Zahi Hawass continues his review of the history of the ancient Egyptian New Kingdom after the victory over the Hyksos
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Zahi Hawass continues his review of the history of the ancient Egyptian New Kingdom after the victory over the Hyksos
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Zahi Hawass reviews the history of the ancient Egyptian New Kingdom after the victory over the Hyksos.
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Zahi Hawass continues his review of ancient Egyptian sites dating from the Old to the Middle Kingdom in the second of two articles
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The committee appointed to review work at the Menkaure Pyramid on the Giza Plateau has issued its recommendations after the controversy over “recladding” the pyramid, writes Zahi Hawass
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Zahi Hawass reviews ancient Egyptian sites dating from the Old to the Middle Kingdom in the first of two articles.
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Enough sites have now been excavated to provide convincing evidence of the very earliest inhabitants of prehistoric Egypt, writes Zahi Hawass
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Zahi Hawass describes the life and background of Cleopatra VII, Egypt’s last and most famous Ptolemaic queen
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In the second part of a two-article series, Zahi Hawass continues his outline history of Egypt with an account of the country’s Islamic and modern periods
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In a two-part series, Zahi Hawass gives an outline history of ancient and modern Egypt similar to the one that can be seen at Cairo’s National Museum of Egyptian Civilisation.
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Zahi Hawass describes the funerary beliefs of the ancient Egyptians and their relationship to the Earth’s natural cycles
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Despite recent claims to the contrary, there is little evidence that the ancient Egyptian queen Nefertiti is buried behind the walls of the tomb of Tutankhamun.
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Zahi Hawass describes the making of the successful Netflix documentary Unknown: The Lost Pyramid that opened earlier this month
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Zahi Hawass remembers the life and contributions of leading Egyptologist David O’Connor
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Zahi Hawass describes work underway to excavate the tomb of King Ramses II in the Valley of the Kings and elucidate its pictorial programme
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As a new exhibition on Ramses II mesmerises visitors in Paris, important work is being done to excavate and publish new information about the great king’s tom, writes Zahi Hawass
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There is no evidence to suggest that the ancient Egyptian queen Cleopatra had African features.
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Zahi Hawass describes the tunnel within the tomb of the ancient Egyptian king Seti I, discovered in 1817 but excavated over a century later
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Zahi Hawass writes on the ancient Egyptian Golden City discovered near the Valley of the Kings in Luxor two years ago
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