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Bringing you to the history of the world, with expert-led small-group tours

26/10/2026

Egyptian alabaster jug inscription with the serekh title of Hetepsekhemwy, first ruler of the Second Dynasty. Discovered in the Step Pyramid galleries with others inscribed for Hetepsekhemwy and hundreds more stone vessels for rulers of the Early Dynastic period.

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23/10/2026

Wall and column fragments from the Temple of Bastet at Bubastis. Dedicated to the cat goddess, much of the temple has been take for its stone and used in construction. Now an important archaeological site in the Delta.
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22/10/2026

Early Dynastic stone vessels from the galleries of the Step Pyramid of Netjerikhet (Djoser). Now at the Grand Egyptian Museum

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21/10/2026

New entrance to the pyramid complex at Giza. A redesign of the entrance and visitor experience at the Giza Pyramids is completed and now open. Experience this wonder of the ancient world.
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20/10/2026

Granite stela of Seth Peribsen, ruling in the second half of the Second Dynasty. The mysterious Seth animal on top of the king’s serekh title has been erased at a later date but no evidence of Seth’s chaotic nature appears during the Early Dynastic period. This stela was found near Peribsen’s tomb in Abydos.

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19/10/2026

Sunset over the Nile

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17/10/2026

The great sphinx at Giza. Constructed in the Fourth Dynasty, the attribution to a king remains unclear, possibly built by Khufu or one of his sons

16/10/2026

Egyptian alabaster jug inscribed with the serekh title of Hetepsekhemwy, the first ruler of the Second Dynasty. This jug and many others like it were discovered in the galleries of the Step Pyramid of Netjerikhet (Djoser)

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15/10/2026

First dynasty stone vessel inscribed by the final rulers of the dynasty, from Den to Qaa. How in the GEM, this bowl provides confirmation of the order of succession seen in seal impressions from Abydos.

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29/09/2026

Unfinished obelisk, Aswan. Believed to have been started for Hatshepsut, the obelisk would have been the largest known had it not cracked. Visit the granite quarry of Aswan on your next trip to Egypt

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