The antiquities minister and the renowned Egyptolgist were honoured for their efforts to boost Polish-Egyptian cooperation in archaeology and tourism
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All the Egyptian pieces are from the collection of the museums and are not part of a temporary exhibition in Germany, as was rumoured
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A trial of a new environmentally friendly electric bus and restaurant service on the Pyramids Plateau at Giza was launched on Tuesday
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The head of the Central Administration for Archaeological Ports and Units said an archaeological committee examined the pieces and proved their authenticity
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During the solar alignment, sun rays enter the temple’s sanctum to light three of four statues
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From 20 to 26 October, Bagad de Lann-Bihoué, the French Navy Heritage Music Band, will stage musical performances at a number of Egyptian archaeological and tourist sites
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A further batch of dozens of sealed and intact coffins has been unearthed at the Saqqara Necropolis outside Cairo, reports Nevine El-Aref
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The sarcophagus of Djehuty Imhotep, a 26th Dynasty high priest of the god Djehuty, contained a collection of amulets and scarab figurines of different shapes and sizes
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Almost six dozen intact, sealed, and painted coffins were unveiled at the Saqqara Necropolis this week
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All the unearthed coffins are in a very good conservation condition and still bear their original colours
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The coronavirus pandemic did not stop Egypt from celebrating this year’s 40th World Tourism Day with special events in Sharm El-Sheikh
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A cachette of more than four dozen anthropoid wooden coffins will soon be unveiled at the Saqqara Necropolis
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The coffins are 2,500 years old and still retain some of their original colours
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The GEM has thus far received 54,000 objects from different eras and archaeological sites
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All works are outside the archaeological site
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The coffins are 2,500 years old and still retain some original colours
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Hawass described the task as a great responsibility, especially in this exceptional time in which the world is suffering amid the coronavirus pandemic
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The ancient Egyptian Kings of the Sun paid their first ever visit to the historic city of Prague in the Czech Republic this week for a new exhibition
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