Amun-Ra Egyptology Blog

Three new discoveries in El-Kamin El-Sahrawi point to a large cemetery spanning the 27th Dynasty and the Graeco-Roman era By Nevine El-Are...

By Nevine El-Aref , Saturday 1 Apr 2017 Egyptian Minister of Antiquities Khaled El-Enany and members of parliment inaugurated Alexandria...

The discoveries shed further light on what the eighteenth dynasty pharaoh's temple would have looked like By Nevine El-Aref , Wednesda...

Two tombs and the remains of a Ptolemaic temple will soon be open to visitors near the Upper Egyptian town of Beni Sweif, reports Nevine El-...

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

The tomb of King Senosert I’s stamp bearer was discovered at the El-Lisht archaeological site in the Dahshur necropolis By Nevine El-Aref ...

Lava remains of San Turin volcano unearthed in Tel Al-Dafna archaeological site, west of Al-Ismailiya governorate By Nevine El-Aref , Wedn...

Exhibition to mark the opening of the New Suez Canal will take place at the Egyptian Museum By Nevine El-Aref , Tuesday 28 Jul 20...

Antiquities Minister, Dr. Mamdouh Eldamaty declared the The Durham/Egypt Exploration Society /Ministry of Antiquities team working a...

The site of Quesna situated on a large sand gezira in the Central Nile Delta was until recently best known for its Late Period to Roman rema...

The Merimde Beni Salama site is about 60km north-west of Cairo and is considered to be the oldest evidence of civilisation on the Delta By...

Potsherds used for producing beer discovered at site believed to be northernmost Egyptian settlement in Early Bronze Age, 5,000 years ago ...

A Belgium archaeological mission reveals the layout of the ancient Egyptian city of Al-Amarna, the capital of the monotheistic king Akhenate...

By Rany Mostafa Tomb of ‘gatekeeper of God Amun’ unearthed in Luxor A 3,500-year-old tomb of “the gatekeeper of God Amun” has been unear...

By Molly Murray, The News Journal No one is certain why the Romans abandoned their port city of Berenike along the Red Sea. It could hav...

The Meidum Pyramid’s archaeological site in Beni Suef is being restored by the government in an attempt to attract tourists to Egypt By Ne...

Following an extensive restoration, an important archaeological site on the Mediterranean coast is to open next April, writes Nevine El-Aref...

A new rehabilitation project is shaking the dust off ruins that reveal Egypt’s great military history, writes Nevine El-Aref Two weeks ag...

A team of Polish archaeologists discovered tombs from the early second millennium BC and unknown pharaonic carvings in Gebelein in Upper Egy...

The recently discovered temple of Ptolemy II in Beni Sweif is set to rewrite the ancient history of the area, writes Nevine El-Aref Late ...