The tomb of the founder of the 13th dynasty of the Second Intermediate Period was discovered in Abydos at the Upper Egyptian city of Sohag
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Security forces seize over 1,500 stolen antiquities in Cairo suburb of Zawiyat Abu Musallem
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The tomb of goddess Mut’s head of beer production was discovered today in Al-Khokha area on Luxor’s west bank
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Antiquities ministry has alerted police at port sites because of risk of smuggling
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The Ministry of State for Antiquities will receive tomorrow from Belgium a green faience bust of a 27th dynasty prince that was stolen and smuggled of the country
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Antiquities ministry is taking measures to protect Egypt's heritage sites after bomb attacks this week in Mansoura and Cairo
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A black granite head of an unidentified New Kingdom king's statue has been uncovered in Luxor
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Egypt is finally to recover a collection of stolen and illegally smuggled Ancient Egyptian artefacts, apprehended by New York customs in 2011
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Delegation of the Japan International Cooperation Agency meets Egypt's antiquities minister to assess progress made on the construction of the new Grand Egyptian Museum in Giza
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Celebrating Egyptian-German ties in the field of archaeology, Cairo's German Archaeological Institute honours Christiana Köhler, Maged Negm and Hisham El-Leithy
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Egypt restitutes Ghanem Al-Bahlawan Mosque's eight decorative wooden beams from Denmark after a court ruling
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Officials want confirmation that 23 items on sale at Sotheby's, including marble and limestone statue pieces, left Egypt legally
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The Malawi Museum to regain its original appearance soon
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Two Ptolemaic tombs was uncovered today in the Roman necropolis at Al-Qantara East in the Canal city of Ismailiya.
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The Statue of Akhnatun’s daughter looted from Malawi Museum in the Upper Egyptian city of Al-Minya after Morsi's ouster recovered, says minister
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The torso of a 26th Dynasty green faience ushabti figure stolen during the January 25 Revolution is to return to Egypt next week from Brussels
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Five Ptolemaic artefacts smuggled out of Egypt in the aftermath of Egypt’s 2011 revolution are to return home next week from France
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A limestone relief engraved with Greek text was uncovered under a residential house in Al-Qantara East town in Ismailia governorate
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Head of ancient Egyptian antiquities explains why he thinks claims by two German amateurs concerning the construction date of the Great Pyramid are wrong
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