1. EGYPTOLOGY.COM Dedicated to examining the art, archaeology, religion and history of Egypt. http://www.egyptology.com/

egyptology.com presents: THE BEST EGYPT LINKS ON THE WEB The Tomb of Niankhkhnum Khnumhotep ... A Modern Journal of Ancient Egypt

2. Egyptology - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia egyptology (Arabic ) is the study of Ancient Egypt and Egyptian antiquities and is a regional and thematic branch of the larger http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Egyptology

Egyptology From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation search The Great Sphinx of Giza against Khafre's Pyramid at the Giza pyramid complex Egyptology (Arabic: علو٠ال٠صريات) is the study of Ancient Egypt and Egyptian antiquities and is a regional and thematic branch of the larger disciplines of ancient history and archaeology . A practitioner of the discipline is an Egyptologist , though Egyptology is not exclusive to such practitioners. Contents Development of the field Problems and mysteries Origins and chronology Temples and pyramids ... edit Development of the field Egyptology investigates the range of Ancient Egyptian cultures ( language literature history religion ... economics , and ethics ) from the 5th millennium BC up to the end of Pagan religion in the 4th century AD. Some of the first historical accounts of Egypt was given by Herodotus Strabo Diodorus Siculus and the largely lost work of Manetho , an Egyptian priest, during the reign of Ptolemy I and Ptolemy II in the 3rd century BC. Progress was made by Muslim historians in Arab Egypt from the 9th century AD. The first known attempts at deciphering

3. Egyptology Resources--resources For Ancient Egypt Internet resources, including mailing lists, news and gossip, contact information for institutes and individuals, journals and links from Nigel Strudwick. http://www.newton.cam.ac.uk/egypt/

Welcome! Latest news... The first Egyptology site on the web Founded August 1994 This page is set up with the kind assistance of the Newton Institute in the University of Cambridge to provide a World Wide Web resource for Egyptological information. The pages are not a publication of the Newton Institute, and all matters concerning them should be sent to Nigel Strudwick Go to News and Gossip Popular local resources Main pages Announcements What's going on in the Egyptology world? (updated 14/01/08) Egyptology FAQ Answers to those basic questions about Egyptology Essential Resources Web pages the Egyptologist can't live without Egyptological Institutions Universities, research institutes the world over Bulletin Board Post your requests for information here! (updated 29/07/06) The Tomb of Senneferi Nigel Strudwick's site about Cambridge excavations in Thebes 1992-2002 Museums Off- and online, the greatest treasures from Ancient Egypt Digs Web sites about all sorts of archaeology in Egypt Beinlich Wordlist An on-line dictionary of Ancient Egyptian Wilbour Library Acquisitions 1995-2003 Journals, magazines

4. WELCOME TO EGYPTOLOGY ONLINE - Distance Learning And Home Study Courses In Egypt egyptology Online is the free information resource for students studying egyptology with the National Home Study College. http://www.egyptologyonline.com/

egyptology, ancient egypt, egypt, egyptian, distance learning courses, home study courses, egyptology courses, history and archaeology courses, pharaohs and kings, queens, hieroglyphs, temples, mummies. - CLICK ON THE CARTOUCHE TO ENTER THE SITE -

5. Akhet Egyptology Resources about the people and their culture, including a clickable mummy and original photography. http://www.akhet.co.uk/

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6. UCLA Egyptology Information on program requirements, faculty and courses for a graduate degree in egyptology. http://www.egyptology.ucla.edu/

Welcome to the Homepage of Egyptology at UCLA For information on UCLA Egyptology's newest project, The UCLA Encyclopedia of Egyptology, follow this link For general information regarding Egyptology in the Los Angeles area, including upcoming lectures, recent publications, events, and specific information for the students of the department, select News For information on the program requirements, select Degrees For regularly offered courses, select Courses To meet our permanent faculty and visiting faculty, select Faculty To meet our graduate students, select Students Selecting Links will take you to information on the UCLA Encyclopedia of Egyptology, Lingua Aegyptia, We hope you enjoy your virtual visit!

7. Egyptology And Ancient Western Asian Studies Professor of egyptology at Brown University. Interests and publications. http://www.brown.edu/Departments/Egyptology/

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8. Absolute Egyptology - Gods Kings Of Egypt, Ägypten Götter Egyptian history with kings and 112 gods. Ägyptiche Götter und Pharaonen. http://www.nemo.nu/ibisportal/0egyptintro/index.htm

9. Egyptology Blog Blog containing egyptology news from around the world. http://www.egyptologyblog.co.uk/

Egyptology Blog Egyptology news from around the world. If you have any comments or suggestions please send me an email using the following link Feel free to comment on the stories below by clicking the comments link next to each post. 09 December 2007 Scientists to use NHS scan on mummy of Nesperennub Google It! An Egyptian mummy nearly 3,000 years old is to be examined using the latest in NHS imaging technology. Nesperennub, a male body enclosed in a linen and plaster case within a 1.5m-long coffin, will have a whole-body computerised tomography (CT) scan at University College Hospital on Monday to see if it will yield any more of its secrets. Experts from the British Museum asked for Nesperennub to be scanned at UCH as the hospital uses the latest CT technology that allows individual images to be created at a thickness of 0.6mm. Two radiographers from the hospital will take about four hours over a series of detailed scans on behalf of experts from the museum's Department of Egyptology... The mummy first visited the trust in 2004 to have a CT but subsequent improvements in technology mean more could potentially be discovered. Scientists to use NHS scan on mummy , PA via The Guardian, UK, December 09, 2007.

10. Egyptology News The Internet Archive is also a potentially useful research tool for other areas of egyptology, and appears to have quite a good search engine (which makes a http://egyptology.blogspot.com/

skip to main skip to sidebar Egyptology News Egyptology news covering Egyptian prehistory and history. Please feel free to email Andie (andie@easynet.co.uk) with any news items you would like me to post - I always welcome website updates or news items that I haven't noticed. Alternatively you can always post a comment about something already posted by clicking on the "comments" link which appears at the end of every post. All the best, Andie Thursday, January 24, 2008 Why Cleo is both hit and myth Manchester Evening News (Helen Tither) Joyce Tyldesley talking about Cleopatra: THE thick kohl eyeliner, the raven black hair, those sultry, seductive eyes - for most of us Elizabeth Taylor is the embodiment of Cleopatra. Oozing sex appeal in her legendary on-screen performance opposite real-life love Richard Burton, she caught the imagination of millions as she brought the tragic Egyptian queen to life. So, in some ways, what a disappointment to discover the real-life Cleopatra may not have been such a gorgeous creature after all. In fact, the woman who seduced Julius Caesar and Mark Antony could have been more fearsome than fair. "Everyone has this Elizabeth Taylor image in mind but the truth is we don't really know what she looked like," explains author Joyce Tyldesley, whose new book - Cleopatra: The Last Queen of Egypt - looks at the myths behind the real-life ruler.

11. Glyphdoctors: Study Egyptology Online! Welcome to Glyphdoctors, the first Web site where you can take egyptology courses online under the guidance of professional Egyptologists from the comfort http://www.glyphdoctors.com/

You are not logged in. ( Login Main Menu Skip block 1 Glyphdoctors Publications Books for Learning Hieroglyphs Glyph Gifts ... Tell a Friend about Glyphdoctors Course categories Skip block 2 Hieroglyphs Egyptology Travel ... All courses **New** Learn about Glyphdoctors' newest feature, Ask an Egyptologist, by watching the video below: Submit your own question to be answered with a weekly video response. You can submit your question in video format , or as a text question Welcome to Glyphdoctors, the first Web site where you can take Egyptology courses online under the guidance of professional Egyptologists from the comfort of your own home, along with other Egypt enthusiasts from around the globe. You can browse and enroll in these courses and other learning opportunities below and check out some of our other resources in the menu to the left. Courses Middle Egyptian This course, taught by Egyptologist Nicole Hansen, gives you a complete introduction to Middle Egyptian hieroglyphs, equipping you with the skills to comprehend and translate literary, religious, historical and documentary texts in the language. Enroll any time and proceed at your own pace. Special offer-Enroll in all 3 units of the course and save 20%!

12. School Of Archaeology, Classics And Egyptology - SCHOOL OF ARCHAEOLOGY, CLASSICS News, information about undergrad and postgraduate programmes, overview of facilities, and links to research areas. http://www.liv.ac.uk/sace/

Skip to navigation Skip main content Staff Students Search University of Liverpool for School of Archaeology, Classics and Egyptology Liverpool University has pioneered the study of the ancient world since 1881, developing unique facilities, such as our museum, libraries and laboratories. The School is now academic home to 40 staff and over 400 students. Our internationally recognised expertise ranges from ancient languages to human evolution, creating a lively culture based around interdisciplinary debate and active research. Liverpool is an internationally recognised centre for research in Archaeology, Classics and Egyptology with 40 members of staff and over 100 postgraduates working on over 15 research projects around the world. Find out about our latest postgraduate opportunities in our downloadable departmental brochure. Teaching We are dedicated to delivering innovative, high quality teaching. The School hosts the archaeology section of the prestigious Higher Education Academy Subject Centre for History, Classics and Archaeology and our National Teaching Fellow contributes actively to the continuing development of our teaching methods. News Read Unearthed 2007 : Some recent research by our staff.

13. Sk4p.net: Introduction To Egyptology www.sk4p.net/egypt/ Similar pages Australian Centre for egyptology(Macquarie University) Information on projects, conferences, lectures, and courses. http://www.sk4p.net/egypt/

Introduction to Egyptology by Shawn C. Knight http://www.sk4p.net/egypt/ Brief Biographies of the Gods Timeline of Ancient Egypt (coming soon) Miscellaneous FAQs What's the deal with all these "hyphenated" gods like Amun-Re, Ptah-Seker-Ausar, etc.? What's the deal about the mummy on the Titanic ... Selected Bibliography sk4p.net Egyptian Stores: at Zazzle.com and at cafepress.com The goal of this site is to be a "one-stop shop" for basic information about Egyptology, such as lists of Pharaohs and dates of their reigns, and capsule summaries of the more important gods of the Egyptians. If you would like to suggest any additions, modifications, clarifications, etc., feel free to contact me by email If you think some information is blatantly wrong, please contact me with a reference, and I will see if I can find some further information on the subject. In such cases, we may be considering two different versions of a myth or conflicting theories about a particular subject, in which case I will add the variant information, as such, to the FAQ. [an error occurred while processing this

14. BBC NEWS | Middle East | 'Find Of Century' For Egyptology Egyptologists say they have identified the 3000year-old mummy of Egypt s most powerful female ruler. http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/middle_east/6244516.stm

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15. Jim Loy's Egyptian Hieroglyphics And Egyptology Page Online grammar, dictionary, and fonts for ancient Egyptian. http://www.jimloy.com/egypt/egypt.htm

Go to my home page Jim Loy's Egyptian Hieroglyphics and Egyptology Page Go to my Egyptology page, without a background image . The signs on the right wish you life, prosperity, and health. These pages have won the Open Directory Cool Site award Yahoo ) lists this page as one of their recommended sites. These pages are dedicated to Carol Hagelstein, wherever she is. She published an Egyptology newsletter. My Egyptian Hieroglyphic Dictionary Egyptian Hieroglyphic Alphabet Your Name In Egyptian Hieroglyphics (loads slowly) Articles about the Egyptian language: Egyptian language (basics) Egyptian Languages Egyptian Hieroglyphic Alphabet Types of Signs in Egyptian NEW Direction of Writing in Egyptian Pronunciation of Egyptian Words Egyptian Hieroglyphic Dictionary Gardiner's Sign List Egyptian words, names, and numbers Egyptian Gods Some Famous Kings of Egypt Egyptian Numbers Years and Dates ... The Rosetta Stone (loads fairly slowly) Some Common Words In Egyptian (loads fairly slowly) Some Common Expressions NEW Some Egyptian Amulets Egyptian language (grammar and other details) Word Order in Egyptian Phonetic Signs in Egyptian (loads fairly slowly) Determinative Signs in Egyptian (loads fairly slowly) Singular and Plural in Egyptian Gender in Egyptian Tense in Egyptian Prepositions in Egyptian ... This, That, These, and Those in Egyptian

16. Peter A. Piccione, Ph.d., Home Page PETER A. PICCIONE, PH.D. Egyptologist Associate Professor of Ancient Near Eeastern History All rights reserved. click here for Viking egyptology! http://www.cofc.edu/~piccione/

17. Egyptology UK - Home Of The Sussex Egyptology Society Online Home of Sussex egyptology Society (SES), one of Britain s most successful regional egyptology groups and gateway to the wonders of Egypt s ancient http://www.egyptology-uk.com/

SUSSEX EGYPTOLOGY SOCIETY (SES) Click here or on the image (below) to enter our site CELEBRATING MORE THAN 10 YEARS The BLOOMSBURY SUMMER SCHOOL AND BLOOMSBURY ACADEMY website www.egyptology-uk.com/bloomsbury The BES DIRECTORY www.egyptology-uk.com/besdirectory Your Egyptological site could be hosted here too - click for details For help with website 'accessibility' please click here EGYPT RING http://www.osirisnet.net/egyptring/e_egyptring.htm Last updated: design: david siddall, monmouth, uk Aspects Internet Access © SES 2007 Pages in this site displaying the W3C HTML 4.01 validation icon and their supporting style sheet have been validated using tests provided by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C)

18. Ptahhotep's Australian Egyptology Page Ptahhotep s Australian egyptology Pages, the first operational website about egyptology in Australia (created July, 1996), by Peter C May, Sydney. http://www.zeta.org.au/~ptahotep/

U niversity S tudents for E gyptological R esearch Mr Scribe says that from 6th July 1996 you are visitor Count courtesy of Sydney Australia LinkExchange Member Welcome to Australia's first fully functional Egyptology Website! (July 1996). Here you will find information on a long underpublicised aspect of Egyptology (on the Net, anyway) - that contributed by Australians! For further menu items, click on " The Serdab " plaster fragment. Apologies for the extended delay in refurbishing this site. Yes, there is some link-rot! Here are some other Australian Egyptology Websites: Australian Egyptology Rigby's World of Egypt The Australian Centre for Egyptology These links will be placed in the 'Oz Sites' Section of the Serdab soon! OzMasr updated 14-Sep-97 Excavations updated 01-Feb-97 Coptology updated 08-Feb-97 Links updated 14-Sep-97 Museums updated 21-Mar-97 Diary updated 14-Sep-97 E-Mail updated 18-Mar-01 Serdab updated 30-Mar-97 Constructed with 100% hand-made HTML (No Sausage Machines or FrontPage fronts!) by Peter C May, MA

19. Unofficial Web Page Of The Wilbour Library Of Egyptology Collection of Egyptological works held at The Brooklyn Museum of Art. http://www.gate.net/~ekwerner/wilbour.htm

Wilbour Library upon Its Completion in 1934 UNOFFICIAL WEB PAGE OF THE Wilbour Library of Egyptology Brooklyn Museum Libraries History ONLINE CATALOG Egyptology Links Address: 200 Eastern Parkway, Brooklyn, NY 11238-6052 USA Telephone: 718.638.5000 ext. 215 Fax: 718.638.5080 E-mail: library@brooklynmuseum.org Hours: By appointment Wednesday through Friday, 1:30-4:30 PM made at least 24 hours in advance and confirmed by Library staff. Search The Brooklyn Museum Libraries' ONLINE CATALOG Official Brooklyn Museum Libraries Page The Wilbour Library of Egyptology: a Vital Resource ," by Patrick F. Houlihan, Ancient Egypt Magazine , v. 3, issue 6 (May/June 2003) Wilbour Library of Egyptology Update: The Wilbour Library of Egyptology has now been moved to an environmentally controlled space that provides custom shelving for the collections, improved work areas and a new reading room. The Wilbour collections are installed in a discrete area of the stacks separate from the other Library collections. This is the first phase of a plan to refurbish the area in which the Wilbour Library was previously stored and discussions are underway for the new Wilbour Library space that will offer a variety of strong resources on the study of Ancient Egypt. History of the Wilbour Library of Egyptology: (Adapted from E.K. Werner, "The Wilbour Library of Egyptology: Its Origin and Development,"

20. F.A.Q. egyptology books on CDROM. Birch, Bouriant, Budge, Davies, Griffith, Naville, Peet, Petrie . http://www.yare-egyptology.freeola.org/YE/faq.php

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