Ancient Egypt, 4700 years ago. Revolution is brewing - and the most ambitious building project on the planet sets off a chain of transformative events
Head back to Ancient Egypt to explore more legends. Now, the pyramid age has begun and a new pharaoh, Snefru, has ascended to the throne
The Great Pyramid of Giza is the world's most famous tomb, built by Khufu - a Pharaoh with a reputation for cruelty. But what's the truth about this tyrant king?
With the help of recently unearthed diaries, explore how the notorious Pharaoh Khufu completed his great pyramid - and what happened when he died.
Who will succeed Pharoah Khufu? Some Egyptologists think the succession after his death holds the key to a great mystery: the riddle of the Sphinx.
A series of legendary pharaohs have built iconic monuments - and what has been a transformative period, the age of the pyramid builders ends.
Bringing Egypt's true stories from the age of the Pharaohs to life, capture the energy behind the moment that was the birth of Tutankhamun.
Only the third woman to become Pharaoh in the 3,000-year history of Ancient Egypt, Hatshepsut catapulted to power 14 centuries before Cleopatra.
In a time of comparative peace, this ruler of Ancient Egypt dedicated his time to diplomacy and extensive building in Egypt and Nubia.
Despite the short-lived nature of Akenaton's religious reform, his artistic legacy influenced the work of future craftsmen.
Wife to King Akhenaton, Nefertiti's portrait bust - now located in Berlin - is one of the most well-known ancient sculptures in existence.
The discovery of Tutankhamun's largely intact tomb in 1922 was arguably more significant than his short reign as Pharaoh.
