101. Tvaes.org.uk Dedicated to promote the study and public dissemination of culture, religion, art, language, life and death in ancient egypt. Includes a newsletter, a library, subscription details and an application form. Located in the University of Reading, UK. http://www.tvaes.org.uk/

102. Civilization.ca - Mysteries Of Egypt Online exhibition shows highlights Egyptian architecture, culture, daily life. Take a virtual tour of the tomb of Tutankhamen, timeline and bibliography. http://www.civilization.ca/civil/egypt/egypt_e.html

Egyptian civilization originated over 5,000 years ago, and Egypt's historic sites are among the world's greatest tourist attractions. The first seeds of civilization were sown in the fertile Nile Valley. Here, the first multinational state was born, the first writing system using hieroglyphs was invented, the concepts of kingship, religion and bureaucracy were developed. Mysteries of Egypt takes us on a voyage that traverses the centuries, with amazing views into the wonders of ancient Egypt: the pyramids at Giza, the Sphinx, and the pharaohs' temples, palaces and tombs. Index Egyptian civilization Geography Architecture ... join us on a journey into mystery

103. Egypt Television is an ideal medium for disseminating Egyptian culture because that culture is familyoriented and tends to center much of its education and http://www.museum.tv/archives/etv/E/htmlE/egypt/egypt.htm

EGYPT Egypt began its television system, considered one of the most extensive and effective among all undeveloped countries of Asia and Africa, in 1960. Due to a well-financed radio service and film industry already in existence Egypt, unlike other Arab countries, was able to start television production without importing engineering staff from abroad. Even with this beginning, however, the development of television has been complicated by many other social and cultural factors. In the late 1950s, following the 1952 revolution, Egyptian President Gamel Abdul Nasser realized television's potential for helping to build Egypt into a new nation. Though the decision to start television service had been made earlier, the joint British-French-Israeli Suez invasion delayed work until late 1959. Egypt then signed a contract with Radio Corporation of America (RCA) to provide the country with a television network and the capacity to manufacture sets. After the RCA contract was signed, Egypt began construction of a radio and television center, completed in 1960, and the first television pictures appeared on 21 July 1960, using the 625-line European standard. From the start, Egypt did everything on a grand scale. Thus, while most nations began their systems modestly with one channel, Egypt began with three. The entire system was initially totally subsidized by the government, receiving a direct grant every year. In 1969, however, an annual license fee of $15 per set was introduced and after 1979, revenue from advertising and from the sales of programs to other countries also helped in financing. At the present time, a surcharge, which goes to the broadcasting authority, is added to all electricity bills and provides additional funding for the system.

104. THE GRAND MUSEUM OF EGYPT Official website of the Grand Museum of egypt Project, published by the egyptian Ministry of culture; contains sections on the project, the competition, and project management, architectural renderings, exhibits, announcements, updates, and other information. http://www.gem.gov.eg/

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105. Education World® : Lesson Plan: Working 9 To 5 In Ancient Egypt in the shape of an Egyptian pyramid, into a diagram reflecting the ancient Egyptian culture. Ask Who was the most important person in Egyptian culture? http://www.education-world.com/a_lesson/02/lp276-04.shtml

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106. Nile Cruises | Egypt Tours | Quick Trips | Nile Cruise | Transportation | Nilkre Inbound tour operator offering travel packages, hotel and domestic transport. Substantial information about the culture and history of egypt. http://www.mintravel.com/

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107. Beijing This Month- Beijingers Given Insight To Egyptian Culture Beijing This Month Publications, Business Beijing, The Official Guide, Beijing Fact File. http://www.btmbeijing.com/contents/en/btm/2002-08/whathot/egypt

108. The Egyptian Society Of South Africa Aims to foster an appreciation of the history and culture of ancient egypt (as well as modern egypt) through lectures, a newsletter and tours. http://users.iafrica.com/g/gr/grenvill/

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109. The Unification Of Egypt Terms such as the Delta culture and the Upper Egyptian culture should be avoided as misleading, as should the concept of cultural unification. http://www.geocities.com/TimesSquare/Alley/4482/Uni.html

The Unification of Egypt Chronological Summary (ref: "Upper and Lower Egypt", May 31) (dates approximate) - Dynasty 1 and 2 3100 - 2650 B.C. Naqada IIIc,d early Egyptian state - Dynasty kings 3300 - 3100 B.C. Naqada IIIa,b early states/complex chiefdoms - Late Chalcolithic 3600 - 3300 B.C. Naqada IIc,d complex chiefdoms - Early Chalcolithic 4000 - 3600 B.C. Naqada Ic, IIa,b simple chiefdoms - Late Neolithic 4500 - 4000 B.C. Badarian, Naqada Ia,b egalitarian villages The Egyptian Culture in prehistory Increasing social complexity in Egyptian prehistory Unification: Integration or Conquest? Go to EEF index page (for EEF Charter and membership registration)

110. Eternal Egypt This online multimedia project, produced by IBM and the Egyptian Government, presents 5,000 years of Egyptian history and culture using a database of threedimensional high resolution images of artifacts, two-dimensional images, panoramic views, and reconstructed lost or damaged sites; in English, French, and Arabic. http://www.eternalegypt.org

Enter the Site Text Version To experience the rich multimedia and multilingual features of Eternal Egypt, we recommend using one of the supported configurations. Consult the Help page to learn about the technical requirements of Eternal Egypt. Skip this page in the future Take a Guided Tour of Eternal Egypt Entrer dans le site Version texte Afin de faire l'exp©rience des riches fonctions multim©dias et multilingues de l'Egypte Eternelle, nous vous recommandons d'utiliser l'une des configurations support©es. Veuillez consulter la page d'aide pour en apprendre davantage   propos des conditions techniques de l'Egypte Eternelle. Passer cette page   l'avenir Effectuer une visite guid©e du site Web de l'Egypte Eternelle

111. AriadNe/Culture & Recreation/Egypt/Culture - Ariadne The European and Mediterranean link resource presents /culture Recreation/egypt/culture - Art and culture in egypt. http://ariadne.iief.de/index.php3/Culture & Recreation/Egypt/Culture

The European and Mediterranean link resource for R esearch, S cience and C ulture Search Submit News Help Find: Match: Any of the words All the words AriadNe services provide links to a variety of European and Mediterranean WWW servers mainly focussed on research, science and cultural information. Benefits from AriadNe You find a resource regarding a special topic quickly (sorted by category and country). You can rely on regularly checked links (no stale resources). In contrast to national directory services AriadNe presents all results for all countries in English language. This Information Society WebRing site owned by IIEF GmbH Previous 5 Sites Previous Next ... List Sites

112. Special Museums For Tutankhamen, The Royal Mummies In The New Egyptian Museum Brief notice, dated 3/24/2000, relating that the egyptian culture Ministry has decided to specify museums for Tutankhamen, the royal mummies, Ramses II, and the royal jewelers in the new egyptian Museum; from ArabicNews. Special museums for Tutankhamen, the royal mummies in the new egyptian Museum, egypt, culture. ArabicNews.com Your source for Daily News about the Arabic world. http://www.arabicnews.com/ansub/Daily/Day/000324/2000032424.html

Today's Front Page This Edition's Front Page Search Archives News Calendar ... Apply for sales job Special museums for Tutankhamen, the royal mummies in the new Egyptian Museum Egypt, Culture, 3/24/2000 The Egyptian Culture Ministry decided to specify museums for Tutankhamen, the royal mummies, Ramses II and the royal jewelers in the frame of the new Egyptian Museum that will be located in the pyramids area on 120 feddans as the largest museum for archeology in the world. Egyptian Culture Minister Farouk Hosni told ArabicNews.com that these special museums will include many halls for cinema, video, libraries and souvenir sales. Previous Stories: Tunisian fair in Cairo titled Africa in the Fatamid age International conference for Egyptology at end of March 800 ancient prices chosen to be displayed in Alexandria Library subscribe to our daily email news bulletin ... Apply for a sales or marketing job! Advertise on ArabicNews.com. MyFlowers.com sold more than $2700 of flowers in one month advertising on ArabicNews.com! Make your company, and products a success.

113. AriadNe/Culture & Recreation/Egypt - Ariadne The European and Mediterranean link resource presents /culture Recreation/egypt - culture, Fun, Recreation, Sports, Tourism, in egypt. http://ariadne.iief.de/index.php3/Culture & Recreation/Egypt

The European and Mediterranean link resource for R esearch, S cience and C ulture Search Submit News Help Find: Match: Any of the words All the words AriadNe services provide links to a variety of European and Mediterranean WWW servers mainly focussed on research, science and cultural information. Benefits from AriadNe You find a resource regarding a special topic quickly (sorted by category and country). You can rely on regularly checked links (no stale resources). In contrast to national directory services AriadNe presents all results for all countries in English language. This Information Society WebRing site owned by IIEF GmbH Previous 5 Sites Previous Next ... List Sites

114. Ptolemaic And Roman Egypt: 332 BC-395 AD The final kings of egypt were Greek kings following the conquest by They spoke Greek and they thought that Greek culture and peoples were better than http://www.wsu.edu/~dee/EGYPT/PTOLEMY.HTM

Alexandria Change to . . . Egyptian History and Peoples Egyptian Prehistory The Two Lands: The Archaic Period The Old Kingdom The First Intermediate Period The Middle Kingdom The Second Intermediate Period The New Kingdom The Third Intermediate Period The Late Period Ptolemaic and Roman Egypt Hieroglyphics The Egyptian Underworld Gallery of Ancient Egypt Egypt Timeline Readings in Egyptian Culture Ancient Egypt Atlas A Glossary of Egyptian Terms and Concepts Internet Resources on Egypt About "Egypt, A Learning Module" Bibliography of Sources ©1996, Richard Hooker For information contact: Richard Hines Updated 6-6-1999

115. Index Promotes Finnish egyptology and knowledge of Ancient egyptian culture by providing expertise and financial support, arranges lectures, and organizes exhibitions in Finland and guided tours to egypt and egyptian collections around the world; in English, Finnish, and Swedish. http://www.minedu.fi/tieteellisetseurat/egyptologia/

SUOMEN EGYPTOLOGINEN SEURA EGYPTOLOGISKA SÄLLSKAPET I FINLAND FINNISH EGYPTOLOGICAL SOCIETY Kirkkokatu 6 FIN- 00170 Helsinki FINLAND e-mail: ses@csc.fi

116. ArtWorld EGYPT - Introduction They both underlie the understanding of Egyptian culture how and why the Egyptians did things, their ideology, their world view, their own understanding http://artworld.uea.ac.uk/teaching_modules/egypt/welcome.html

RESOURCES FOR TEACHING IN WORLD ART Introduction Teaching Modules Object Catalogue ArtWorld Community ... help EGYPT - INTRODUCTION previous page Egypt timeline Egypt maps Egypt questionnaires Discussions and Debates navigation Political map of Egypt, 1997.Courtesy of The General Libraries,The University of Texas at Austin Aims of the Module To make the student aware of the principles of Egyptian Art using objects from the Oriental Museum in Durham To look at and consider the technology behind the manufacture of Egyptian objects To consider the nature of Egyptian art, with its biases, preconceptions and varied approache The Oriental Museum Egyptian Collection The River Nile at Rosetta Desert at Qasr es-Sagha Cultivation By the Nile Introduction to Ancient Egypt Egypt is located in the north-east corner of Africa, bordered on the west by the Sahara Desert, the east by the Red Sea, the north by the Mediterranean Sea and to the south by modern Sudan. The most important geographical aspect of Egypt is the River Nile, which runs through this arid area bringing the water, which supports life here. In ancient times, the Nile used to flood once a year. The melting snows of the mountains of central Africa brought water to the sources of the Nile in the central African highlands and caused a huge inundation which swept upstream, northward through the Nile Valley and delta. The river overflowed its banks and the delta floodplain and at last finally reached the sea. When the flood waters subsided they left behind a coating of fresh silt and mud on the Black Land of Egypt. Egyptian farmers planted their crops, tended them as they grew and then harvested them before the next flood came.

117. Ancient Egyptian Culture An extensive and authoritative exhibit in the Minnesota State UniversityMankato E-Museum containing images and text describing Daily Life, Art, Architecture, the Military, Religion, and other topics. http://www.mnsu.edu/emuseum/prehistory/egypt/index.html

The Ancient Egyptian Culture Exhibit Daily Life Art Military Architecture ... Links

118. Culture And Historical Linguistic In Ancient Egypt The use of each was reflected through the Ancient Egyptian culture at the time. 1. The oldest Hieroglyphic was discovered goes back to the end of 4000 BC. http://zohery.com/culture_and_historical_linguisti.htm

Culture and Historical Linguistic in Ancient Egypt By: Ali Zoher y [I.] Introduction: The decipherment of the hieroglyphic script by Jean-Francois Champollion on 14 September 1822 opened the way to a more intense study of Ancient Egyptian texts. Egyptologists discovered the ancient Egyptian writings but the development of this writing still receiving much attention from researchers. Egyptologists believe that the ancient Egyptians went through different periods in their long ancient history. This research is about tracing the expansion of use of language as reflected in the writing systems during the Ancient Egyptian periods. Following are the four Ancient Egyptian writing systems. The use of each was reflected through the Ancient Egyptian Culture at the time: 1. The oldest Hieroglyphic was discovered goes back to the end of 4000 BC. Hieroglyphic means sacred scripts inscribed on the walls of the temples or religious verses written on the papyrus. Hieroglyphic could be read from top to bottom, Sometimes from right to left, or from left to right. When the writing from right to left the signs face right. It reflected the strong relationship between kings and gods. The following types of writings were developed from the Hieroglyphic, which was the original one. 2. Hieratic was developed before 2000 BC. It was the type of writing that the priests used in their religious books. The Hieratic Signs are abbreviated forms from the Hieroglyphic. Usually, the directions of the signs face right. This writing reflected the powerful position of the priests in some eras of the Ancient Egyptian Civilization.

119. Al-Ahram Weekly | Heritage | Museum Of The Millennium An account of the international competition to design a new Grand Museum of egypt, presentation of awards to the three finalists by Mrs. Suzanne Mubarak and culture Minister Farouk Hosni, and a description of the site and contents of the new museum; from AlAhram Weekly Online, Issue No. 642 (12-18 June 2003). http://weekly.ahram.org.eg/2003/642/he1.htm

12 - 18 June 2003 Issue No. 642 Heritage Current issue Previous issue Site map Published in Cairo by AL-AHRAM established in 1875 - NAVIGATION - Front page Egypt Region International Economy Opinion Press review Letters Culture Living Features Heritage Sports Chronicles Profile People Cartoons Crossword Listings/Timeout BOOKS SITE MAP ARCHIVES Text menu Comment Recommend Printer-friendly Museum of the millennium An architect from the Republic of Ireland has won the international competition to design a national museum overlooking the Pyramids of Giza. Nevine El-Aref attended last Tuesday's awards ceremony Click to view caption The statue of Ramses II in his childhood guarded by Horus; Mrs Mubarak and Minister of Culture Farouk Hosni congratulate the winner; the winning design, created by architect Shih-Fu Peng, is meant to create harmony with the desert landscape Strains of classical music filled the air of Cairo Museum in Tahrir Square as Mrs Suzanne Mubarak and Culture Minister Farouk Hosni presented awards to the three finalists in the international competition to design the Grand Museum of Egypt. The winner, architect Shih-Fu Peng of the Dublin firm Heneghan, created a partially underground desert-hugging design with a terraced roofline reflecting the three Pyramids of Giza. Peng's designs will cover an area of approximately 500,000 square metres of land and will include an exhibition space of 38,000 square metres.

120. Grade 6: Egyptian Projects And Internet Resources This site is dedicated to the history and culture of Ancient egypt. There is an overview of history Also featured are articles about egyptian culture. http://www.internet-at-work.com/hos_mcgrane/egypt/egyptintro.html

Amsterdam Grade 5/6 Projects Ancient History Menu Ancient Egypt Projects Ms Hos-McGrane's Grade 6 Social Studies Class Welcome to our Ancient Egyptian Project Pages Main Menu [Amsterdam Projects Other Schools] Egyptian Resources Amsterdam Student Projects Egyptian Project 1 by Shivanthi S., Martin B., and Meri I. Egyptian Project 2 by Erez H. and Natalie H. Egyptian Project 3 by Niel B. and Ashley-Britt H. Egyptian-Related Projects from Other Schools Projects on Ancient Egypt: History and Thought of Western Man Rich East High School, Park Forest, IL These webpages were the final project for a high school course on the History and Thought of Western Man . Topics include: Egyptian mummification, the lives of middle-class Egyptians during the New Kingdom, Queen Hatshepsut, and the role of cats in Ancient Egypt Egypt World A ThinkQuest '98 semi-finalist entry designed by students from Germany and the US. Here is on-line museum designed an Internet educational tool for people ages 12 and up. The authors offer rich content combined with collaborative Internet-style tools found in their Media Kiosks, Tourist Centers, Arcades, and a collaborative hub, the Bazaar. The site also features stunning graphics and a splash page using Macromedia's Flash creating a dramatic entry point for visitors. Voyages of Exploration : Discovering New Horizons Voyage of the Ancient Egyptians ThinkQuest 2000

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