The Egyptian Archaeology Magazine is the bulletin of The Egypt Exploration Society. This issue contains features on EES Delta Survey Minufiyeh 2005, an Amarna scupltors model, a new temple for Thoth in the Dakhleh Oasis, a Fourth Dynasty royal necropolis at Abu Rawash, the Louvre Museum excavations at Saqqara, an article on Eastern Desert Ware, the Giza Archives Project, an article on the location of the port of Perunefer and the temple of Ramessess II at El-Sheikh Ibada.
The Bulletin of the Society (Egyptian Archaeology) is a glossy colour magazine style publication with lavishly illustrated articles on recent excavations and research in Egypt. The Society's own projects in Egypt are described, as well as the work of other expeditions from many countries.
The Bulletin also contains listings of Egyptological events and a valuable up-to-date summary of current archaeological work in Egypt. Two issues are published in each subscription year, in the Autumn and Spring.
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The Horus Serekh

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The serekh is a stylised rectangle which contained the Horus name of ancient Egyptian Pharaohs. The bottom contains a representation the palace facade. It was typically surmounted by a falcon, representing the God Horus, patron of the monarchy.