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PRESERVING HISTORICAL SITES OF UPPER EGYPT
The Karnak and Luxor temple complexes on the East Bank of the Nile at Luxor are, without a doubt, iconic symbols of ancient Egypt. Yet, rising ground water has, until recently, been slowly destroying these sites. In 2006, USAID (United States Agency for International Development) funded a groundwater lowering project at the two temple complexes. Now, with a new multi-million dollar USAID grant add-on to the Egyptian Antiquities Conservation Program (EAC), ARCE has begun an essential monitoring and conservation project at the two temple complexes.... read more >>REMEMBER ARCE IN YOUR YEAR-END GIVING
2008 is ARCE's 60th Anniversary year! Remember ARCE in your year-end giving and receive a special memento of this important anniversary.
As we look back on 60 years of research, discovery and conservation, we congratulate our members and supporters for helping ARCE become the pre-eminent American organization working to preserve Egypt's distinct cultural heritage.
Your contribution is a meaningful way to partner with ARCE in our mission of promoting scholarly research, encouraging cultural ties, and fostering a broad appreciation of Egyptian culture..... read more >>Annual Meeting
ARCE’s 60th Annual Meeting
Friday, April 24 – Sunday,April 26, 2009, Dallas, Texas at the Adolphus Hotel.
Upcoming Events
- LECTURE: Some Theological Notes on the Hibis Temple Friday, November 21, 6:30 p.m.
- LECTURE: Building the Pyramids at Giza Saturday, November 22, 1:30 p.m.
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News
- Digital Karnak Project Launches Website
Mon, Oct 13th, 2008 - ARCE Unveils Redesigned Website
Wed, Sep 24th, 2008 - VIEW ALL >>
