Archaeology, a publication of the Archaeological Institute of America considered that Fletcher's "identification of the mummy in question as Nefertiti is balderdash" Mark Rose, "Where's Nefertiti?", Archaeology, September 16, 2004. "Zahi Hawass, head of the Supreme Council of Antiquities, subsequently banned her from working in Egypt because "Dr Fletcher has broken the rules". Hawass explained this action in an article in the newspaper Al-Ahram: "There are more than 300 foreign expeditions currently working in Egypt, and they all follow the same guidelines.

I don't agree with Dr. Hawass on some level! I know he is trying to set standards but i believe it's these constant theories that make up what Egyptology is all about. Besides, i can't count how many times Mr. Hawass as rebutted his statements

Anubis2001

From what I've heard last time I was in Egypt (last year), Zahi Hawass has been sacked - and noone could be more glad about that than me! He is the most arrogant, ignorant and conceited bully ever to disgrace Egypt, he is not even an Egyptologist, but that didn't stop him from sticking his conk into matters he obviously knows nothing about - Egyptology! Every book on Egyptology available in Egypt is written by him and every television documentary has him waffling about something - and it's all garbage! He has no idea, doesn't know A from B when it comes to Egyptology, but pretends to be an important person - whilst bullying everybody around him! If he really has been sacked, great, hope he doesn't get reinstated.

What rules did she break that she was banned from working in Egypt??

what is meant neffriti

Subject says it pretty much

Would be nice to know in the "templates" section how many times each is used in the site.

I have to confess, that would be a "nice to have" feature. It isnt that necessary.

glad to hear its an easy feature to add. THANKS

Often its because Im comparing 2 versions of the same song... maybe 75 rather than 50 ???