When people hear of discoveries in Egypt, they normally imagine pharaohs or high-ranking officials whose tombs are adorned with rich objects, elaborate coffins and detailed cartouches informed the ...

The most common word for “dream” in ancient Egypt was the noun resut, which means “awakening.” ... This poem describes a dream of Pharaoh Senusret I who sees the ghost of his murdered father.

In 1915, Egyptologist Gaston Maspero published a translation of an ancient Egyptian ghost story, possibly set in Luxor (ancient Thebes, shown above), that was discovered on four pieces of pottery.

Ancient Egyptian ghost with 'evil influence' who haunts London tube station to this day THE SPIRIT of the Egyptian Princess, Amun-Ra, is believed to haunt London's Holborn station to this day.