Highlights:

• From our Egypt Correspondent - Ayman Wahby Taher with the latest news from Egypt – new discoveries and reports from Taposiris Magna, Saqqara and Luxor.
• Pharaoh’s Gold - Geologist and Egyptologist, Colin Reader, looks at the ancient Egyptian methods of finding and mining gold.
• A Tale of Two Heads ... finds out how and why two heads of statues of Amenhotep III in the British Museum have been replicated, in order to send copies back to Egypt.
• The Use of Leopard Skin in Ancient Egypt - Magda van Ryneveld describes the use of the pelt from leopards, which adorned the priests, nobility and kings of Egypt.
• Tutankhamun’s Murder: Case Reopened? - Dr. David Counsell examines the known evidence and concludes that still more tests and studies are needed before the case for murder can be dismissed.
• Per Mesut: for younger readers - Hilary Wilson looks at Hawk Gods.
• The Amarna Project - Barry Kemp, in the fifth of a series of articles, asks if the cult of the Aten was a religion for all.