Highlights:

• From our Egypt Correspondent - Ayman Wahby Taher with the latest new discoveries, news and reports from around Egypt.
• Three Restored Statues in Luxor - AE explains how three historically and artistically important statues of New Kingdom warrior pharaohs were restored for display in the new annex of the Luxor Museum.
• The Egypt’s Sunken Treasures
• Miriam Azahara García reports for AE on the exhibition currently on display in Turin.
• The Coptic Museum in Cairo - Jill Kamil visits the recently-restored museum and describes some of its treasures.
• Pharaoh Hadrian and God Antinous - Dylan Bickerstaffe tells the story of the Roman Emperor Hadrian, his connection with Egypt and the death, in Egypt, of his lover Antinous.
• Bonaparte in Egypt - Cathie Bryan visits a special new exhibition currently showing in Paris.
• The Egypt Exploration Society - In the first of a series of articles on the history and work of the Egypt Exploration Society, Dr. Patricia Spencer looks at the past, present and future work of the Society.
•  Per Mesut: for younger readers - Hilary Wilson looks at Beds.
• Obelisks in Exile - AE suggests a solution to the ‘bird problem’ suffered by Cleopatra’s Needle in London.