What 3,000-year-old Egyptian wheat tells us about the genetics of our daily bread

Researchers sequenced the genome of a 3,000-year-old sample of Egyptian emmer wheat; Comparisons with modern samples suggest a story of how the …

Kitchen uprising

TV>> Women Empowerment • Egypt

Art aid

Website>> Cartoons • Egypt

Net speaks Arabic

History burnt

History>> Fire • Egypt

It's curtains on sound and light

Changing notions

Who were the first people to use the alphabet? Semitic people of Egypt, says a fresh discovery

Meet Bakkar

Egyptian cartoon hero cleans up the Red Sea

Hotline for HIV concerns

Arabian rights

Environmental change may have played a role at the dawn of Egyptian history — here’s how

As the environment changed, the Nile Delta gradually became much less rich in wild food resources

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Miniature mammoths

Smaller version of mammoths may have inhabited Egypt long after they were thought to have become extinct

Enough room

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EGYPT

EGYPT

A minor thaw

Pyramids in peril

Egypt's revered donkeys

Much ado over the Nile

Pyramid times

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Egypt

Ecology of violence

Violence in Sinai can be explained in its remoteness from Egypt’s power centers. Its desert ecology, mountain covers, and a long coastline …