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Heather Reilly
Heather Reilly specialized in Ancient Assyria and Persian History in her undergraduate degree and expanded her research into Ancient Egypt and Iron Age Europe in her master's degree. She has consistently focused on religion and mythology as well as cross-cultural archaeology trends. Since university she has worked as an archaeologist, a historical tour guide, and in a world-famous archive. She maintains an active interest in researching historical events and figures.
Education:University of GlasgowMSc Ancient Cultures (Ancient History and Archaeology)Cardiff UniversityBA Ancient HistoryExpertise:Articles by Heather Reilly
The idea of Ma’at was a fundamental concept in ancient Egypt, but what was Ma’at, and how did an idea manifest as a goddess?
Anubis was the ancient Egyptian god of mummification and guided souls as they transitioned from the world of the living to the underworld.
In ancient Egypt, magic played an integral part in daily life, religion, and medicine, from simple protective amulets to rituals to maintain universal harmony.
The word “pirate” evokes images of peg leg villains and buried treasure, but what were the infamous pirates of the Golden Age really like?
Discover ten stories about powerful women, encompassing female spirits, deities, and mythical creatures.
Ramesses III is often dubbed the ‘Last Great Pharaoh’ as the Egyptian state fell into decline after his reign. But is that the only reason for this title?
