation deposits and a radar reading indicate a tomb may exist.

https://www.livescience.com/61441-search-for-king-tut-wife.html

Next Phase of Scan Pyramids Project begins at Great Pyramid

New muon testing will be conducted to try and learn more about two voids identified in 2017 in the Great Pyramid. Additionally two robots are being designed that may be able to enter the smaller void located by the north face of the pyramid.

https://www.livescience.com/61435-great-pyramid-mysterious-voids.html