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Archaeologists studying mining settlements in Egypt found iron shackles that they say likely points to forced labor.
Gold didn’t simply glitter in ancient Egypt—it carried a cost people rarely acknowledge. Archaeologists working at Ghooza, a remote gold mine in Egypt’s Eastern Desert, uncovered something far colder ...
Egyptian officials recently announced the discovery of a 3,000-year-old mining complex, complete with remnants of ancient homes, workshops and even baths. The Egyptian Ministry of Tourism and ...
Archaeologists uncovered a 3,000-year-old mining factory, worker houses and other ruins at Sukari gold mine, photos show and officials said. Screengrab from @momenelshenawy's YouTube video Seen from ...
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New Study Reveals That Ancient Mining Techniques May Have Been More Environmentally Friendly Than Previously Believed
In the past few decades, humans around the world have made a lot of effort toward being more environmentally friendly. Whether it is by using more sustainable energy sources, capturing waste from coal ...
Archaeologists excavating the 2,200-year-old ruins of a gold mining village in Ghozza found two sets of metal shackles, a study said. Photo from B. Redon via Redon (2025) and Antiquity Publications ...
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