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As ARCE enters its 70th year, please help support our mission of fostering knowledge of Egyptian cultural heritage and preserving its 2019, to present at one of the largest gatherings of Egyptologists and enthusiasts in the world. fellowships and a research as*ociate program for a wide range of scholars looking to conduct research in Egypt. Previous fellows that serve the conservation, preservation and docu*entation needs of Egyptian antiquities that are more than 100 years old. period was considering where she wanted to be buried, she could have chosen from many hallowed locations, including her husband's.. looked upon tomb robbery and funerary arts reuse as aberrant, regressive and abnormal. Docu*ents like the Tomb Robbery Papyri The effort to restore the unique wall paintings in this 18-dyna*ty tomb in Luxor was led by archaeologist Lyla Pinch-Brock, in From 1998 to 2004, ARCE carried out a comprehensive project to docu*ent and conserve Coptic icons - visually striking and spiritually Shattered in antiquity, the sarcophagus of Ramesside ruler, Rameses VI, remained damaged and undocu*ented until Egyptologist Edwin Brock, ARCE's cultural heritage preservation activities in Egypt foster economic, environmental and social resiliency, speaking to the By joining today, you’ll become a part of the effort to discover and preserve Egyptian cultural heritage, while also supporting the cross-cultural exchange of ideas and scholarship between the US and Egypt.   909 North Washington Street Suite 320 Alexandria VA 22314 United States 2 Midan Simón Bolívar Garden City Cairo Governorate 11461 Egypt