said some elements of the sculpture were typical of the Shu kingdom, while others were seen in items from the Zhou dynasty. “These three factors are now blended into one artifact, which ...

After all, offering bronze artifacts was an integral part of ancient Chinese culture, not any other ancient civilization, including Egyptian ... gods. The large numbers of bronze wine cups, shaped ...

But more than a century later, a researcher has presented a new theory about the clay artifacts: They were part of a funerary ritual dedicated to Osiris, the ancient Egyptian god of the afterlife.

Some bronze statues recovered this week in Egypt during a police action, have turned to be a little mystery — well in keeping with the Egyptian deity, the god of silence and secrecy, they represent.

The idea that Osiris, the ancient Egyptian god of the underworld, was really real and left behind mysterious artifacts to be unearthed is pretty irresistible. We’ve all seen this movie before ...

The exhibit’s 300 artifacts should mesmerize ... the Decade (380-362 B.C.), a small chapel to the god Shu. But of course, the ultimate local Egyptian revival design is the Egyptian Building ...

After all, offering bronze artifacts was an integral part of ancient Chinese culture, not any other ancient civilization, including Egyptian and Indian. In this aspect, the ancient Shu culture is ...