61. Museums News about egyptology collections in Museums around the world, from the International Association of Egyptologists. http://www.fak12.uni-muenchen.de/aegyp/iae/museums.html

Museums and permanent exhibitions last update 03.12.01 Aswan Nubia Museum Barcelona Museu Egipci de Barcelona. Berlin Chicago (Ill.) The Art Institute. Cleopatra. An Interactive Guide to the Ancient World. Leiden Rijksmuseum van Oudheden. Temporary displays and re-installation programme. London Petrie Museum of Egyptian Archaeology, University College London. The new H. S. Smith Papyrus Gallery. Lyon Luxor Museum of Mummification Paris The Louvre. The inauguration of , 19 December 1997. Washington D.C. The National Museum of African Art, The Smithsonian Institution. Kerma and the Kingdom of Kush 2500-1500 B.C. Back to Egyptology international

62. All Egyptology University of Exeter homepage, egyptology. This year Exeter will be offering five Level One courses in egyptology by distance learning. http://www.ex.ac.uk/dll/dlegypt.htm

Egyptology Students intending to attain a Certificate in Egyptology are required to complete one module covering the techniques of either Archaeology or Egyptology. Modules available this academic year to meet the requirement are ' Archaeological Techniques: An Introduction' and 'Methods and Techniques of Egyptology'. This year Exeter will be offering five Level One courses in Egyptology by distance learning. Each Level One course carries 20 credits. To gain a named Certificate in Egyptology a total of 120 credits is required, with 80 credits (4 courses) in Egyptology. Two further Level One courses are in preparation, so that students may gain all credits within the subject. Level 1 Progression Students are recommended to begin with the background courses: Methods and Techniques of Egyptology: An Introduction Ancient Egypt: an Introduction Ancient Nubia: An Introduction. Ancient Egypt: The Old Kingdom, 5,000-2,000 BC ... Next year alternative or additional courses will be offered including Religion and Art of Ancient Egypt, Level 2 Ancient Egypt in Focus: Part 1 Ancient Egypt in Focus: Part 2 LEVEL 1 METHODS AND TECHNIQUES OF EGYPTOLOGY Students will be introduced to the wide range of techniques used in modern Egyptological studies. Topics for consideration include the practicalities of studying Egyptology, and the analysis of historical and textual sources. The module also covers important archaeological concepts such as scientific methods of dating, and excavation.

63. UCLA Egyptology Website Information on program requirements, faculty and courses for a graduate degree in egyptology. http://www.humnet.ucla.edu/humnet/egyptology/index.html

64. Czech Institute Of Egyptology, Prague AN OFFICIAL HOMEPAGE. Celetná 20 110 00 PRAHA 1 CZECH REPUBLIC Tel 00420224491394 Fax 00420-224491628. 4, Dokki Street GIZA-CAIRO http://egyptologie.ff.cuni.cz/

AN OFFICIAL HOMEPAGE Celetná 20 110 00 PRAHA 1 CZECH REPUBLIC Tel: 00420-224491394 Fax: 00420-224491628 4, Dokki Street GIZA-CAIRO ARAB REPUBLIC OF EGYPT Tel: 00202-3315257, 3315297 Fax: 00202-7485892 Czech Pages English Pages Faculty of Arts, Charles University © 1995-2004 by Jaromir Krejci Any comments mail, please, to the administrator: jaromir.krejci@ff.cuni.cz

65. Anthony's Egyptology And Archaeology Multimedia resource site links, tourist information, forum, and timeline. http://www.osirisweb.com/egypt

66. African History -- Egyptology egyptology Guide picks. History of egyptology The French were the first Europeans to start exploring the relics of Ancient Egypt, followed by the British. http://africanhistory.about.com/cs/egyptology/

zJs=10 zJs=11 zJs=12 zJs=13 zc(5,'jsc',zJs,9999999,'') About History African History Era: Kingdoms ... African Stencils zau(256,152,145,'gob','http://z.about.com/5/ad/go.htm?gs='+gs,''); Apartheid Slavery Biographies Era: Human Origins ... Help zau(256,138,125,'el','http://z.about.com/0/ip/417/0.htm','');w(xb+xb); Stay Current Subscribe to the About African History newsletter. Search African History Ancient Egypt Explore Ancient Egypt through its magnificent architecture and sculpture, the pyramids, hieroglyphics, the lives of the pharaohs, gods and goddesses, and more. Alphabetical Recent Up a category Tutankhamun: The Boy Pharaoh King Tut's tomb was the first found by modern-day archaeologists that still contained treasure. Ancient Egypt: the Father of Time The way in which we divide the day into hours and minutes, as well as the structure and length of the yearly calendar, owes much to pioneering developments in ancient Egypt. The Discovery of King Tut In November 1922 Howard Carter found the tomb of Tutankhamen in the Valley of the Kings, despite the belief by other archaeologists that there was nothing left to be found in the valley. How to Make a Mummy A light-hearted look by About.com's Ancient History guide on how to make a mummy as the Egyptians would have.

67. Edward Brovarski Professor of egyptology at Brown University. Interests and publications. http://www.brown.edu/Departments/Egyptology/brovarski.html

Edward Brovarski Adjunct Professor of Egyptology Background: Professor Brovarski received his Bachelor of Arts in Classical History and Archaeology from the State University of New York at Albany in 1965. He received his Doctor of Philosophy in Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations - Egyptology from the University of Chicago in 1989. From 1974 Professor Brovarski held curatorial positions in the Department of Egyptian and Ancient Near Eastern Art at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston , where he became Curator of Egyptian and Ancient Near Eastern Art in 1986 and Research Curator in Egyptian Art in 1988. At present, as Adjunct Research Scholar, Professor Brovarski devotes his time to fieldwork in Egypt and the publication of the excavations of the Joint Harvard University-Boston Museum of Fine Arts Egyptian Expedition. Professor Brovarski has participated in archaeological and epigraphic field expeditions in both Egypt and Iran and in 1987 he became Co-Director of the Yale University-Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, Giza Mastabas Project, and since has spent several seasons at Giza copying reliefs and inscriptions in the mastaba tombs surrounding the Great Pyramid of Khufu. In 1990 when the Museum of Fine Arts returned to the site of Deir el-Bersheh in Middle Egypt for the first time since 1915, in collaboration with the University Museum of the University of Pennsylvania and the University of Leiden in the Netherlands, he became one of the Co-Directors of the project.

68. EGYPTOLOGY IN URUGUAY egyptology, archaeology, anthropology, uruguay, history, egypt, education, research. *****. egyptology IN URUGUAY. HELLO! http://www.geocities.com/CapeCanaveral/Hall/1585/

EGYPTOLOGY IN URUGUAY HELLO! Let me introduce myself so that I can talk to you about a group of people in a small country who had a dream... and are trying to make it happen ! Prof. Juan José Castillos Director of the Uruguayan Institute of Egyptology The Uruguayan Society and Institute of Egyptology In 1980 a group of Uruguayans founded the Uruguayan Society of Egyptology with the purpose of the accurate popularization of the facts concerning one of the most wonderful civilizations in the history of mankind. Before 1980 all that the public knew about the subject was what was found in books from different sources (some reliable and others not so much) and the little that was taught in local institutions. It is easy to understand that all sorts of strange theories and interpretations flourished unchecked bringing confusion to the unsuspecting readers who did not have at the time where to turn for the actual facts, as brought forward by reliable scholars. Given the distinguished cultural tradition of the country, some Uruguayans felt it was time to do something about this sad situation. The courses range from Archaeology, History of the Ancient Near East, Ancient Egyptian History, Art, Religion, Literature and Science and Technology, Egyptian Language, etc. to mandatory courses on modern languages such as English, French and German. We are a non-profit institution that does not receive any grants or financial help from any official or private source, except for the very small fees paid by the Members of about U$S 100 per year, which go for the operational expenses of the institution. Our teaching staff work on an honorary basis as a generous contribution to Uruguayan culture. We have been publishing a learned Journal, the

69. Current Research In Egyptology 2003 To be held Saturday Sunday, 1819 January 2003 in G6 Lecture Theater of Institute of Archaeology University College London. http://www.homepages.ucl.ac.uk/~tcrnkep/index.htm

THE FOURTH ANNUAL CURRENT RESEARCH IN EGYPTOLOGY SYMPOSIUM FOR GRADUATES [NOTE: The Fifth Annual Current Research in Egyptology Symposium will be hosted by the University of Durham in January 2004. For more information please visit the website at http://uk.geocities.com/cre5durham2004 INSTITUTE OF ARCHAEOLOGY UNIVERSITY COLLEGE LONDON G6 Lecture Theatre, Institute of Archaeology UCL 31-34 Gordon Square, London WC1H 0PY WHAT IS CRE? CRE is an annual two-day symposium which aims to provide a forum for the discussion of Egyptological research currently being conducted at the postgraduate level. Attendance is open to all. Subscribe to the CRE email list! Join us on the evening of 17th January (18:30-19:30) for a lecture given by Cathie Bryan as part of the Friends of the Petrie Museum Lecture Programme entitled: "Napoleon and Egypt in Paris: the Egyptian Conquest of France", followed by a wine reception in the Petrie Museum. An evening of Egyptian mezze and dancing will take place on Saturday evening (18th January) at the Institute of Archaeology. Pre-paid tickets to be purchased with registration.

70. World Party - Albums - Egyptology It Is Time Beautiful Dream Call Me Up Vanity Fair She s The One (Vocal Interlude) Curse of the Mummy s Tomb Hercules Love Is Best Rolling Off a Log Strange http://www.worldparty.net/discography/egyptology.html

It Is Time Beautiful Dream Call Me Up Vanity Fair ... She's The One (Vocal Interlude) Curse of the Mummy's Tomb Hercules Love Is Best Rolling Off a Log ... Always

71. Other Egyptian Collections In Uruguayan Museums Describes the contents of other Uruguayan Museums with ancient Egyptian objects, besides the one maintained by the Uruguayan Society of egyptology. http://www.geocities.com/Paris/Jardin/6043/

OTHER EGYPTIAN COLLECTIONS IN URUGUAY Besides the Egyptian Museum of the Uruguayan Society of Egyptology, there are other museums in Montevideo that have objects belonging to such an ancient civilization, many of them of great beauty or value as archaeological artifacts, although unfortunately none of them comes from scientific excavations. They are all donations from individuals who bought them in Egypt a long time ago or from exchanges between institutions. We thought it would be useful for people to know more beyond our regional boundaries about the existence of these museums and what they have in storage and on permanent exhibition. MUSEO DE HISTORIA DEL ARTE DE LA INTENDENCIA MUNICIPAL DE MONTEVIDEO This museum has recently been refurbished and offers the public an excellent collection of ancient Near Eastern and Classical art, most of them very good reproductions and many authentic objects. Under the able direction of its Coordinator, Gustavo Ferrari, and with the work of a team of skilled administrators and experts in conservation, it is currently carrying out an expansion into other neighbouring premises, where a museum of Precolumbian and Colonial Latin American art is also located. With its ample floor area, it allows visitors the comfortable enjoyment and an adequate exhibition of its rich collections. The Egyptian Room contains objects belonging to most periods of ancient Egyptian history, from the Predynastic to Graeco-Roman times.

72. Ancient Egypt Mesdjer Sedjem. Staffordshire egyptology Society. If you have any queries about any of the subject matter then please email Paul Badham info@egyptology.co.uk. http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/PaulBadham/homepage.htm

Mesdjer Sedjem Staffordshire Egyptology Society Large image of Great Pyramid of Giza at night - 231KB Mesdjer Sedjem, the Staffordshire Egyptology Society (S.E.S.), is a new society which is involved with the study of ancient Egypt. The S.E.S. meet the first Wednesday of every month 7.30 to 9.30 pm at St. Leonard's Social Club, St. Leonard's Avenue, Stafford ST17 4LX. ALL ARE WELCOME, members and non-members alike. The first part of the meeting is normally taken up with society and Egyptolgy news etc., while the second part with a colour slide talk given by one of our members or invited guest speakers. After drinks there is a chance for some informal chat - usually about Egyptology matters, This site is presently under construction and will be updated regularly. If you have any queries about any of the subject matter then please e-mail Paul Badham: info@egyptology.co.uk E-mail S.E.S. Egypt Pages INSCRIPTION - JOURNAL OF ANCIENT EGYPT A new and exciting journal about ancient Egypt. A must for those with an interest in Egyptology. The journal contains interesting articles and study material for those with a passion for ancient Egypt and students of Egyptology. For more information see the InScription's web page: InScription - Journal of Ancient Egypt Egypt 1156 B.C.

73. Uruguayan Institute Of Egyptology For education in egyptology. Staff and courses. http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Troy/8458/

STAFF The staff of the Uruguayan Institute of Egyptology has consisted over the last 14 years of the following: TEACHING: Prof. Juan José Castillos Dr. Alberto Bianchi (deceased) Dr. Alberto Galasso QF Antonio Muniz Mr. Ricardo García Mr. Oscar Patrón Mr. Augusto C. Rondán (deceased) SPECIAL PROJECTS: Mr. Carlos Galucci (Automatic translation of Ancient Egyptian) Mr. Jorge Casariego (Western Valley of the Kings) Mr. Víctor Capuchio / Mr. Daniel Luongo (New Classroom / Museum Projects) COURSES AVAILABLE First Year Introduction to Egyptology Archaeology: History and Methodology History of the Ancient Near East I Basic English for Egyptology Basic French for Egyptology Second Year History of the Ancient Near East II Prehistory of Egypt Archaic Egypt Ancient Egyptian Language I Basic German for Egyptology Third Year Ancient Egyptian Language II Old Kingdom and First Intermediate Period Middle Kingdom and Second Intermediate Period New Kingdom Third Intermediate and Late Periods Fourth Year Graeco-Roman Period Ancient Egyptian Religion Ancient Egyptian Art Ancient Egyptian Literature Ancient Egyptian Science and Technology Students who pass all exams and present an original thesis on an egyptological subject of their choice which is accepted by a board of professors of the Institute, graduate with a

74. Department Of Near Eastern Studies -- Egyptology And Egyptian Art And Archaeolog egyptology and Egyptian Art and Archaeology. A sample curriculum follows for each of the programs egyptology, Art and Archaeology. Year 1. http://www.jhu.edu/~neareast/egyptology.html

Introduction Faculty Staff Graduate Students ... The Archaeological Collection Department of Near Eastern Studies Johns Hopkins University 3400 North Charles Street 128 Gilman Hall Baltimore, MD 21218 Phone: 410-516-7499 E-Mail: vwild@jhu.edu Egyptology and Egyptian Art and Archaeology Courses offered on a rotating schedule and required of students of Egyptian civilization: Seminar in Near Eastern History (3 year courses) Elementary Egyptian (or equivalent from elsewhere) (year course) Old Egyptian (one semester) Middle Egyptian Texts (year course) Hieratic (one semester) Late Egyptian (one semester) Ptolemaic (one semester; required for Egyptology program) Demotic (year course; required for Egyptology program) Coptic (year course) Egyptian Art of the Old through Middle Kingdoms Egyptian Art of the New Kingdom Egyptian Art of the Third Intermediate Period and Late Period Egyptian Art of the Ptolemaic and Roman Periods Seminar in Egyptian Art and Archaeology Seminar in Historical Research Prospective students will find French and German to be essential tools of Egyptological research, and are encouraged to learn those languages as undergraduates. Those interested in Late Period Egypt are further advised to acquire a reading knowledge of ancient Greek, although this is not a prerequisite for admission to the graduate program. Art and Archaeology majors are required to do either archaeological field work or a museum internship during their residency years. A sample curriculum follows for each of the programs:

75. Sk4p.net: Introduction To Egyptology Introduction to egyptology. by Shawn C. Knight. http//egypt.sk4p.net/. Brief Biographies of the Gods. egyptology Links. Selected Bibliography. http://egypt.sk4p.net/

Introduction to Egyptology by Shawn C. Knight http://egypt.sk4p.net/ 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. Readers are free to quote from this document, with attributions

76. THE DIRECTORY OF NORTH AMERICAN EGYPTOLOGISTS Find individuals, institutions, and dissertations relating to American egyptology. Sponsored by Oriental Institute of the University of Chicago and the University of Arizona Egyptian Expedition. http://www.oi.uchicago.edu/OI/DEPT/RA/ABZU/EGDIR_INTRO.HTML

what's new announcements public programs comments ... ORIENTAL INSTITUTE RESEARCH ARCHIVES THE DIRECTORY OF NORTH AMERICAN EGYPTOLOGISTS Edited by Richard H. Wilkinson and Charles E. Jones INTRODUCTION INDIVIDUALS INSTITUTIONS RECENT AND CURRENT DISSERTATIONS IN EGYPTOLOGY ... DISSERTATIONS IN PROGRESS To submit new or corrected addresses for inclusion in the Directory use one of the following forms: Individuals Institutions If you do not have a forms capable browser, send your additions and corrections to one of the addresses at the bottom of this page. The Directory of North American Egyptologists is an on-line publication of the Research Archives of the Oriental Institute of the University of Chicago and a joint project of The University of Arizona Egyptian Expedition and the Oriental Institute. The directory primarily lists trained individuals (including current doctoral students who have obtained candidacy for the Ph.D. degree in Egyptology) whose regular work involves the history, archaeology, language or culture of ancient (pre-Islamic) Egypt. The directory also lists a number of other scholars who, while not primarily trained in Egyptology, are engaged in research, administration, preservation, or other related work in this field. An appendix compiled by Charles E. Jones lists Egyptological dissertations currently in progress and those completed or made available in the past year. The directory is produced and maintained to facilitate communication between individuals working in the field of Egyptology. Hypertext links to the electronic addresses which are listed are included, so that an E-mail message can be sent by simply clicking on an address when viewing the list with a standard web-browsing program. The list is not intended to be used for commercial purposes, and telephone and E-mail listings should not be used for unsolicited marketing.

77. Egyptology - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia egyptology. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. egyptology, a subfield of archaeology, is the science or study of Egyptian antiquities, esp. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Egyptology

Main Page Recent changes Edit this page Page history ... Printable version Not logged in Log in Help Other languages: Dansk Deutsch Egyptology From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Egyptology , a sub-field of archaeology , is the science or study of Egyptian antiquities, esp. Egyptian hieroglyphics . A practicioner of the discipline is known as an "Egyptologist". Egyptology investigates the range of Ancient Egyptian advanced culture ( language literature history religion , art, economics , and ethics) of the Egyptian history from the 5th millennium BC up to the end of Roman rule in the 4th century AD. Modern Egyptology begins in the year , when Jean-François Champollion deciphered the Egyptian hieroglyphics from the Rosetta Stone . Only with knowledge of Egyptian writing and language was it possible to study Ancient Egyptian culture. Edit this page Discuss this page Page history What links here ... Related changes Other languages: Dansk Deutsch Main Page About Wikipedia ... Recent changes This page was last modified 08:37, 23 May 2004. All text is available under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License (see for details).

78. Department Of SAPE egyptology. egyptology covers all aspects of Ancient Egyptian civilization, from language and religion to art, architecture and social structure. http://www.aucegypt.edu/academic/sape/Egy/Egyptology.htm

Home Anthropology Egyptology Faculty Bachelor of Arts Undergraduate Courses Psychology ... Department Info Egyptology Egyptology is the scientific study of the history and culture of Ancient Egypt, from the earliest times to the Arab conquest, a time span covering some 4,600 years. Egyptology covers all aspects of Ancient Egyptian civilization, from language and religion to art, architecture and social structure. Last updated 29 July 2003 Developed by Academic Computing Services The American University in Cairo

79. Ägyptologie & Koptologie Göttingen - Homepage Staff, lectures, recent projects, international publications Lingua Aegyptia English, G¶ttinger Miszellen, Egyptian dictionary. http://www.aegyptologie.uni-goettingen.de/en/

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80. Egyptology egyptology. Select page from list below egyptology around AD 600. There are about 20,000 objects in the egyptology collection. In addition to http://museum.man.ac.uk/collections/egyptology/egyptology.htm

Egyptology Select page from list below Egyptology Links Egyptology History Museum Home Collections Home Animals (Zoology) Archaeology Archery Plants (Botany) Fossils (Palaeontology) Living Animals Living Cultures (Anthropology) Minerals and Rocks Money (Numismatics) Search the Collections Communities Exhibitions Galleries Information Learning Resources Schools Virtual Museum What's On The Manchester Museum is home to one of the largest and most important collections of ancient Egyptian artefacts in the United Kingdom. The collection includes objects from prehistoric Egypt (c. 10,000 BC) to the Byzantine era, up to around AD 600. There are about 20,000 objects in the Egyptology collection. In addition to the exhibitions in the Daily Life Gallery and the Funerary Gallery, the entrance hall of the Museum displays monumental stone sculpture from the temples of ancient Bubastis (modern Tell Basta) in the Nile Delta. Objects that are not on display are kept in storage, where they are accessible to researchers from around the world. History of the Collection Like many British museums, The Manchester Museum gave financial support to British archaeologists working in Egypt in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. In return, the Museum received a share of the artefacts that were found (although this practice was gradually stopped once Egypt became an independent republic in 1952). Because the artefacts were discovered in controlled excavations, where archaeologists record and keep everything they find, the Egyptology collection contains a wide variety of objects which were unearthed exactly where they had been left by the ancient Egyptians.

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