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AERA's mission in Egypt owes a debt of gratitude to the strong support and friendship of many talented professionals at the Supreme Council of Antiquities. The SCA is charged by Egypt's Ministry of Culture with the exploration, protection, and conservation of some of the world's most treasured historical objects and sites. All archaeological work in Egypt is carried out under the auspices, and in close collaboration with, the Supreme Council of Antiquities. We wish to extend our thanks to the following: Secretary General
For collaboration and deep friendship, we’re grateful to Dr. Zahi Hawass, Undersecretary of State and Secretary General of the Supreme Council of Antiquities (SCA). We've long shared with Zahi a fascination with and commitment to the study of ancient Egypt and its people. For his many professional courtesies and personal friendship, we thank him. SCA Officials
SCA Inspectors
2005 Field SchoolThe Giza Field School would not have been possible without Dr. Zahi Hawass' enthusiastic support. We also thank Sabry Abd al-Aziz, General Director of Pharaonic Monuments, for his keen interest in the field school, including his on-site visits and lectures. We are grateful to Atef Abu Dahab, Director of Giza and Saqqara and Adel Hussein, Director of Giza for their support and lectures to the field school. Mansour Bureik, Chief Inspector of Giza, gave us extra assistance in his official capacity at Giza, in addition to serving as Field School Unit Supervisor, lecturer, translator, good friend, and advisor. We thank Mohammed Shiha for his support as senior Inspector of the Giza Pyramids during Mansour Bureik’s absence. We thank Abeer Abdallah Bakri for serving as the inspector representing the Supreme Council of Antiquities (SCA) for the field school.
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