Includes subscription information; on-line articles; and links.

Publication of the International Association of Egyptologists. Issues available online.

Electronic journal, published by the British Museum's Department of Ancient Egypt and Sudan. Features articles in PDF format and submission details.

Sent to ARCE members and subscribers to notify them of events at the Center and its affiliated institutions, describe research conducted under the Center's auspices, and inform readers of lectures, seminars, exhibitions, and cultural events related to Egypt taking place in the United States.

Excavation reports from research in Egypt 1966-1991, published by the Egyptian Culture Center at Waseda University. With VRML.

GM publish shorter contributions on Egyptological, Coptological and related subjects. Table of contents, guidelines for contributors.

Prices, contents and ordering information.

Information in English about the only popular-science journal on Egypt in German.

Online version, with access to covers, contents and some articles of current and back issues.

Sales of scholarly publications and books on Egyptian and Coptic language and literature.

New Studia Aegyptiaca series, published in cooperation with the Department of Egyptology, Eötvös Loránd University, Bu dapest. The series aims to publish the results of the activities of the Hungarian Archaeological Mission in the Thebes necropolis.

BASP publishes a wide variety of articles of relevance to papyrology and related disciplines. From text editions to important synthetic articles. Has published studies on papyri, ostraca and inscriptions in Greek, Latin and Coptic; in the future, we hope to cover Demotic, Aramaic, Hieratic and Arabic texts of relevance to our readers.

Established in 1962 to foster scholarly research into the art, archaeology, languages, history, and social systems of the Egyptian people. English, French, or German.

Contains articles by Egyptian Studies Society members and papers by archaeologists and egyptologists documenting their research, special areas of interest, and personal experiences. Regular features also include reviews of lectures, books, and exhibits. Archive.

Progress report on a several volume publication of the Griffith Institute. Several volumes may already be ordered.

Extensive bibliography of works relating to the archaeological site of Tuna El-Gebel.