World-renowned archaeologist Zahi Hawass responds to a question that continues to perplex everyone
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The first ever locally-curated exhibition on Coptic art opens to the public on Wednesday
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Luxor’s new west bank lighting system is now operational, providing a dramatic night view of the city's monuments
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World-renowned archaeologist Zahi Hawass reveals two secret moments he has shared with the Sphinx.
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The centenary of Cairo's Museum of Islamic Art took place earlier this week.
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Egypt's antiquities council announces agreement to return Tut relics from New York
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The beat of a military band filled the evening air of Al-Manial Palace garden as Egypt celebrates the centenary of the Museum of Islamic Art
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After three and a half millennia, the mummy of Egypt's most famous female ruler has been identified.
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Al-Muizz Street is officially opened following its recent rehabilitation, carried out with a view to developing it into an open air museum to showcase the best of Cairo's Islamic art
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The only known copy of the Gospel of Judas, which casts an unorthodox light on events leading up to the Crucifixion, is returning to Egypt
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Three restored Mameluke edifices in Cairo's Sayeda Zeinab district have reopened to the public
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A new discovery at Giza plateau has finally debunked Herodotus's assertion that the Pyramids were built by slaves
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Parliament is about to endorse a comprehensive new antiquities law that will incorporate all the requirements suggested by the Ministry of Culture
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Tourists will soon be able to see two sections of the Avenue of Sphinxes in Luxor looking much as they did in the days of the Pharaohs
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Will Egypt build the first offshore underwater museum?
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