Nevine El-Aref's Articles

In an effort to promote tourism in Egypt, new archaeological sites and tourist attractions will be inaugurated soon in Cairo, Luxor and Aswan as well as Rashid and Taba

Egyptian antiquities ministry offers LE 500 - 50 thousand ($86 - $8500) for the return of missing artefacts or information that leads to their whereabouts

Excavations at the Lahoun archaeological site in Fayoum have been halted due to negligence of the excavators

If any Egyptology enthusiast ever wanted an official, to-scale replica, the Egyptian ministry of antiquities affairs opened a production unit which sold LE2m worth of replicas to hotels in Sharm El-Sheikh

Hawass, minister of Egyptian antiquities, is on the defence again, this time denying using ancient artifacts as props in a photo shoot to promote a clothing line bearing his name

Ahram Online gets the story from the antiquities ministry: Hawass appeals criminal court decision, which deposes him as antiquities minister for brouhaha over rental of museum bookstore

Promising better benefits for staff of his new ministry, antiquities chief Zahi Hawass says hard work will pay dividends

Hawass calls on the Egyptian people to continue handing in any of the still missing pieces, while plans are underway to establish greater security at the museum

Amongst the returned objects is one from Tutankhamun's collection

The Egyptian museum is open today and is not permanently closed, as was published in some media after violent clashes in nearby Tahrir Square

With all of the newness of Egypt's revolution, the antiquities ministry gets a reshuffle, including a new complaints department

Minister of Antiquities Zahi Hawass will put on a touring exhibition representing the Egyptian revolution in an effort to revive tourism

Artefacts in a storehouse in the American University in Cairo’s campus were never open to the public - and now those possibilities are no more after 145 authentic pieces were stolen

Renowned Egyptologist, Zahi Hawass, tells Ahram Online of his reappointment as Egypt's minister of antiquities and prioritises the repelling of encroachments on archaeological sites a well as the resumption of projects

Egypt PM Essam Sharaf is to officially inaugurate the Hanging Church in time for Coptic Easter ceremonies after 13 years of restorations to the building

Precious artifacts stolen from Tel El-Dabaa collection in Sharkiya

Former Egyptian Minister of Antiquities, Hawass, calls on military and PM to defend antiquities, describing locals’ encroachment on ancient tombs that UNESCO was appalled by in last week's visit

With the antiquities field at a dangerous halt in Egypt an official letter was sent to PM Sharaf calling for an immediate appointment of a leader

Five more artefacts looted from the collection from the Egyptian Museum have been recovered

A collection of 800 priceless artefacts is reported missing from the Qantara-East warehouse, which was subject to looting on 29 January

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