Content accuracy

NeoKemetAI is an educational and informational website about ancient Egypt. We aim to base every page on reliable archaeological and historical sources, which are listed on the about page and, on our most detailed pages, next to the information they support.

Knowledge of the past changes

Egyptology is an active field. Chronology, the attribution of monuments and objects, the translation of texts and the interpretation of sites can all change as excavations, surveys and scientific studies produce new evidence. Dates before 664 BCE are approximate and differ between published chronologies. Where specialists disagree, we try to say so and to describe the main positions rather than present one as settled.

Reconstructions and visualisations

Many images, diagrams, 3D models and films on this site are reconstructions. They are built from published measurements and descriptions, but they also involve assumptions: about lost parts, colours, surroundings and details that no source records. Where our pages mark evidence levels, "documented" or "surveyed" elements follow published data, while "approximate", "reconstructed", "interpretation" and "speculative" elements are our best reading of incomplete evidence. Visual reconstructions in NeoKemet films are AI-assisted interpretations, not photographs.

Errors and corrections

We check our information carefully, but errors, omissions or outdated details can still occur, and we cannot guarantee that every page is complete or free of error. If you spot a mistake, please tell us through thecontact page, ideally with the source that supports the correction.

Using this site for research

NeoKemetAI is a starting point, not a primary source. For academic work, publication or any decision that depends on historical accuracy, please consult the primary sources, museum records, excavation reports and peer-reviewed archaeological literature that our pages cite.