Egyptology Blog

	28 July 2005

BBC films documentary in Aswan	Google It!
A BBC team is currently visiting Aswan to film a documentary series on the history of King Tutankhamen and the pharaohs. The series will consist of six episodes and will be broadcasted in the UK and France. Filming is scheduled to continue until August 10. BBC films documentary in Aswan, State Information Service, Egypt, July 28, 2005.
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Rameses II statue to be freed from cage	Google It!
After two years of being hidden behind long iron bars, the Rameses II statue will be once again visible in Bab el-Hadid Square. The Arab Contractors Company will remove the jungle of bars surrounding the statue, acting on, instructions from the Secretary-General of the Supreme Council for Antiquities, Zahi Hawass... Rameses II statue to be freed from cage, State Information Service, Egypt, July 27, 2005.
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