The New Kingdom Pharaoh Ramesses III was assassinated by multiple assailants — and given postmortem cosmetic surgery to improve his mummy's appearance. Those are some of the new tidbits on ...

Ramesses III was ancient Egypt's last great pharaoh. But mystery swirled for centuries around whether he had been really assassinated in a plot devised by one of his own wives.

Ramses III, also known as Ramesses or Rameses, (died 1156 bce, Thebes, Egypt) was king of ancient Egypt. How did Ramses III contribute to the expansion of Egypt? The funerary temple and administrative ...

Ramses III died after his throat was slashed, study shows The pharaoh may have been buried with his assasin son The palace coup attempt was long debated in scholarly circles Famed ancient Egyptian ...

Moreover, the body of the pharaoh's traitorous son, Prince Pentawere, may have finally been found. Scholars have long been puzzled about the death of Ramesses III, believed to have ruled from ...

Ramses III was found with another mysterious mummy, known as E – which might have been the body of the Pharaoh’s traitorous son, Pentawere. A bone analysis showed the man was about 18 to 20 ...

In the 12th century B.C., on the 21st day of the second month in the 29th year of the reign of the pharaoh Ramses III, workmen in the town of Deir el-Medina conducted a wildcat strike -- the first ...

Ramses III’s death has always been a mystery, but new evidence just emerged the the Pharaoh’s throat was slit, likely by members of his harem Rachel Nuwer December 18, 2012 ...

The Egyptian Pharaoh Ramses III, whose death has puzzled historians for centuries, had his throat slit in a succession plot concocted by his wife and son, a new analysis suggests.

Pharaoh Ramses III and the First Labour Strike. Posted by Galaxy Babe on Monday, 22nd November 2010. It is almost certain that there have been instances of some groups of ...

Not only was he assassinated by several assailants, but the pharaoh Ramesses III was also given post-mortem cosmetic surgery, according to a study of royal mummies spanning from about 1543 B.C. to ...