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Get Real About Advertising Fakes ASA Tells Semmel Concerts King Tut Tour

by Jonathan Himoff

Missing the revolution but making the party!

by Nigel Hetherington

Royal Artefacts - Including King Tut's Golden Trumpet - Returned to Egyptian Museum Cairo

by Ann Wuyts

SCA releases full list of treasures missing from the Cairo Museum

A month and a half after the Cairo Museum break-in, Egypt's Supreme Council of Antiquities has posted online a listing of sixty-three objects that were found to be missing following the looting.

Petrie Museum celebrates the extraordinary life of Amelia Edwards

On March 8th, the International Woman's Day is celebrating its centenary, and the Petrie Museum is joining in by honouring Victorian writer Amelia Edwards, as without here, there may have never have been a 'Petrie Museum'.

Missing statue of Pharaoh Akhenaten returned to Cairo Museum

Egypt's Minister of Antiquities Affairs, Dr Zahi Hawass, announced today that the missing limestone statue of King Akhenaten, the likely father of Tutankhamun, has been returned to the Egyptian Museum, Cairo.

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Get Real About Advertising Fakes ASA Tells Semmel Concerts King Tut Tour

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Some Egypt Tour Operators Offering Full Refunds

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Chasing Fame and Mummies: Zahi Hawass Goes Global

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Jonathan Himoff

Jon grew up in New York and spent too much time randomly wandering the Met. Spending two summers in Greece as a teenager he had the chance to visit many piles of broken stones and soft-edge marble ruins.Read more

Missing the revolution but making the party!

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Nigel Hetherington

Archaeologist and media consultant Nigel Hetherington is founder and head of Past Preserver’s daily operations. Nigel is a graduate of the Institute of Archaeology, University College London and is the co-author with Dr. Kent Weeks of The Valley of the Kings Site Masterplan.Read more

Royal Artefacts - Including King Tut's Golden Trumpet - Returned to Egyptian Museum Cairo

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SCA releases full list of treasures missing from the Cairo Museum

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Petrie Museum celebrates the extraordinary life of Amelia Edwards

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Ann Wuyts

Ann 'Vint' Wuyts (on Google+) is looking after the Heritage Key community and avatar health & entertainment. She is slightly fascinated by everything to do with 3D technology and what's commonly defined as 'Web 2.0'.Read more

Dr Zahi Hawass Appointed to Egypt President Mubarak's New Cabinet as Minister for Antiquities

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Egypt Protests Sees Cairo Museum Looted as Artefacts and Mummies Are Damaged

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British Museum's Book of the Dead Exhibtion Preview Video of Ancient Egyptian Wooden Mask

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Prad Patel

Prad "Praddles" Patel is Heritage Key's Media Co-ordinator. Coming from an Architectural background, he has been a keen technology enthusiast ever since he got given his first Tamagotchi.Read more

19 New Objects from King Tutankhamun's Tomb Discovered in New York

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'Unique' astronomical object reveals Ancient Egyptians kept close tabs on the Big Dipper

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King Tut suffered 'massive' chest injury, new research reveals

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Owen Jarus

Owen Jarus is a freelance writer based in Toronto ,Canada. He has written articles on archaeology for a variety of media outlets including The Canadian Press newswire (CP), U of T Magazine, The Mississauga News and The Guelph Mercury.Read more

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