Skip over main navigation
  • Sign up
  • Log in
  • Basket: (0 items)
Egypt Exploration Society
  • Twitter
  • Facebook
Join Donate
Menu
  • Who we are
    • Our mission
    • Our history
    • Meet the team
      • Presidents
      • Board of Trustees
      • Staff
      • Volunteers
        • Current projects
        • Previous projects
    • Our governance
  • What we do
    • Making a difference
    • Research
      • Delta Survey
      • Current projects
      • Previous projects
    • Publications
    • Education and training
    • Young Explorers' Club
  • Support our work
    • by Supporting our appeal
    • by Donating
    • by Joining
      • Membership
      • Patron Circle
      • Amelia Edwards Circle
    • By Rejoining/Renewing
    • by Leaving a Legacy
    • by Being an EES Local Ambassador
  • Our collections
    • Collection highlights
    • Reproduction requests and fees
    • Library
    • Archive
    • Papyri
  • News and events
    • News
    • Events
    • The EES Congress
  • Shop
  • Admin
    • Log in
  • Basket: (0 items)
  • Rejoin the EES

Rejoin the EES

Welcome back to the largest international crowd-funding organisation supporting archaeological research in Egypt today. By rejoining as a member, you will continue to receive regular updates from the projects you support, as well as discounts off publications and events. Your donations also help us to continue work in our collections, education and training activities, and the production of our publications. Full details of the privileges of EES membership can be found here. 

Renewals are currently open for the 2021-22 subscription year.

Step 1: Where do you currently reside?

UK Egypt Rest of the world

Published: 2nd August, 2017

Updated: 8th January, 2021

Author: Carl Graves

Share this page
  • Email
  • Facebook
  • Twitter

Latest

  • Biography in ancient Egypt

    Biography in ancient Egypt

    The 7th Annual Birmingham Egyptology Symposium. Held online in partnership with the Egypt Exploration Society.

  • Online lecture: Archaeobotanical Research in Egypt

    Online lecture: Archaeobotanical Research in Egypt

    Much Wine and a Little Fava. Join Dr Mennat-Allah El Dorry as she explores the history of archaeobotanical research in Egypt.

  • Online lecture: Ished tree scenes in ancient Egypt

    Online lecture: Ished tree scenes in ancient Egypt

    What were they? Why were they important? Join Dr Mary Ann Marazzi as she explains the meaning and function of ished-tree scenes.

  • Online lecture: Branding, Non-Literacy, and Bread in Ancient Egypt

    Online lecture: Branding, Non-Literacy, and Bread in Ancient Egypt

    Present Theory Meets Past Practice. Join Dr Sabrina Rampersad as she explores branding and bread production in Ancient Egypt.

Most read

  • P.Oxy LXXXIII 5345

    P.Oxy LXXXIII 5345

    EES statement regarding P.Oxy LXXXIII 5345

  • Publications

    Publications

    Replace with your own content

  • Professor Obbink and missing EES papyri

    Professor Obbink and missing EES papyri

    An update

  • Membership

    Become a member

  • Egyptian Archaeology

    Egyptian Archaeology

    Our full-colour magazine, published in spring and autumn, reporting on current excavations, surveys and research in Egypt, showcasing the work of the EES as well as of other researchers and field directors.

  • Graeco-Roman Memoirs

    Graeco-Roman Memoirs

    An annual publication of translations of papyri discovered by Grenfell and Hunt at Oxyrhynchus, as well as other papyri and Graeco-Roman material held by the Society.

  • Lucy Gura Archive

    Lucy Gura Archive

    A unique record of the Society’s contribution to the field of Egyptology from the founding of the EEF in 1882, including thousands of items relating to the history of Egypt and the exploration of its heritage.

  • Apply for funding

    Apply for funding

  • Our mission

    Our mission

    is to SUPPORT and PROMOTE Egyptian cultural heritage, because we envisage a world where the cultural heritage of Egypt is preserved for posterity.

  • The Oxyrhynchus Papyri

    The Oxyrhynchus Papyri

    A collection of over 500,000 fragments of literary and documentary texts dating from the third century BC to the seventh century AD

Sign-up to our newsletter

  • Contact us
  • Find us
  • Twitter
  • Facebook

Registered Charity No. 212384
Registered Company No. 25816

  • Sitemap
  • Accessibility
  • Terms & Conditions
  • Privacy Policy
  • Cookie Policy
  • FAQs