Amun-Ra Egyptology Blog

By Laura Geggel, Senior Writer | September 21, 2017 After years of being washed, perfumed and fed in ancient Egypt, the statue of a revere...

Important work at different archaeological sites in Luxor was recognised by the Ministry of Antiquities this week, reports Nevine El-Aref ...

The Centre franco-égyptien d'étude des temples de Karnak (CNRS/Egyptian Ministry of State for Antiquities) has just completed the excava...

By Rany Mostafa: Tomb of “divine wife of God Amun” unearthed in Luxor CAIRO: The tomb of “the divine wife of God Amun,” an ancient Egypt...

Photocredit: BA Antiquities Museum/C. Gerigk Block statue of Nes-Amun Category: Sculpture in the round, statues, human / gods and god...

by Owen Jarus, LiveScience ContributorDate: 25 June 2013 Luxor is a modern-day Egyptian city that lies atop an ancient city that the Greek...

Karnak project a cutting-edge approach to antiquity By Aaron Lester Harvard Correspondent Friday, March 8, 2013 The Temple of Amun-R...

After reconstruction, the limestone chapel of queen Hatshepsut will be put on display for the first time at Karnak Temples' open air mus...

A granite statue of the ancient Egyptian warrior goddess Sekhmet was unearthed today in the Mut Temple at Karnak on Luxor's east bank ...

by Owen Jarus, LiveScience Contributor 30 November 2012 Karnak is an ancient Egyptian temple precinct located on the east bank of th...

A closer look at one of the most attractive tourist destinations By Sarah Loat As the searing heat of the Egyptian sun releases it...

In Ancient Egyptian times Pharaohs went to some measures to justify their claims to the throne. During the 18th Dynasty for example, kings ...

by Nevine El-Aref The temples of the Karnak complex stand majestically on the east bank of the Nile at Luxor, their awe-inspiring arch...

by 27 March 2012 by  Jo Marchant , Luxor, Egypt I'M KNEELING in a narrow strip of green fields that separates the Nile river from E...

During his visit yesterday to Karnak temple, Dr. Mohamed Ibrahim(Minister state of Antiquities) announced the discovery of a new pharaoh’...

By Marie Parsons Priests in ancient Egypt had a role different to the role of a priest in modern society. Though the Egyptians had cl...

By Idris Tawfiq - The Egyptian Gazette Monday, January 9, 2012 09:08:48 PM Luxor is one of the most splendid and treasure-filled places...

By Nevine El-Aref , Friday 23 Dec 2011 During an inspection tour of Luxor’s archaeological sites, the Minister of State for Antiquities ...

Contribution to the study of the mud-brick remains of the first temples of Amun-Ra by Guillaume Charloux (DIGITAL BOOK IN FRENCH: Ka...