Japanese Peace Stone went to Egypt
		Issue : 02-2009 Egypt has been selected by The Japanese "Hiroshima for Peace" association to be awarded the "peace stone" thanks to its leading role in making achieving peace and stability in the Middle East.

	Nefertiti's Head left Egypt via a German Trick
		Issue : 02-2009 A document recently discovered at the German Institute for Oriental Studies revealed a German archaeologist's trick to smuggle the statue of the Pharaonic Queen's head of Nefertiti from Egypt to Germany in the early twentieth century.

	Discovering a Pharaonic Tomb including Mummies in Saqqara
		Issue : 02-2009 Mr. Farouk Hossny, Egyptian Minister of Tourism, declared that an Egyptian mission discovered a new tomb including mummies, wood and rock coffins closed since the Pharaonic age

	Pharaohs Celebrated Love Day Thousand Years Ago
		Issue : 02-2009 On the occasion of the worldwide love celebrations on February, Pharaohs were allegedly to have celebrated love and lovers more than three thousand years ago.

	Discovering a mummy of a Pharaoh Queen in the new pyramid
		Issue : 01-2009 Dr. Zahi Hawass Secretary General of the Supreme Council of Antiquities, declared that the Egyptian mission working in the area of Sakkara, has found a granite coffin containing the remains of the mummy of queen Cheshty, in the new pyramid

	Sadaat Museum inside Alexandria Library
		Issue : 01-2009 The library of Alexandria has finished the preparation of a museum inside the library as well as a website, and a panorama to document the personal and political life of the late president Anwar Assadaat.

	Intact Skeletons and an Archaeological Painting Dates back to Ramses II
		Issue : 01-2009 Dr. Zahi Hawass, Secretary General of the Supreme Council of Antiquities said that intact skeletons and an archaeological painting have been recently discovered by a Spanish mission inside a tomb of the King Ramses II who ruled Egypt between (1304 to 1237) BC.

	Discovering Archaeological Depositories in Al-Ein ASokhna
		Issue : 01-2009 The Minister of Culture Farouk Hosny has declared that the Egyptian- French mission discovered nine depositories, and three narrow passages, surrounded by a rectangular building containing one chamber dating back to the middle ages (2016-1665 BC), in the north east of Cairo.

	The Pyramids and Sakkara are the best studies and discoveries made in 2008
		Issue : 01-2009 The web site of “National Geographic" channel specialized in science published a list of the best monumental studies and discoveries made in 2008 vies a vies the topics read most.

	Regaining 79 monumental pieces back from New York six year
		Issue : 12-2008 Mr. Farouk Hosni, Minister of Culture of Egypt declared that 79 monumental pieces have been brought from New York after six years, after the supreme council of antiquities took some legal procedures by co- operation with the American judiciary.