We dived deep in the history of Tel El-Amarna with the previous post. Today, we will explore the city itself and what a visitor can see there. Excavation at the site continues with the current work of excavation, survey, and preservation under the auspices of the Egypt Exploration Society beginning in 1977. ‘The Amarna Project...Read More
Amarna or Tel El-Amarna is an extensive archaeological site, situated on the east bank of the river Nile, 58km (36 miles) south of El-Minya. It is roughly halfway between Cairo and Luxor. This site is famous as being the capital city established and built by Akhenaten, the heretic king of the 18th Dynasty. The city...Read More
El-Minya, a city cradled by the life-giving Nile River in Middle Egypt. Boasts a rich tapestry woven from the threads of ancient pharaohs, artistic ingenuity, and enduring religious traditions. A haven for history buffs and adventure seekers alike. Minya offers a unique perspective on Egypt’s fascinating past. Standing proudly apart from the shadow of the...Read More
