Egyptian archaeology

Egyptian archaeology is the study of ancient Egypt, focusing on its monuments, artifacts, and cultural history to understand the civilization that flourished along the Nile River. Archaeologists excavate sites like pyramids, temples, and tombs, uncovering everyday objects, hieroglyphics, and mummies that provide insights into the lives, beliefs, and practices of the ancient Egyptians. This field combines techniques from history, anthropology, and art history to piece together the social, political, and religious aspects of a society that has fascinated people for centuries. Findings contribute to our broader understanding of human civilization and cultural development.