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Egyptian Scarabs (Shire Egyptology) by Richard H. Wilkinson, 2008-11-18
Furniture at Deir el-Medina, including Wooden Containers of the New Kingdom, and Ostracon Varille 19 (GHP Egyptology) by Jac J. Janssen, 2008-12-31
Egyptian Medicine (Shire Egyptology) by Carole Reeves, 2008-03-04
Egyptology: Search for the Tomb of Osiris
Egyptian Grammar (Egyptology: Griffith Institute) by Sir Alan Henderson Gardiner, 1957-01
The Hyksos Period in Egypt (Shire Egyptology) by Charlotte Booth, 2008-03-04
Untersuchungen Zu Den Totenbuch (Studies in Egyptology) by MUNRO, 1988-01-04
Anthropology and Egyptology: A Developing Dialogue (Monographs in Mediterranean Archaeology, 8)
Afroasiatic Linguistics, Semitics, And Egyptology: Selected Writings Of Carleton T. Hodge by Alan S. Kaye, C. T. Hodge, et all 2004-11-30
Egyptian Rock-cut Tombs (Shire Egyptology) by Aidan Dodson, 2008-03-04
Pharaoh Triumphant: The Life and Times of Ramesses Ii, King of Egypt (Egyptology) by K. A. Kitchen, 1983-04-01
A Professor Of Egyptology by Guy Boothby, 2004-06-30
Egyptology: Webster's Timeline History, 1422 - 2007 by Icon Group International, 2009-07-08
Valley Of The Kings (Studies in Egyptology) by REEVES, 1990-01-07

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Masters Program In Egyptology At Memphis
egyptology students with the M.A. degree in Art History from the University of Memphis have continued on to Ph.D. programs in ancient Egyptian art, history,
http://academics.memphis.edu/egypt/maprogram.html

Extractions: Site Map Master of Arts in Egyptology faculty and professional staff of the IEAA teach undergraduate, graduate, and Continuing Education classes in Egyptian art, archaeology, history, religion, and language. The graduate-level courses listed below satisfy requirements for the Master of Arts degree in Art History with a concentration in Egyptian Art and Archaeology which is offered by the Department of Art at the University of Memphis. The Master's degree program with a concentration in Egyptian Art and Archaeology is designed to prepare the student either to continue on to a higher degree or to enter an alternate career path. Whichever the student's choice, the program will assist the student in developing strong skills in analytical thinking, research and writing. Egyptology students with the M.A. degree in Art History from the University of Memphis have continued on to Ph.D. programs in ancient Egyptian art, history, archaeology, and language at such distinguished institutions as the University of Chicago, New York University, the University of Pennsylvania, The Johns Hopkins University, and University College, London. Other of our students have enrolled in programs in related fields such as religious studies, ancient history and museum studies.
Welcome To The Yale Egyptological Institute In Egypt
Yale egyptology is dedicated to the study and exploration of the civilizations, languages, and history of the Nile Valley and its desert hinterlands,
http://www.yale.edu/egyptology/
Egyptology - Book List
Hilary Wilson has taught egyptology to Adult Education classes for twenty years and as Setkemet, the Egyptian Lady, she visits primary schools to
http://www.shirebooks.co.uk/Egyptology/egyptology-bl.htm

Extractions: Home Order Form Forthcoming titles About us ... Index by Title Egyptology Titles on this page are: The Art of Death in Graeco-Roman Egypt Egyptian Rock-cut Tombs Egyptian Boats and Ships Egyptian Shabtis ... Protodynastic Egypt The Art of Death in Graeco-Roman Egypt 978 7478 0647 9 (Shire Egyptology 28) 80 pp, 53 colour and 26 b/w ills. Judith Corbelli holds the degrees of BA (Hons) and MPhil of the University of Liverpool, where she read Ancient History, Classical and Egyptian Archaeology. She specialises in Graeco-Roman Egypt. Egyptian Boats and Ships 978 7478 0222 8 (Shire Egyptology 20) 56 pp, 36 ills. This comprehensive survey of Egyptian nautical archaeology and history from the Predynastic period to the end of the Ptolemaic period is based on the latest findings in nautical archaeology and research. In particular, the book takes advantage of the study of possible or certain Early Dynastic boat remains from Tarkhan and Abydos, the discovery of large Middle Kingdom ship timbers from Lisht and the find of a Persian-period boat near Heliopolis. Beginning with an examination of the physical environment of the Nile Valley, which has important implications for the development of nautical technology in Egypt, the author surveys the principal chronological divisions of Egyptian history, concentrating as much as possible on the actual remains of boats but also using artistic representations and historical sources. A final chapter surveys the place of boats in Egyptian religious beliefs and practices.
My Egyptology
My egyptology. Email me. Egyptian Chronology. Pro-LDS Symbolism of the Book of Abraham. LDS Attack on Anti-Mormonism. Strange Egypt. Tripod Counter
http://www.myegyptology.net/
Egyptology
This page links to sites that contain information on egyptology.
http://www.cyberpursuits.com/archeo/egy-arch.asp

Extractions: CyberPursuits Main Page Guides and More Regions Africa Australia and Oceania British Isles Egyptology Continental Europe Far East Central Asia Near and Middle East North America North Atlantic Topics Food and Diet Tools and Materials Underwater/Maritime Archaeoastronomy Geoarchaeology Megaliths Art in Archaeology Legal Issues Programs Academic Organizations Resources Publications and News Books Film and Photography Art and Posters Software and Games Search ArchNet The links on this web site are provided for reference purposes. CyberPursuits has no control over the content of off-site links and cannot be held responsible for any harm real or perceived incurred as a result of launching to another site through a URL located on this Web site. All links leave the site and open a new window The Plateau Official Site of Dr. Zahi Hawass
Swansea University - Classics
Offering several courses in egyptology.
http://www.swan.ac.uk/classics/

Extractions: Welcome to the largest department of its kind in Wales. Covering Ancient Egyptian Culture, Classical Culture and Ancient History our dedicated staff can help you achieve excellence in your studies and research. The department has been rated as 'excellent' in a recent Teaching Quality Assessment (1997) and holds a '4A' in Research. The department is committed to high-quality teaching of undergraduates, to continuing education, and to research and publication in Classics, Ancient History and Egyptology. Undergraduate Study Postgraduate Study Staff Research ... Text Only Type your keyword and press search.
Terri S World Of Egyptology
A list of dynasties and rulers, queen list and an introduction to some wellknown pharaohs, including a mummification process, hieroglyphics translator,
http://www.angelfire.com/la/egyptology/index.html

Extractions: Egypt is a land of mystery, a land that leaves us so much beauty, yet so many unanswered questions....Come with me as we explore it's wonders and seek its' answers... Please click below to explore the subjects. The Official Exhibition DVD Of Tutankhamun and the Golden Age of the Pharaohs Tour! Latest Discoveries! Check here for recent new discoveries in Egypt Pharaohs And Queens A look into the personal lives of some of Egypts' greatest rulers. Did you know? Fascinating facts and information into the daily lives of ancient Egyptians. Explore the wonders of the ancient world. Book Reviews Information on great reading! Dynasti es of Egypt Chronological list of dynasties and their rulers. Queens List List and personal stories of all the known Queens of Egypt. Mummie s Interesting facts about mummification. Links Links to my favorite sites on Egypt. Ancient Love Songs Beautiful words of love thousands of years old Princes and Princesses Learn about the little known Heirs of Egypt Book of The Dead Spells to enter the netherworld Gods Alphabetical list of the Gods of Ancient Egypt var enabled = 'no';
Construction Begins On UCLA Encyclopedia Of Egyptology, UCLA International Insti
Egyptologists and UCLA s best technology centers commence the heavy lifting of rewriting ancient Egypt s history.
http://www.international.ucla.edu/article.asp?parentid=42386
Apple - Science - Profiles - Medical Visualization: Egyptology In 3D
He has degrees in both anthropology and egyptology and leads a research initiative of the Centre National de la Récherche Scientifique in the study of
http://www.apple.com/science/profiles/mummy/index.html

Extractions: var searchSection = 'mac'; var searchCountry = 'us'; Search Why Mac for Science Hardware for Science Software for Science Science Solutions ... Inside the Image By Grant Ellis Nor is it known how or why this man died. His identity is a mystery; there are no inscriptions on his funerary wrappings that give us a clue. He was not a royal or even a VIP. But he is receiving royal treatment today from MAAT3D, and is destined to become a celebrity. MAAT3D scanned the mummy with a Phillips MX 8000 CT Scanner at the Figeac Hospital at a resolution of 0.3mm per slice, generating more than 7000 scan slices and a world of detail about the mystery man. But the clincher is the fact that although the mummifiers shaved the body, its internal organs were not removed. Had the Champollion mummy been that of a royal, or even a man of any importance in the community, its brain and entrails would certainly have been ritually removed, replaced with sawdust and resins, and placed beside him or in canopic jars beside his sarcophagus. In short, this mummification was done quickly on the cheap. From this we learn some important facts about mummification during the Ptolemaic period. First, less-privileged people might not receive the full ritual evisceration and decerebration (removal of brains and thoracic organs). This suggests that the standards of funerary services were slipping. Second, the customary ritual removal of organs provided better preservation of the bodies. Although the corpse of the Champollion mummy was obviously immersed in natron (sodium carbonate, a naturally occurring salt) for the standard 60-day dehydration period, the body did not survive as well as the pampered mummies of the elite.
Al-Ahram Weekly | Heritage | Egyptology Galore
From the Mediterranean bed to Kom AlDikka, from Akhmim to Sinai, from the Egyptian Museum in Cairo to Basle and Germany and from auction halls in Europe
http://weekly.ahram.org.eg/2004/723/heritage.htm

Extractions: Published in Cairo by AL-AHRAM established in 1875 Recommend Comment Printer-friendly From the Mediterranean bed to Kom Al-Dikka, from Akhmim to Sinai, from the Egyptian Museum in Cairo to Basle and Germany and from auction halls in Europe and America to Egypt, there were several exciting archaeological events to highlight this outstanding year. Nevine El-Aref reviews the past 12 busy months Click to view caption A colossal face of Ramses II in Akhmim; A wooden guilded statuette of Tutankhamun wearing the crown of Lower Egypt TUTMANIA: This was the year when Switzerland, Germany, France, Greece, the United States and China were caught up in the euphoria of Egyptomania, with 14 exhibitions featuring the Ancient Egyptian civilisation. The one that hogged most of the glory was the touring Tutankhamun circus, which is travelling through Europe and America for the first time in more than two decades. Egypt prohibited any further showing of the treasured collection following its last exhibition in Cologne in 1981 when damage was sustained by the statue of the deity Selket, which at one point fell resulting in the detachment of its scorpion crown.
"So You Want To Be An Egyptologist?"
Young persons often ask what preparation is necessary for a career in egyptology, and what are the job prospects. egyptology is an extremely competitive
http://academic.memphis.edu/egypt/ugletter.html

Extractions: Young persons often ask what preparation is necessary for a career in Egyptology, and what are the job prospects. Egyptology is an extremely competitive field requiring many years of specialized graduate study resulting in a doctoral level degree (Ph.D.). Before proceeding on to graduate study in Egyptology, you will first need to complete an undergraduate degree in a related field such as Art History, Anthropology, Archaeology, History, Near / Middle Eastern Studies or Classical Studies. Undergraduate students at The University of Memphis may choose to major in Art History or History, and take courses in Egyptian art, language and culture offered at the undergraduate level. A Bachelor of Art degree in Art History or History from the University of Memphis, with some coursework in Egyptian art, history and language, would provide you with an excellent start to your career as an Egyptologist. Since Egyptological research requires use of books and articles written in French and German, it is a very good idea to begin study of one or both languages before entering college. Egyptology degree programs are very competitive, with many students applying each year for only a few openings. High scholastic achievement (good grades) in college is necessary to compete successfully with other applicants. Learning and practicing good study habits in high school will prepare you to succeed in college. In addition, students with good grades are more likely to get fellowships and scholarships which will ease the financial burden of attending college.
Archaeology | Egyptology | Archeology - FOXNews.com
Archaeology, egyptology, archeology FOXNews.com. Archaeology news. Reports on egyptology, Biblical, Classical, Medieval and Asian archeology findings.
http://www.foxnews.com/scitech/archaeology/index.html

Extractions: var d_sitezone = "fnc/scitech/archaeology"; var d_nameValue = "ptype=subsection;pageId=;col=;kw="; We Report. You Decide. SEARCH UREPORT Send us your video, ... photos and news ON FNC: Schedule get_a(728,90,"top"); SECTION MAP SEE MORE - Space - Archaeology - Natural Science - Evolution and Paleontology - The Human Body - Cybersecurity - Video Gaming - Personal Technology - Patents and Innovation Send news tip to FOXNews.com SUBMIT FOXNEWS.COM HOME SCITECH ARCHAEOLOGY AP A detail from a fresco in an ancient Egyptian tomb. Explore the ancient world and discover classical Egypt, Greco-Roman antiquity and lost civilizations Advertise Here Advertisements Jerusalem Mansion May Have Housed Exiled Queen Archaeologists May Have Found Biblical Wall Royal Seal Indicates Biblical Queen Jezebel's Power Quarry Used to Build Second Temple Found Near Jerusalem ... Israeli Scientists: Masada Bodies Are Roman, Not Jewish
Distance Learning (online) Courses :: Egyptology Non-credit Bearing Courses
This course is intended as a background for those new to studying egyptology, but who want to pursue the subject. It is what it says, an introduction,
http://www.education.ex.ac.uk/dll/list_courses.php?code=dle
Egyptology For The Gamer
A collection of egyptology links collected with the RPG player and GM in mind.
http://www.skaro.com/larpegypt.html

Extractions: Once again, I've found a way to turn a personal interest into something useful for RPGs. Below is a relatively short list - given the thousands of Egyptology sites on the web - of nifty links I have found that might be of use to a player or Game Master looking to run a game - live or tabletop - with an ancient Egyptian motif. With the context of RPGs in mind, I have focused upon the less academic sites. You're probably here because you want some cool details about the mummification process, or a quick excerpt from the Carter Diaries for your game. If you're a serious Egyptology student, this portal might be a good launching point, but you're not going to find the really meaty academic stuff linked from this page. This whole escapade was inspired by reading White Wolf's Mummy: The Resurrection which is, by far, the most interesting sourcebook they've released in years I'm always accepting suggestions!
Egyptology And The Book Of Abraham
I am happy for this opportunity to respond in some way to Stephen Thompson s study of egyptological character of the Book of Abraham.
http://www.lds-mormon.com/dpwonboa.shtml

Extractions: November 13, 1993 I am happy for this opportunity to respond in some way to Stephen Thompson's study of egyptological character of the Book of Abraham . Earlier this year he sent me a manuscript of a larger study, to which I responded in writing to him. The paper read today is a shortened and revised version of that earlier paper. Much of what I might have had to say as a critique was taken care of in my written response to him, and what objections I had have been addressed in this version. What I would like to do in this oral response today therefore is not so much raise questions against his thesis, but to give an indication what other evidence exists that supports his basic argument. I agree with him that the Book of Abraham does not derive from Abraham and is apparently not historical. If I have any quibble with Thompson it is that I think that we can be much more confident about these conclusions and that we can go further and argue in fact that the book is not ancient but specifically the composition of Joseph Smith. The bits of evidence I raise have more to do with matters of Hebrew and the Bible . Thompson's evidence shows one aspect of the character of the Book of Abraham; that it does not readily reflect a knowledge of Egyptian language, religion, and culture. My evidence shows a complementary aspect of the books character; that it really has a textual origin in the KJV and to some extent the Hebrew text of the Bible. The ancient language it is familiar with is not Egyptian but Hebrew.
Bibliotheca Alexandrina, Egyptology
de l Égypte (180928) by scholars accompanying Napoleon I. Inegyptology began with discovery of the Rosetta Stone (1799) and the publication of
http://www.bibalex.org/English/Egyptology/overview.htm

Extractions: Important Links The study of Ancient Egypt from the putative beginnings of Egyptian culture (c. 4500 BCE) to the Arab conquest (CE 641). Egyptology began with discovery of the Rosetta Stone (1799) and the publication of Description de l'gypte (1809â28) by scholars accompanying Napoleon I. In 1880 Sir William Matthew Flinders Petrie (3 June 1853 â 28 July 1942), an English Egyptologist, brought controlled, scientifically recorded excavation to Egypt, revolutionizing archeology and pushing theories on Egyptian origins back to 4500 BCE. The discovery of Tutankhamen's tomb in 1922 heightened public awareness. In 1975 the First International Congress of Egyptology convened in Cairo. Many sites remain that have been only slightly explored. Latest books acquired by the BA regarding: Ancient Egyptian Gods Ancient Egyptian Temples Ancient Egyptian Temples in luxor ... Books by Dr. Zahi Hawass
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http://www.egyptology.ru/lang.htm

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The Tomb Of Henu
A team from the Katholieke Universiteit Leuven (Belgium) directed by professor Harco Willems has discovered a completely intact tomb dating to about 2050 BC
http://www.arts.kuleuven.be/egyptology/Henu.htm

Extractions: NEW: Book presentation 13 December 2007, Leuven A team from the Katholieke Universiteit Leuven (Belgium) directed by professor Harco Willems has discovered a completely intact tomb dating to about 2050 BC at the site of Dayr al-Barsha in Middle Egypt. The burial was located in a rock cut shaft in the tomb of Uky in a vast necropolis on the southern hill of Dayr al-Barsha. This area has been under investigation since 2005 by Marleen De Meyer , who carried out the excavation of the tomb. The tomb of Uky consists of two consecutive rooms,of which the shafts in the entrance chamber had already been excavated in 2005-2006. This year the two shafts in the rear chamber were the object of research. The fill of one of these shafts, a square one in the rear of the chamber, soon turned out to be entirely different than that of robbed shafts. It consisted of almost sterile limestone debris that formed the original backfill of a shaft after a burial had taken place in ancient times. Already on the second day a small hole emerged in the north wall of the shaft, and through it an entirely intact burial chamber could be seen. Even though the burial took place over four thousand years ago, the colours on the painted objects were very fresh, and no dust even covered them. View into the intact burial chamber of Henu The chamber contained a fine and well-preserved set of tomb equipment of the late First Intermediate Period , at the dawn of the Middle Kingdom (approximately 2050 BC). When found, the original blocking of the burial chamber was intact and consisted of loosely piled blocks of limestone. After its removal, there appeared a small but richly equipped burial chamber. The room was almost entirely filled with a large wooden box coffin, which is decorated with a line of hieroglyphic texts running around each of the vertical sides and one line of text on the lid. These texts belong to a type of offering formulae addressed to the gods Anubis and Osiris, but in addition they also provide the name of the deceased: Henu. On the eastern side of the coffin two eyes are painted that allow the mummy of Henu to gaze out to the rising sun.
USEFUL URLs FOR EGYPTOLOGY
The Australian Centre for egyptology Macquarie University , Sydney Australia . Egyptian museum of the Uruguayan society of egyptology
http://www.saclib.ox.ac.uk/sac02eleegyurlegy.htm

Extractions: USEFUL URLs FOR EGYPTOLOGY September red indicates changes since the previous update Good Starting points Your faculty web page http://www.orinst.ox.ac.uk/ OxLIP: http://www.bodley.ox.ac.uk/oxlip/index.html Intute : Arts and Humanities (replaces Humbul): http://www.intute.ac.uk/artsandhumanities/ SOSIG: http://www.sosig.ac.uk Abbreviations http://www.geocities.com/TimesSquare/Alley/4482/AHmag.html Academic Institutions Websites UK Academic Web Servers: http://www.scit.wlv.ac.uk/ukinfo/ac/index.php?refs1334=(none) Academic Search Services SearchEdu: http://www.searchedu.com Academic Info: http://www.academicinfo.net Academic Resources http://www.academicresources.net Addresses of Egyptologists and Egyptological institutions The directory of North American Egyptologists: http://www-oi.uchicago.edu/OI/DEPT/RA/ABZU/EGDIR_INTRO.HTML Email addresses of Egyptologists http://www.newton.cam.ac.uk/egypt/email.data.html#R Addresses of Egyptologists http://www.fak12.uni-muenchen.de/aegyp/IAEPage.html Egyptological societies and institutes: http://www.geocities.com/TimesSquare/Alley/4482/EEFinst.html#9.1
Universities That Offer Egyptology Degrees
The following is a list of colleges and universities that offer undergraduate and graduate degrees in egyptology and Ancient Near Eastern Studies.
http://www.guardians.net/egypt/education/egyptology_universities.htm

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