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Archaeologist Zahi Hawass: ‘There isn’t a country that doesn’t love Egyptian archaeology’

  • With only 30 percent of Egyptian monuments discovered, there is no rush to pursue the remaining 70 percent which remain hidden underground, says Hawass
By SALMA AHMED ·

Expansive New Kingdom tomb unveiled in Egypt’s Luxor

By Reuters ·

Egypt unveils 2,500-year-old mummy at forgotten cemetery

By SHERIF EL TOUNY ·

Archaeologists discover Incan tomb in Peru

By AFP ·

Archaeologists discover ancient workshop in Egypt’s Sinai

By AP ·
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Egypt unveils Pharaonic tomb, home to 50 mummies

By Arab News ·

Saudi Arabia rich with undiscovered archeological sites

By NOOR NUGALI ·

Archaeologists restore ancient Palmyra artefacts in Damascus museum

By Reuters ·

Egypt unearths eight ancient mummies

By AFP ·

Saudi Arabia’s tourism authority adds 19 new heritage sites to antiquities register

By Arab News ·

Egypt unveils previously unopened ancient female sarcophagus in Luxor

By Reuters ·

Dry Danube reveals hidden treasure in Hungary

By AFP ·

Egyptian archaeologists find parts of pharaoh’s booth

By AP ·

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