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Egypt is rich in a cultural heritage that can be traced from the remote prehistoric past to the various stages of world civilisation. Ancient Egypt's monuments link us to the past and make us aware of past human achievements. It is our duty to protect and preserve this heritage so that we, and future generations, can share in this historical legacy of our predecessors.
**Proceedings of the First ECHO Conference on Egyptian Cultural Heritage Management**
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The Egyptian Cultural Heritage Organisation (ECHO) is a charitable organisation committed to assisting young Egyptians in preserving and managing the world heritage of Egypt as the most effective, long-term, sustainable and least expensive means of safeguarding the threatened archaeological record.

Action is needed now! To help make a difference join ECHO today and why not purchase some ECHO merchandise?
  • Publication of the first book in ECHO's Monograph Series: Standards of Archaeological Excavation: A Fieldguide
  • Camels, Horses, and Hawkers at Giza
  • Hierakonpolis Under Threat
  • A Boost for the Grand Egyptian Museum

    The ECHO Web links page has an extensive list of links to all Egyptian Archaeological Resources on the internet. Contact us if you would like your web site considered for inclusion, or would like to include a link to ECHO from your site.

    ECHO Units
    ECHO has established specialist units to deal with the running of it's various activities and in furtherance of it's objectives. These special units are:
    ECHO Publications ECHO Tours ECHO Projects & Events
    ECHO Field Unit ECHO Schools & Training
    What You Can Do
    Although ECHO has created fund raising activities, money and resources are still required to fulfil the objectives and make archaeology really work to protect Egypt's cultural heritage. To continue the work laid out in the Objectives and Current Projects, ECHO needs sponsors and donations. Monetary donations are not the only means of supporting ECHO, products and skills are much needed and can be put to good use. ECHO is also looking to increase its membership.