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Thanks to your generous support, we raised enough funds in order to publish our next book!

Thursday 5th October 2023 is Gift Aid Awareness Day. You can help us to do so much more by ticking the Gift Aid box!

Calling all researchers! You can now apply for a Centenary Award or Research Grant.

Trace the Travel and Trade Networks of Egypt with the Egypt Exploration Society.

Latest volume of the GRM is now available, featuring new texts from classical and early Christian literature, as well as documentary texts from late antiquity.

This year’s AGM will be held virtually on 25th November 2023. Here we provide details of the Board’s recommendations for election as Trustees and some further details for the event.

A report on the sixth Egyptian Archaeology Skills School, 10th-14th July 2022

Please help us raise £15,000 to support the production of our latest book.

A history of 4 Doughty Mews. The latest exhibition at the EES London Office

The EES, and many friends and colleagues around the world, mourn the death of Martin Davies who sadly passed away on Tuesday 6th June 2023.

Would you like to become a Trustee of the EES? Or do you know someone who you think would be a useful addition to the Board?

Order your copy of The Tomb of Maya and Meryt III: The New Kingdom Pottery online today.

EES interns Elizabeth Owen and Yu Zhuang have scanned the Saqqara Sacred Animal Necropolis object cards which are now available to browse on the EES Flickr page.

Julia Thorne will be steering EES publications to a bright future!

Guilherme Borges Pires talks about his time as a volunteer in the Society's Collections

Meet the new Board of the Journal of Egyptian Archaeology.

Envisioning Egypt: The Art of the Society for the Preservation of the Monuments of Ancient Egypt, curated by Alix Robinson.

This year the Egypt Exploration Society is celebrating the 30th anniversary of its Cairo Office in the British Council.

Thanks to the generosity of our supporters, we reached our fundraising goal in order to urgently conserve items in the Society's collections.