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We’ve had a little make over lately and are beginning to introduce a new look, although on closer inspection you will notice that our new image is actually based on something very familiar – our old one!

Researcher Amara Thornton unpacks the significance of the early 20th century magazine 'Egypt and the Sudan' housed in the Society's Special Collections.

We are pleased to announce a new partnership with publishers I.B. Tauris, who will become our official book distributor, alongside ISD who will continue to serve the North American market.

From volume 103 (2017) The Journal of Egyptian Archaeology will have a new distribution and marketing partner: Sage Publications.

Part of our major new rebrand, EA has had a make over - we hope you like the result!

We’ve launched a new range of books focused on our collections and projects.

EES Director Carl Graves outlines the history and lasting legacy of The Society for the Preservation of the Monuments of Ancient Egypt.

A new temporary exhibition at the EES London Office.

Will Carruthers recently visited the grave of EES Field Director Walter Bryan Emery and details his trip here.

The unveiling of a Blue Plaque marking the early home of Amelia Edwards at 19 Wharton Street, London

JEA104.1 will be on its way to subscribers soon, but we have updates for submissions too! Read more here.

Discover London as you've never seen before through our Ancient Egypt Adventure Trail!

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.

The Society welcomes a new director

The Board of Trustees are delighted to announce the appointment of Dr Cédric Gobeil, of the Institut français d’archéologie orientale in Cairo, as the new EES Director to succeed Dr Chris Naunton.

Thank you to everyone that helped us raise enough money to protect over 5000 fragile glass plate negatives in our archive collections.

A report on the first Egyptological Archives Skills School, 5-9 June 2022