Between 1550 and 30 B.C., many ancient Egyptian paintings and sculptures depicted men and women wearing small, conical adornments on top of their heads. The type of activities people did while ...

Prominent people wearing cone-shaped headgear appear frequently in Egyptian art dating from around 3,550 to 2,000 years ago. But none of those cones have ever been found, until now.

It took recent excavations to finally prove that the headgear depicted in hieroglyphic scenes was real and not iconographic. By Nicholas St. Fleur Painted throughout ancient Egyptian hieroglyphics ...

KUN0011 4 GEN 0274 KUWAIT /KUNA-MPO4 HIS-EGYPT-TARBOOSH Traditional tarboosh headwear a symbol of Egyptian folklore By Khalid Al-Zaid (with photos) CAIRO, May 19 (KUNA) -- Traditional brimless, ...

Ancient Egyptian rock art discovered near Aswan may be from the dawn of the first dynasty 'Cone-headed' skull from Iran was bashed in 6,200 years ago, but no one knows why Hatnefer's heart scarab ...