Highlights:

• From our Egypt Correspondent - Ayman Wahby Taher with the latest news from Egypt, including the moving of the Rameses II statue.
• The Writing is on the Wall ... but should it be? AE reveals the growing problem of modern graffiti at some of the most important archeological sites in Egypt.
• Photo Feature: more on the Imhotep Museum at Saqqara - AE presents unique photographs of some of the stunning exhibits at the new museum at Saqqara.
• Dying to be Egyptian - Elisabeth Kerner looks at some of the lesser-known cemeteries in London, with their “Egyptianising” architecture.
• The Tomb of Harwa at Thebes - Chris Naunton writes about the excavations and finds in one of the largest private tombs (dating to the Twenty-sixth Dynasty) in the Theban Necropolis.
• Ancient Egyptian Technology - Denys Stocks, in the first of three articles, reveals how the ancient Egyptians cut and carved the hardest of stones for their monuments and statues.
• Mary Chubb: Writer and Archaeologist - A brief biography by Elizabeth Griesman.
• Per Mesut: For younger readers - This issue Hilary Wilson looks at baskets..
• Friends of Nekhen News - Renée Friedman looks at the many and varied finds from the ancient city of Hierakonpolis and what they reveal about the inhabitants.