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         Egyptology:     more books (100)
  1. Egyptian Scarabs (Shire Egyptology) by Richard H. Wilkinson, 2008-11-18
  2. 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
  3. Egyptian Medicine (Shire Egyptology) by Carole Reeves, 2008-03-04
  4. Egyptology: Search for the Tomb of Osiris
  5. Egyptian Grammar (Egyptology: Griffith Institute) by Sir Alan Henderson Gardiner, 1957-01
  6. The Hyksos Period in Egypt (Shire Egyptology) by Charlotte Booth, 2008-03-04
  7. Untersuchungen Zu Den Totenbuch (Studies in Egyptology) by MUNRO, 1988-01-04
  8. Anthropology and Egyptology: A Developing Dialogue (Monographs in Mediterranean Archaeology, 8)
  9. Afroasiatic Linguistics, Semitics, And Egyptology: Selected Writings Of Carleton T. Hodge by Alan S. Kaye, C. T. Hodge, et all 2004-11-30
  10. Egyptian Rock-cut Tombs (Shire Egyptology) by Aidan Dodson, 2008-03-04
  11. Pharaoh Triumphant: The Life and Times of Ramesses Ii, King of Egypt (Egyptology) by K. A. Kitchen, 1983-04-01
  12. A Professor Of Egyptology by Guy Boothby, 2004-06-30
  13. Egyptology: Webster's Timeline History, 1422 - 2007 by Icon Group International, 2009-07-08
  14. Valley Of The Kings (Studies in Egyptology) by REEVES, 1990-01-07

41. Altertumswissenschaften (WE 3), FB Geschichts- Und Kulturwissenschaften, FU Berl
Within the Dept. of History and Cultural Studies. Offers egyptology, Near Eastern, Classical and Prehistoric archaeology. Staff list.
http://www.fu-berlin.de/einrichtungen/fachbereiche/gesch-kultur/altwiss/
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42. The Australian Centre For Egyptology
The Australian Centre for egyptology. Macquarie University. Sydney Australia. Home. 2001/2002 Excavations in Egypt. SAQQARA.
http://www.egyptology.mq.edu.au/Saqqara.htm
The Australian Centre for Egyptology
Macquarie University
Sydney Australia Home 2001/2002 Excavations in Egypt
SAQQARA
Unis Cemetery Teti Cemetery – North Teti Cemetery – West
Unis Cemetery
Director: Prof. Naguib Kanawati
During the last year examination of the Unis Cemetery progressed in two directions: The tomb of Unis-ankh, son of King Unis, was previously recorded by our expedition; however, the majority of its decorated blocks are presently housed in the Field Museum of Natural History, Chicago. Permission was granted by the museum to examine the scenes and inscriptions on the blocks, and in May two weeks were spent in the museum for this purpose. As the reconstructed tomb is now covered by glass casing, no adequate photographs or epigraphic work was possible, but the museum authority undertook to send us copies of their photographs taken before the glass cover was installed. The human remains recovered in an earlier season from the tomb of Iy-nefert and Unis-ankh were examined by Drs. Michael Schultz and Roxie Walker with the intent of assessing the age at death, any indication of diseases, etc. Our study of these two tombs and of other smaller ones in the vicinity has shed important new light on the problematical transition between the reigns of Unis and Teti and the establishment of the Sixth Dynasty.

43. Western Academic & Specialist Press Website
Specialise in European prehistory, African and Asian archaeology and egyptology.
http://www.waspress.co.uk/

44. Egyptology
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45. Welcome To NELC At The University Of Chicago
A department in the Division of Humanities offering Islamic studies and disciplines such as Assyriology, egyptology, and ancient Near Eastern Archaeology.
http://humanities.uchicago.edu/humanities/nelc/

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46. University Of Wales Swansea, Department Of Classics And Ancient History
Offers several courses in egyptology.
http://www.swan.ac.uk/classics/
Welcome Welcome to the home page of the Department of Classics and Ancient History at Swansea. 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 and ancient history. We like to keep in touch with former students who are invited to sign our guest book
Enquiries
Enquiries
You can contact the department at: Department of Classics and Ancient History
University of Wales Swansea
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Wales - UK Tel. 01792 295187 or 205678 Fax. 01792 295739 A.B.Lloyd@swansea.ac.uk
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47. Piccione, Selected Web Links
egyptology on the World Wide Web Selected Professional Sources compiled by PA Piccione. ONLINE DIRECTORIES OF WEB-PAGES. Giza On Line egyptology Clearinghouse.
http://www.cofc.edu/~piccione/weblinks.html
Pardon our dust, but this page is still under construction ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... Egyptology on the World Wide Web
Selected Professional Sources
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ON-LINE DIRECTORIES OF WEB-PAGES
ABZU: Guide to Resources for the Study of the Ancient Near East Available on the Internet
Abzu is a project and publication of The Research Archives of the Oriental Institute of The University of Chicago. It is recognized as the most comprehensive directory of professional Web pages pertaining to the study of the ancient Near East. It categorizes pages according to: authors, regions, archaeological sites, projects, museums, directories, library catalogs, publishers, publications, discussion lists, and maps and atlases. It should be the first stop on the Web for any scholar and student researching topics on Egypt and the Near East.
ABZU: Egypt Index (by author)
Argos Web Search Engine (Ancient World)
Ancient World: WWW Sites
Columbia University Libraries. African Studies Links ...
Diotima: Materials for the Study of Women and Gender in the Ancient World
A major Web resource for primary and secondary sources and classroom materials pertaining to the roles, functions, and status of women in ancient society, specifically: Egypt, the Near East, Greece, and Rome. Resources include: translations of original documents, synthetical studies and essays, bibliographies, syllabi (for university-level courses on these subjects), and links to related pages on the Web.

48. Arkeologi Och Antik Historia Vid Uppsala Universitet
Research in archaeology, African and comparative archaeology, classical archaeology, and egyptology.
http://www.arkeologi.uu.se/
Arkeologi och antik historia
Genvägar Avdelningar: Afrikansk och jämförande arkeologi Antikens kultur Arkeologi Egyptologi Gemensamma resurser: Studentinformation Forskningspresentationer Forskningsprojekt vid institutionen Information Bibliotek Forskning Utbildning Nätuniversitetet Magisterkurser Personal Jämställdhet Publikationer Avhandlingar Universitetskatalogen Karta Universitetets GIS-nätverk Externa länkar In English Aktuellt INSTITUTIONEN HAR
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751 26 Uppsala Besöksadress: Engelska Parken. Humanistiskt centrum (Thunbergsvägen 3) Disputation 26 maj kl 10 i Ihresalen, Engelska parken: Abdurahman Juma försvarar sin avhandling Unguja Ukuu on Zanzibar: An archaeological study of early urbanism. Fakultetsopponent: Dr. C. Kusimba, Field Museum, Chicago C- och CD-uppsatser på nätet Seminarier Forskarseminarier i arkeologi SSESSoC-seminarier Föredragsserie i egyptologi: Hatshepsut and her temple at Deir el-Bahri 27 maj kl 10 i Lilla Seminarierummet (vid institutionen i Engelska parken): Dr. C. Kusimba, Field Museum, Chicago

49. Institut Für Ägyptologie Der Universität Wien
Die Zeitschrift f¼r ¤gyptische Arch¤ologie und deren Nachbargebiete wird vom –sterreichischen Arch¤ologischen Institut, Abteilung Kairo und der –sterreichischen Akademie der Wissenschaften herausgegeben und dient ab 1999 dient L als Plattform f¼r die Publikationen des SCIEM2000.
http://www.univie.ac.at/egyptology/pubEL_de.html
Publikationen des Instituts
Herausgeber: Prof. Manfred Bietak
BAND AUTOREN TITEL JAHR I BIETAK, M.
HERRMAN, CH.
PUSCH, E.B. Zur Herkunft des Seth von Avaris.
II BIETAK, M.
BUSCHHAUSEN, H. et alii
MORTENSEN, B.
THANHEISER, U.
WALBERG, G.
WALBERG, G.
Change in the Settlement Pattern and Population in the Beginning of the Historical... A Gold Pendant from Tell el-Daba. The Finds at Tell el-Daba and the Middle Minoan Chronology. III BECKERATH, J. von BIETAK, M. DEVER, G. FISCHER, P.M. GOEDICKE, H. HELCK, W. KEMPINSKI, A. KRAUSS, R. LEITZ, CH. LOON, M. van LUFT, U. MAGUIRE, L.C. MALAMAT, A. MUCKE, H. PORADA, E. ROHL, D.M. THOMAS, H.L. WALBERG, G. Implications of an Ultra Low Chronology. The Chronology of Syria-Palestine in the Second Millennium B.C. Absolute Dating by SIMS - The Present State of Research. The Chronology of the Thera/Santorin Explosion. The Middle Bronze Age in Northern Israel, Local and External Synchronisms. Das Kalendarium des Papyrus Ebers und seine chronologische Verwertbarkeit. Bemerkungen zur astronomischen Chronologie. The Beginning of the Middle Bronze Age in Syria.

50. Crank Dot Net | Egyptology
Secrets of the Lost Ark 2003 May 22 egyptology . chemistry . religion Charlatans and egyptology 2001 Jan 21 egyptology . skepticism
http://www.crank.net/egyptology.html

Pyramidical Globalization 2002 Oct 04
Egyptology
conspiracy secret societies
"Disbelief in 'MAJIC' can force the disulusioned into believeing in Goverment, Corporation's, Men and Technology ... Hello! My name is Glen Pearson I believe every Honorable,Decent,Prudent and Wise man should be ashamed of the Goverment they are forced to live under because they are the Minority."
Mysteries of the Unknown 2002 Oct 04
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Atlantis Egyptology UFOlogy
A variety of essays on a variety of topics.
Sphinx Stargate 2002 Aug 15
catastrophism
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Hall of Records 2002 Aug 15
Egyptology
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Jesus: Alpha and Omega of Creation 2002 Mar 25
religion
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The Secret of the Pyramid Text 2001 Aug 11 Egyptology paranormal
"How to have ultimate far journeys-out of body experiences. Hiroyuki Nishigaki.My several exciting space travels, Pyramid Text, shaman. About how and what to do to fly into the vast fine universe from physical body like an ancient Egypt king or Thothor phenix [sic] in detail concretely for the first time in the world. Super adventures beyond the physical body. The manners of psychic world (energy body), too. For example, don't visit others very often or for long time, don't peep at a bathroom, don't use a strong sharp hook(interlock). I succeeded in decoding the oldest classic of out of body book (2000 years ago, in China) 8 years ago and havewritten about it, too."
In the Hall of Ma'At 2001 Aug 11 skepticism archaeology Egyptology history
"To the ancient Egyptians ma'at was a concept of truth, justice and balance. This web site is put forth in that spirit. The aim of this site is to provide a well reasoned case for the mainstream version of ancient history. We will present articles that validate our true heritage and that dispute the proposals used to support the belief in a lost civilization that seeded the familiar ancient cultures of the world. ... History cannot be written on the basis of possibilities supported by evidence that may, or may not, turn up at some future time; rather, we are convinced that it must be based on material which is present, checkable, and verifiable or falsifiable. It is therefore essential that people seeking to challenge mainstream theories provide verifiable scientific evidence in support of their claim."

51. Homepage Of The Institute For Egyptology, Vienna University (Austria)
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http://www.univie.ac.at/egyptology/

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52. Search Our Egyptology Collection...
Includes illustrated searchable catalog of its collection.
http://emu.man.ac.uk/mmcustom/EgyptQuery.php
The Manchester Museum - Egyptology Collections Simple searches can be carried out by clicking on one of the images below or by entering text in the box below. Boolean-type searches are available from the Boolean Search option, for more complex searches use the Detailed Search option. This is a live database and is being added to regularly. Records with Images Mummy Portraits Kahun Excavation Scarabs ... Death and the Afterlife Gallery Search our collection... Find: what where anyfield in notes Advanced search Detailed search Terms and Conditions Powered by:

53. Caroline Seawright's Egyptology Column
Caroline Seawright s egyptology Column. by Caroline Seawright April 12, 2001, Want to receive email when this page changes? egyptology Deities.
http://www.thekeep.org/~kunoichi/kunoichi/themestream/egypt_column.html
Caroline Seawright's Egyptology Column
by Caroline Seawright
April 12, 2001
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You can e-mail me at kunoichi@thekeep.org and I'll put you on my personal Themestream e-mail list! I have a special fondness for Egyptology, so I've started my own column (which was being featured in the History section on Themestream before they went belly-up) on this topic. Want to interact with each other (and maybe me, too!) and find out who all reads my articles, besides you? If so, check out my Chat Room and chat away. (It's not too full, so stop by every so often and see if you're lucky enough to catch someone else online! ^_~ Good luck!) New Articles Apep, Water Snake-Demon of Chaos, Enemy of Ra...
Sopdet, Goddess of Sirius, New Year and Inundation...

Mehet-Weret, Celestial Cow, Goddess of Waters, Creation and Rebirth...

Iabet, Cleanser of Ra, Personification of the East...
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Human Sacrifice in Ancient Egypt...
Egyptology - Deities Amentet, Goddess of the Dead, Personification of the West...
Ammut, Great of Death, Eater of Hearts, The Devourer...

Anqet, The Embracer, Goddess of Fertility and the Nile at Aswan...

Anubis, God of Embalming and Guide and Friend of the Dead...
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Wadjet, Goddess of Lower Egypt, Papyrus, and Protector of Pharaoh...
Egyptology - General Headdresses of the Ancient Egyptian Deities...

54. Kunoichi's Egyptology Page
Kunoichi s Pages
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55. Lanny Bell
Professor of egyptology at Brown University. Photograph, interests and publications.
http://www.brown.edu/Departments/Egyptology/bell.html
Lanny Bell
Adjunct Professor of Egyptology
Background:
Professor Lanny Bell received his Bachelor of Arts degree in Egyptology from the Department of Near Eastern Languages and Literatures at the University of Chicago in 1963. He then received his Doctor of Philosophy degree in Egyptology from the Oriental Studies Department of the University of Pennsylvania in 1976. Professor Bell served on the faculty of the University of Chicago until 1996 when he opted to take early retirement in order to pursue his broad-based humanistic research as an independent scholar. He returned to teaching almost immediately, however, and was appointed an Adjunct Professor of Egyptology at Brown University in 1997. He has also taught at the Rhode Island School of Design and at Columbia University
Principle Interests and Fieldwork:
Professor Bell has taught graduate, undergraduate and extension courses in Egyptology since 1965; his courses over the years have included language classes in Old, Middle and Late Egyptian, as well as Coptic; literature in translation; art, architecture and archaeology; culture and history; and epigraphy.
Professor Bell has been extremely active in Egypt; conducting seventeen seasons of fieldwork in Luxor since 1967 and leading 26 tours since 1973. From 1977 to 1989, he was Field Director of the

56. CCER - Egyptian Treasures In Europe
Developers of computer software relating to egyptology, especially Glyph for Windows and MacScribe for Macintosh, for typsetting hieroglyphs. Also provide Egyptian word and hieroglyph databases, dictionaries and indexes.
http://www.ccer.nl/index_logo.html

57. EGYPTOLOGY LINKS
ANCIENT EGYPT AND egyptology. Anthony s egyptology and Archaeology EgyptWorld The Ancient Egyptian Third Dynasty by Francesco Raffaele
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The Ancient Egyptian Third Dynasty by Francesco Raffaele
Ancient Egypt: The Second Dynasty by Francesco Raffaele
Welcome to Egypt The Internet 1996 World Exposition
Egypt Tours and Travel Information
Egypt Voyager
Guardian's Egypt
Egypt Economy, Culture, tourism, Government, Travel
History of the Use of Papyrus
INFOHUB: Entertainment in Egypt
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Egyptian statues at Statue.com
Valley Illustration Egypt stuff
Oriental Institute Photographic Archives: Egypt
ArabNet: Egyptian History
Art and Architecture of Ancient Egypt
Egypt Center ...
Neferchichi's Tomb
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58. This Is Part  Two Of The 8th Congress Report
A report presented at the Eighth International Congress of egyptology (Cairo, 28 March03 April 2000) provides a brief history of the Egyptian Museum and why a new facility is urgently needed; by Naglaa El Zahlawi.
http://www.guardians.net/sca/congress2000/congress_2000_pt2.htm
This is part 2 of the 8th Congress Report: The Eighth International Congress Of Egyptology The New Egyptian Museum to be Erected Soon in a Newly Arranged Area
Presented by Naglaa El Zahlawi
The present day Egyptian Museum in Cairo The first national Museum established in the Middle East was the famous Cairo Museum. The Museum has a long history that started in 1835 when Champollion presented to Mohamed Ali Pacha, ruler of Egypt a petition to establish a museum in order to store and protect the many monuments collected out of the digs in the pharaonic sites. Champollion wanted the whole world to admire these exclusive pieces located in Egypt he personally is fond of. The museum collection is constantly enriched with the excavation findings of Egyptian and foreign archaeologists and displaying adequately these objects became an on- going challenge. Provincial museums have partly helped to solve the problem that still exists as the Cairo museum in its present location in Midan El Tahrir is subject to threats from the environmental surroundings of buildings and heavy traffic and not to neglect vibrations and pollution. A new Great Egyptian Museum is urgently needed to display the objects in the proper way they deserve. A site 480,000 square meter has been carefully chosen 2.5 km north the Pyramids. A comprehensive context will highlight the value of more than 100,000 exhibited objects. Dr.Mohamed Saleh, Director of the project had stated:

59. New Jersey Egyptology Society
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