celebrating 102 years of Hungarian excavations in the Theban necropolis
		Issue : 11-2009 we were able to celebrate 102 years of Hungarian excavations in the Theban necropolis. Thursday we held a colloquium at the SCA offices in Zamalek, and Friday night we opened an exhibit at the Cairo Museum of pieces

	Tomb of Tutankhamen Conservation Project
		Issue : 11-2009 Egypt’s Supreme Council of Antiquities (SCA) and the J. Paul Getty Trust announced a new partnership for the conservation and management of the tomb of Tutankhamen

	The Royal Jewelry Museum in Alexandria Receives Visitors Next Month
		Issue : 11-2009 The Royal Jewellery Museum in Alexandria is scheduled to open its doors for visitors next month after it has been renovated and fully equipped

	The president Fernandez give Hawass an honorary doctorate
		Issue : 11-2009 Next Saturday, the great film actor, Omar Sharif, and Dr. Zahi Hawass, with a personal invitation from president Dr. Lionel Fernandez Reyma, will fly to the Dominican Republic.

	New York Return A Piece Of Naos Of The King Amenemhat To Egypt
		Issue : 10-2009 The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York will return a piece of a red granite naos of the 12th Dynasty king Amenemhat I to Egypt

	Hawass: Nefertiti Exited Illegally
		Issue : 10-2009 Secretary General of the Supreme Council of Antiquities Dr Zahi Hawass formed a panel to uncover all circumstances of the more than 3300 year

	Egypt Suspends Archaeological Cooperation with the Louvre
		Issue : 10-2009 The decision taken by the Permanent Committee at the Supreme Council of Antiquities (SCA) to halt archaeological collaboration with the Louvre Museum

	Finding out the Missing Link in the history of oases
		Issue : 10-2009 A residential city's remains dating back to 4500 years were unearthed west Cairo by an Egyptian- Czech mission, according to the Egyptian Minister of Culture.

	Discovering the Sacred Lake in Al- Sharkia
		Issue : 10-2009 Archaeologists have unearthed the site of a pharaonic-era sacred lake in a temple to the Egyptian goddess Mut in the ruins of ancient Tanis, the Culture Ministry said Farouk Hosney.

	Love Among the Pharaohs
		Issue : 09-2009 The Ancient Egyptians knew how to celebrate love in their lives before the West invented a festival for love. Love was a fertile theme of many of the myths , poetry and literature which delineated the nature of love