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Fused blue glass beads from the houses of the Grid 12 excavation.

Our Research

What the Amarna Project does

The Amarna Project grew out of the survey and excavations at Amarna which were carried out under the auspices of the Egypt Exploration Society beginning in 1977.

The Project is now affiliated to the McDonald Institute of Archaeological Research of the University of Cambridge.

The Project maintains an office in Downtown Cairo and an expedition house at the site of Amarna itself.

The Project carries out its work at Amarna through an annual permit from the Egyptian Ministry of Antiquities.

The names of those who form part of each year’s team are provided in reports which are published each year in website pages in the section ‘Our Research’.

The Project’s funds come partly from grants and partly from donations, gathered by the Amarna Trust (a UK registered charity) and by the Amarna Research Foundation (USA). See further:

www.amarnatrust.com

www.theamarnaresearchfoundation.org

 
 

Website first posted September 2000; last updated October 2017 | enquiries concerning website: email bjk2@cam.ac.uk