The Egypt Exploration Society has excavated in Egypt and Sudan since its foundation in 1882. Over the course of our history we have worked at over 100 sites in the Nile Valley, some of which can be explored here.
A guide to the Society's work at the site of Buhen during the 1950s and 1960s Read more
Non-elite funerary belief in the reign of Akhenaten. Project directors: Anna Stevens and Anders Bettum, Amarna Project. Read more
(Centenary Award). Project director: Nora Shalaby. Read more
A guide to the Society's work at the site of Abydos during the early twentieth century Read more
A re-discovered tomb in Qurnet Murei. Project director: Sayed Mamdouh. Read more
Archaeology of a provincial capital. Project directors: Richard Bussmann, Cologne University, and Gianluca Miniaci, Pisa University. Read more
A guide to the Society's work at the site of Tell el-Amarna during the twentieth century Read more
Project director: David Jeffreys, University College London. Read more
A guide to the Society's work at the sites of Sesebi and Amara West during the 1930s and 1940s Read more