Tutankhamen’s Tomb: The Earl and the Archeologist
The child pharaoh Tutankhamun was made famous when his tomb was discovered in the Valley of the Kings by Briitish archaeologist , Howard Carter at end of 1922.
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West Asia and Middle East
Tutankhamun’s Treasure Tomb
The Tutankhamun treasures are now on display in the Egyptian Museum in Cairo .
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The United Arab Emirates – A Brief History
The Arabian peninsula has historically been the domain of individual Arab clans and families
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The Gulf Sheikhs
The title of sheikh is often held by royalty in the Middle East, but it can mean so much more. In Arabic, the term sheikh means man of old age, and it’s a title that is not easily earned.
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Pearling the Persian Gulf
It became an international merchant network and consolidated the power of the local rulers.
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