Recent and Interesting:

• Re-constructing Amarna?

  This interesting article all too briefly tells us that at a cost of $25 billion dollars, Akhet-aten will stand again, albeit near Luxor! And it will include a restaurant and actors!

• Bed Bugs Bit Ancient Egypt

  Ancient bed bugs found at Tell el-Amarna!

• Akhenaten to get Museum?

  This is not recent despite its categorisation. This project has probably been long forgotten - see discussion on the Amarna list.

Collections of Articles and Essays:

• Marianne Luban's Homepage

  Here are several interesting articles, particularly concerned with identification of the mummies of the Amarna period.

Individual Articles or Essays:

• The Role of the Pharaoh in New Kingdom Egypt
• Akhenaten and the Myth of Monotheism (from San Graal School)
• Pharaoh Season in Egypt (about Tut)
• Revolution in Egypt: Smiling Women and Other Mysteries (International Herald Tribune)
• Mineralogical and Chemical Study of the Amarna Tablets
• Akhenaten:  Mystic or Madman? (National Geographic)
• Year of the Goddess (Chicago House Bulletin)
• Le fac-similé électronique ou les restitutions virtuelles (Francais a propos une edifice construit par Akhenaten)
• Akhenaten, Ancient Revolutionary (Lecture, Western New England College)
• Diagnosing an Enigmatic Pharaoh (Ancient Egypt)

Databases of Articles:

• KMT: A Modern Journal of Ancient Egypt

  Here you can find contents of recent and back issues of KMT. Here are some Amarna-related results:

  • A New Take on Tut's Parents