
The Graeco-Roman museum in Alexandria
Geoffrey Lenox-Smith visits the archaeological museum in Alexandria, now reopened after a long period of renovation.

Geoffrey Lenox-Smith visits the archaeological museum in Alexandria, now reopened after a long period of renovation.

In 1925, two colossal statues of Akhenaten were discovered in an unpromising area outside the eastern enclosure wall of Karnak Temple. Since then, many more have been found.

Geoffrey Lenox-Smith visits an isolated temple in the desert north of the Fayum.

Geoffrey Lenox-Smith pays a second visit to the new Grand Egyptian Museum.

Geoffrey Lenox-Smith visits the antiquities museum in Hurghada and comes face to face with the ‘White Queen’.

Geoffrey Lenox-Smith travels to Sinai to visit a temple dedicated to Hathor, ‘Lady of Turquoise’.

Geoffrey Lenox-Smith goes off the beaten track to explore an unusual Late Period temple.

Geoffrey Lenox-Smith explores the ruined Graeco-Roman temple at Athribis in Upper Egypt.

Geoffrey Lenox-Smith explores the innovative Middle Kingdom monument that inspired Hatshepsut’s famous Deir el-Bahri temple.