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The ancient Egyptian city of Amarna continues to transform our understanding of how human society has developed. Not only was it home to the heretic king Akhenaten, his wife Nefertiti and the young Tutankhamun, it remains one of the world’s pre-eminent archaeological sites for understanding how people lived in the pre-Classical world. However, Amarna is under immediate threat from urban and agricultural growth and we invite you to join our international community of supporters to ensure the long-term survive of this unique heritage site.
2017 marked 40 years of continuous archaeological work at Amarna. Visit our anniversary website celebrating this milestone.
ANNIVERSARY WEBSITE
The Amarna Project has just finished its latest season of fieldwork, partly funded by the Amarna Trust.
17
2018
The first Amarna Study Day, celebrating 40 years of archaeology at Amarna.
06
2018
The Amarna Project has just wrapped up an extensive season of work on site, partly funded by the Amarna Trust.
08
2018