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Fatal hot air balloon crash in Egypt under investigation
A hot air balloon crash near Luxor, Egypt, killed 19 foreign tourists. Two people, including one Egyptian, were also injured. Egyptian officials are investigating what cause the hot air balloon to ignite and crash.
Egyptians begin to take back their clunker classrooms
Horizons Howard Carter, the original Indiana Jones (+video)
Google Doodle: Howard Carter and the pharaoh's curse (+video)
Howard Carter: 6 of his first moments in the tomb of King Tut
Biblical history nestled in neon buzz
Amenhotep III statue unearthed in Egypt
Is Indiana Jones the next victim of Egypt's revolution?
Egyptian revolt: Ordinary people demanding ordinary freedom
Egyptian army storms museum to protect from looters
As Gbabgo seizes Central Bank assets in Ivory Coast, a look at the arcane institution
Can Warren Buffett and Bill Gates save the world?
542 antiquities looted in Iraq war return home. Where are the rest?
In Pictures Cool LEGO creations
March 23, 2010 Photos of the Day
Archaeologists unearth statue of Egyptian god "Thoth"
King Tut: The science behind the discovery
King Tut DNA testing sheds light on how he lived and died
Zen and the art of watering the garden by hand
Antiquities in hiding
A brief window opens into rarely seen Iraq Museum
Christie's takes disputed earrings off auction block
Iraq bids to stop Christie's sale of ancient earrings
An Obama dog: for the kids ... and the country
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