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Akhenaten and the Religion of Light by Erik Hornung, 1999-11
Valley of the Kings (Visiting the Past) by Rob Alcraft, 2001-10
Egyptian Mummies: People from the Past by Delia Pemberton, 2001-11
Archaeology (Science and Its Secrets) by Raintree Publishers, 1988-06
Tales of a Dead King by Walter Dean Myers, 1983-10
Secrets of the Mummies: Uncovering the Bodies of Ancient Egyptians (I Was There) by Shelley Tanaka, 1999-09-01
The Tomb of the Boy King: A True Story In Verse by John Frank, 2001-04-09
The Warrior of Bast by Janet Lane Walters, 2010-07-26
Before the Flood: Dramatic New Evidence That the Biblical Flood Was a Real Life Event by Ian wilson, 2002

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Art-antique-otiano.com - Egyptian Archaeology
Egyptian Archaeology objects from different periods.
http://www.art-antique-otiano.com/gb/archaeology/egyptian_archaeology.htm
Prehistoric Egyptian Tomb Discovered - < Archaeology News Detail On ECUltural Re
Daily updated cultural resource news, jobs, announcements, consultants and resources.Postings for archaeology, historic preservation, museum,
http://www.eculturalresources.com/news/540.html

Extractions: Tell a friend about this site HOME NEWS ... SIGNIN " The American-Egyptian excavation team made the discoveries in what they described as the largest funerary complex ever found that dates to the elusive five-millennia-old Predynastic era, Egypt's Supreme Council of antiquities said Wednesday. "This is a major discovery, and will add greatly to our knowledge of the period when Egypt was first becoming a nation," said Zahi Hawass, Egypt's Chief archaeologist. In the area of Kom El-Ahmar, known in antiquity as Hierakonpolis, 370 miles (600 miles) south of Cairo, the team working for five years in the area excavated a complex thought to belong to a ruler of the ancient city who reigned around 3600 B.C. The find is significant because little is known about the early phase of Predynastic period. That era predates the unification of upper and lower Egypt that triggered the well-known Dynastic era, when ancient Egypt's pharaohs ruled. " Full story: MSN Associated Press
Top20Archaeology.com - Online Directory For Archaeology Education.
Top20Archaeology.com Online Directory for Archaeology Education including Biblical, Egyptology, Anciet Civilizations, Regional, Dating Techniques,
http://archaeology.top20education.com/

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Egyptian Sea Vessel Artifacts Discovered At Pharaonic Port Of Mersa Gawasis Alon
In December, an archaeology team led by Kathryn Bard of Boston University andRudolfo One held nautical artifacts from ancient Egyptian sea vessels,
http://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2005-04/bu-esv042105.php

Extractions: Boston University (Boston) When Kathryn Bard reached through the small hole that opened in a hillside along Egypt's Red Sea coast, her hand touched nearly 4,000 years of history. The opening that Bard, an associate professor of archaeology at Boston University, and her team's co-leader Rodolfo Fattovich, a professor of archaeology at Italy's University of Naples "L'Orientale," discovered was the entrance to a large, man-made cave. Two days later at a site about 30 meters beyond this cave, the team removed sand covering the entrance to a second cave, one that held the well-preserved cedar timbers of an ancient Egyptian sea-faring vessel. The timbers, together with limestone block-anchors, curved cedar steering oars, rigging ropes, and other items, are from ancient Egyptian ships. In addition to the nautical items in the second cave, and the two antechambers discovered to branch from it, the archaeologists found limestone tablets with hieroglyphic inscriptions that detail long-ago trade expeditions to the Red Sea region known as Punt. Bard and Fattovich will present their findings on the two caves and discuss the promise their discoveries hold to fellow archaeologists on April 23 during the 56th annual meeting of the American Research Center in Egypt (ARCE) in Cambridge, Mass.
Egyptian Archaeology Ring
This Webring groups sites about the history, language and culture of pharaonicEgypt. These sites provide an objective and scientifically justifiable view
http://q.webring.com/hub?ring=egyptianarchaeol&id=1&hub
Egyptian Galleries @ UPM Of Archaeology And Anthropology
http://www.upenn.edu/museum/Collections/egyptian.html
Columbia To Launch Egyptian Archaeology Fieldwork & Research Program In 2002
Columbia to Launch Egyptian Archaeology Fieldwork Research Program in 2002.By Suzanne Trimel. Columbia will launch an archaeological fieldwork and
http://www.columbia.edu/cu/record/archives/vol26/vol26_iss1/2601_CU_Egypt.html

Extractions: Vol.26, No. 01 Sept. 4, 2000 By Suzanne Trimel Columbia will launch an archaeological fieldwork and research program in January 2002 in a desert region of southern Egypt that has a rich past in the development of early Christian sects, inland agricultural economies and urbanism. Construction of a small student residence hall and research center begins this fall. Bagnall said the Columbia program will be based on the archaeological site of Amheida, part of a region studied by the long-established Dakhleh Oasis Project. Amheida was settled in the third millennium BCE and occupied through the fifth century. Trimithis during the Roman period, the site was the location of a Roman military camp and includes many buildings visible above the surface of the sand, said Bagnall. The project highlights a renewed interest in archaeology at Columbia, which has appointed three new faculty members in the field and will open a Center for Archeology. Following six weeks of field work and instruction in Dakhleh, students will travel for two weeks to sites and museums throughout Egypt, ranging from Aswan to Alexandria. Several more weeks will be spent in Cairo or Alexandria preparing major independent projects.
Humbul : Archaeology
Search Humbul s entire catalogue of online Archaeology resources. The photographsshow ancient Egyptian and medieval monuments as well as ordinary
http://www.humbul.ac.uk/archaeology/

Extractions: Search Help Home / Archaeology by resource type You are here Projects/Organisations Research Related Teaching/Learning Related Journals - Fulltext ... All Records The Humbul Humanities Hub is a service of the Resource Discovery Network funded by the Joint Information Systems Committee, the Arts and Humanities Research Council, and is hosted by the University of Oxford.

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