An Egyptian statue resembling the pharaoh Tutankhamun has been sold for £4.7 million ($5.97 million) at a London auction, despite protests from Cairo that the relic may have been stolen.

Zahi Hawass, a renowned Egyptian archaeologist, alleges the statue was stolen. An Egyptian head of the God Amen with the features of the Pharaoh Tutankhamen. circa 1333-1323 B.C., is up for ...

A sculpture of an unknown Egyptian pharaoh's head, found at the ancient city of Hazor in Israel, dates back around 4,300 years, to a time when Egyptians were building pyramids. The sculpture was ...

Khaled el-Anani said the colossus discovered last week in a Cairo suburb by an Egyptian-German ... away were parts of the statue, including the torso and a partial head, which were ferried across ...

About 3,300 years ago, in the early 13th century B.C., an Egyptian statue was made ... 1213 B.C. It is an 8.8-foot-tall ...

head of the Egyptian side of the mission. It shows the king sitting, wearing a double crown and a headdress topped with a royal cobra. The upper part of the statue's back column features ...

He struck something that he thought was a potato at first — but it turned out to be the head of an ancient Egyptian statue. Historians discovered that the sandstone statue dated back to the mid ...

A stone head that spent decades gathering dust on a wall has proved to be an Egyptian statue from an ancient tomb. The statue fragment was one of hundreds of pieces, from a fossilised shark tooth ...

An Egyptian statue resembling the pharaoh Tutankhamun has been sold for £4.7 million ($5.97 million) at a London auction, despite protests from Cairo that the relic may have been stolen.

An Egyptian statue resembling the pharaoh Tutankhamun has been sold for £4.7 million ($5.97 million) at a London auction, despite protests from Cairo that the relic may have been stolen.