TIME Magazine

City Of Mummies

Treasures from two periods of Egypt's history come to light in the richest find since King Tut's tomb

Diggers

Exciting findings all over the world by archaeologists and amateurs.

How Do You Build A Pyramid? Go Fly A Kite

A Californian thinks ancient Egyptians used the wind to move three-ton stones

Perilous Times for the Pyramids

Without help soon, Egypt's unique archaeological treasures will be lost to humanity

Secrets of a 2,000-Year-Old Child

Scientists use high-resolution X rays to produce astonishing images of a girl who died too young

Secrets Of The Lost Tomb

A mammoth mausoleum uncovered in Egypt may hold up to 50 sons of the greatest of the Pharaohs

Valley Of The Lost Tombs

A cache of pristine mummies offers a look at Egyptian life and death around the time of Jesus

Unmasking King Tut

Modern technology puts a face on the famous Pharaoh and--curses!--lays to rest a 3,300-year-old murder mystery

Working Stiffs

Mummies from a rural oasis provide a rare window onto the brief, backbreaking lives of ordinary Egyptians 2,000 years ago

Tutankhamania

The Tutankhamen exhibit enthralls Paris