Did the mysterious Sea Peoples cause the Bronze Age Collapse, or were they merely a symptom of this catastrophic event?

The reign of Ramses II marks one of the pinnacles of ancient Egypt. This pharaoh left an indelible mark through his monumental achievements and military campaigns. Ramses II ascended to the ...

According to Egyptian sources, the Sea Peoples or “the countries of the sea” attacked Egypt on several occasions between the 14th and 12th centuries BC. The main attempts of invasion occurred in year ...

During the reign of Ramesses III, hordes of seaborne people bore down on the kingdom, were thwarted by the Egyptian armies and settled along the Levantine coast.

Ramses III confronted an invasion by a group called the Sea Peoples and built an elaborate mortuary temple in Medinet Habu, near Luxor (ancient Thebes), which still stands today.

A groundbreaking discovery has been made in Jordan, where an inscription bearing the name of the ancient Egyptian pharaoh Ramesses III was uncovered. The etching was found in the Wadi Rum Reserve ...

In the year 1155 BC, members of an Egyptian pharaoh’s harem hatched a plot to assassinate him. But did they succeed? The “harem conspiracy” against Ramses III remains one of ancient Egypt ...

Egyptian Pharaoh Ramesses III (ruled 1186 to 1155) fought with the Sherden and their captive warriors were recruited in the Egyptian army and thus they fought three years later in the battle of ...