121. IAE-Homepage Created to support egyptology and those who study it. http://www.fak12.uni-muenchen.de/aegyp/IAEPage.html

122. Egyptology WebZdarma.cz, Klikni. VSTUPTE, http://egyptology.wz.cz/

123. Www.ssae.org.uk - The Society For The Study Of Ancient Egypt egyptology society website giving information about Ancient Egypt and Egyptian Archaeology. Members are encouraged to use their Library and to attend regular events such as illustrated lectures by distinguished Egyptologists. http://www.ssae.org.uk

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124. Egyptology egyptology. egyptology, a subfield of archaeology, is the science or study of Egyptianian antiquities, esp. Egyptian hieroglyphics. http://www.fact-index.com/e/eg/egyptology.html

Main Page See live article Alphabetical index Egyptology Egyptology , a sub-field of archaeology , is the science or study of Egyptianian antiquities, esp. Egyptian hieroglyphics. 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 This article is from Wikipedia . All text is available under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License

125. Finnish Egyptological Society Promotes Finnish egyptology and the knowledge of Ancient Egyptian culture by providing expertise and financial support in this field of study. http://www.minedu.fi/tieteellisetseurat/egyptologia/engli.htm

126. Egyptology egyptology Learning Dyslexia Megalithic Astronomy History of Civilization Ancient World Internet Law, Teaching Learning, Enquiry Research. egyptology. http://www.lexiline.com/lexiline/egyptology.htm

Egyptology Megalithic Astronomy History of Civilization Ancient World Internet Law Teaching Learning Enquiry Research Quick Index Ancient Man History of Civilization ... Egyptology L E X I L I N E The LexiLine EGYPTOLOGY Index Page Pharaonic Language Naqada Stars of the Pharaohs Reigns of the Pharaohs ... Narmer KINGDOMS AND CALENDAR For Details of Calendric Calculation: See Narmer and Khasekhemwy The Name Cheops or modern Khufu is Qevi'a in Hebrew meaning new calendric fixing or keep. It is also found in Mesoamerican Quechua (Maya, Aztec) language as quippu or kipu for the meaning of record-keeping Astronomical calendration was the reason for the building of the Great Pyramid. At this time the term Khepri (Kaaper) came into use, allegedly meaning "he who is coming into being" which thus described a calendric reform based on precession. Since, Pharaonic Language is related to Indo-European, we retain similar terms in English as keep, keeper and cipher (mark, record). Pharaonic Kingdoms began in 3117 BC and had 684-year intervals since 684 is a multiple of the 18-year period of the Saros Cycle of Eclipses multiplied by the 19-year Metonic Cycle multiplied by 2. Also used was the period of one-tenth of the precessional round of 25920 years, i.e. 2592 years, which was 525 years after 3117 BC and which Exiguus incorrectly ADDED rather than subtracted in reforming the calender in 525 AD. The year 2592 BC marked the end of the reign of the calendric king, Khasekhemy, who was the first to reform the calendar for the tropical year in 2638 BC, 45 viz. 46 years previous. This is why Sosigenes advised Julius Caesar on Calendar Reform in 46 BC, conforming the calendric cycles.

127. Current Research In Egyptology 2003 THE FOURTH ANNUAL CURRENT RESEARCH IN egyptology SYMPOSIUM FOR GRADUATES. NOTE The Fifth Annual Current Research in egyptology http://www.homepages.ucl.ac.uk/~tcrnkep/

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.

128. Bloomsbury Summer School And Bloomsbury Academy Two unique Schools of Archaeology and History based at University College London and specialising in the study of Ancient Egypt and the Near East. http://egyptology-uk.com/bloomsbury

129. Merriam-Webster Online One entry found for egyptology. For More Information on egyptology go to Britannica.com Get the Top 10 Search Results for egyptology Pronunciation Symbols. http://www.m-w.com/cgi-bin/dictionary?book=Dictionary&va=Egyptology

130. McClung Museum - SCHOLARS, SCOUNDRELS, AND THE SPHINX Explores the Nile River Valley between 1850 and 1930, at a time that saw the birth of egyptology as a science and the flowering of photography. http://mcclungmuseum.utk.edu/specex/scholars/scholars.htm

SCHOLARS, SCOUNDRELS, AND THE SPHINX A Photographic and Archaeological Adventure Up the Nile 28 January - 30 July 2000 Introduction Exhibition Overview Photographs and Artifacts Exhibition Mini-Tour ... Selected Web Resources INTRODUCTION EXHIBITION OVERVIEW The exhibition is a brief introduction to the important discoveries by a few leading Egyptologists, and the memorable views of the Nile River Valley produced by gifted and industrious photographers. Each documented Egypt in ways of enduring value. They witnessed and recorded the 19th century state of the monuments and, through their work, awakened in people a curiosity to learn more. EXCAVATION OF A MASTABA TOMB. This 19th century photograph shows the famous Egyptologist Auguste Mariette as he supervises the removal of objects from an Old Kingdom mastaba tomb at Saqqara. During the period covered by the exhibition, the discipline of Egyptology moved forward with great strides, and improved archaeological methods were established. At the same time, new technological developments in photography were introduced, and photographic records became more useful to research. The juxtaposition of photographs and ancient objects in the exhibition makes clear why people came to Egypt and what seized their imagination. SCHOLARS, SCOUNDRELS, AND THE SPHINX also suggests the condition of ancient tombs and monuments, mosques, and museums, providing views of how they once looked and indicating a few of the monuments subsequently moved to other locations due to rising waters of the Nile River resulting from construction of the dam at Aswan.

131. Homepage Der Ägyptologie (Egyptology) Translate this page Ägyptologie der Universität Trier. Universität Trier Ägyptologie - Fachbereich III D-54286 Trier Tel. 0651-2012442 Fax. 0651-2013926. http://www.uni-trier.de/uni/fb3/aegyptologie/

D-54286 Trier Tel.: 0651-2012442 Fax.: 0651-2013926 und Internet - Datenbanken (Zulassungsvoraussetzungen, Studienaufbau Lehrangebot Winter-Semester 2003-2004 Lehrangebot Sommer-Semester 2004 und Adressendateien R.G.Vleeming am 16. Oktober 2003.

132. Egyptology - Book List Angela P. Thomas £4.99. 0 85263 973 2 (Shire egyptology 10) 68 pp, 60 ills. Steve Vinson £4.99. 0 7478 0222 X (Shire egyptology 20) 56 pp, 36 ills. http://www.shirebooks.co.uk/Egyptology/egyptology-bl.htm

Home Order Form Forthcoming titles About us ... Index by Title Egyptology Titles on this page are: Akhenaten' Egypt Egyptian Rock-cut Tombs Egyptian Boats and Ships Egyptian Shabtis ... Protodynastic Egypt Akhenaten's Egypt 0 85263 973 2 (Shire Egyptology 10) 68 pp, 60 ills. Amenophis IV/Akhenaten, the father-in-law of Tutankhamun, was king of Egypt and her empire for only seventeen years. His worship of the god Aten to the exclusion of other deities, his founding of a new capital city and the distinctive style of the art of his reign have made him a fascinating figure and one of the best known of Egyptian pharaohs. This book surveys Akhenaten's life and times and discusses the reign of his father in which he grew up, his early years as king at Thebes and his later years at Amarna, his new city. There is a section on the royal family and its relationships, including Akhenaten's beautiful queen Nefertiti, their six daughters and other members of the royal household. The religious and artistic aspects of the reign are summarised and Akhenaten's major achievement, the city of Akhetaten, is described. Angela Thomas studied Egyptology at Liverpool University and University College London and holds degrees from both universities. She is now Senior Keeper of Human History at Bolton Museum and Art Gallery. Other titles for Shire by this author are:

133. Kegan Paul: Publishing The World of Excavation in the Land of the Pharaohs Baikie, James Synopsis This work offers a unique overview of the work done in the field of egyptology during the http://www.keganpaul.com/default.php?cPath=23

134. Ancient Egyptian Culture The History of egyptology. The Antiquities Service allocated excavation permits and gave many egyptology students firsthand knowledge of ancient Egypt. http://www.mnsu.edu/emuseum/prehistory/egypt/archaeology/egyptology.html

The History of Egyptology Napoleon I and Vivant Denon paved the way in the discovery of Egypt in archeology. On July 2, 1798 Napoleon stepped onto Egyptian soil after leaving France. He was on his way to seize British lands in India but came upon resistence from British Naval forces. After spending nineteen days in the desert of Egypt, Napoleon and his men, came across the Nile and the city of Cairo. On the horizon in silhouettes were shadowy figures that were later to be known as the Pyramids of Giza. These symbols were of a lost society, formed and prospering before the birth of Islam. Napoleon's response was of ecstatic proportions, "Soldiers, forty centuries are looking down upon you!" The discovery of Egypt awoke a political and scientific interest. While Napoleon was busy running Egypt, Denon, an artist, was busy and enthralled with capturing the essence and archeological importance of Egypt through the use of his paper and crayons. He was giving the world a visual record of Egypt while scholars and scientists were examining and cataloging all that they could find. During his findings a key to the Egyptian myteries was discovered. This piece was a black basalt stele known as the Rosetta Stoneconsisting of three bands of writing. In September of 1801 the French were forced to turn o ver the collection of Pharaonic antiquities to England aftrer they captured Alexandria. The pieces were then transported and housed in the British Museum by order of George III. Despite loses of the original findings; France had its resources. As pieces were unveiled a copy was produced thus allowing French scholars to continue their studies. The first to make use of these findings was Denon who published, "Voyage dans la Haute et la Basse Egypte". Between the years of 1809 and 1813 the works of Jomard were published. These works, "Description de l'Egypte," were a unique step in archaeological history.

135. Saqqara Online egyptology. This part of the site is still under construction. Most of the options given in the menu on the left are already available. http://www.let.leidenuniv.nl/saqqara/Egyptology/Egyptology.htm

Egyptology This part of the site is still under construction. Most of the options given in the menu on the left are already available.

136. Egyptology In Poland Biographical Notes Egyptian items in Polish Museums Suggested Reading (in Polish) Links A Concise History of Polish egyptology http://www.egiptologia.pl/epr_ege.html

Biographical Notes Egyptian items in Polish Museums Suggested Reading (in Polish) Links A Concise History of Polish Egyptology Proven interest of Polish people in Egypt and its ancient past reach back as far as to the 16th century. In 1583 magnate Mikolaj Krzysztof Radziwill (Radvila) nicknamed as "Orphan" made a journey to Egypt, using the opportunity of a pilgrimage to Holy Land; he visited the Delta, reaching the Pyramids in Gizeh and the necropolis of Memphis. He bought there two mummies and a chest with some ancient objects; however, he did not manage to bring them to Poland, because he threw them away when coming back, during a storm on the sea, following a priest's advice. He described his journey in a journal Hierosolymitana Pegrinatio (Latin edition and translations) that used to be popular in Europe and many times reprinted. Many his notes within the context of that period's knowledge on ancient Egypt are astonishing because of observing precision, and colourful descriptions allow for faultless recognition of not only particular monuments, but also types of minor relics, such as shabti figurines or canopic jars. (See: Thomas Schneider, Der Ägyptenbesuch des Mikolaj Krzysztof Radziwill Sierotka von 1583 , "Zeitschrift für Ägyptische Sprache und Altertumskunde", t.117/1990);

137. Egyptology Tour, Nile Travel You are here Home » History and Culture » egyptology, Trip Listing Service, egyptology. Egypt. Activity History Tours, Archeology/History, egyptology. 2. Preview. http://www.infohub.com/TRAVEL/SIT/sit_pages/Egyptology.html

You are here: Home History and Culture Trip Listing Service Home Categories Active Adventure Affinity Family Hobby ... Sports Destination Africa Asia Australia Caribbean ... Maps Weekend Getaways Backroad CityEscape Unique Stays Castle Hotel Eco Lodge Outdoors Fishing Lodge Guest Ranch Hunting Lodge Resorts Diving Golf Naturist Spa Egyptology InfoHub has compiled a list of travel opportunities for Egyptology tours. Click on the tour name to view details of the tour package. You can also contact a tour operator to ask questions, order free travel brochures, and book a tour all from this web site. Egyptian Highlights Hot Trip Highlight: Egypts' sites including the Red Sea. Independent, fully escorted, customizable 14 nights/15days - from $1,160 US - Single Supp from $340 US Destination: Egypt Activity: History Tours, Archeology/History, Egyptology Preview Hot Trip Highlight: A One Week Tour that includes the Main Attractions in Egypt for First Time Visitors , Only ! 450$ Destination: Egypt Activity: Cruising, History Tours, Egyptology Hatshepsut Hot Trip Highlight: Destination: Egypt Activity: Egyptology, Museum Tours, Archeology/History

138. Absolute Egyptology - Details | MuseumStuff.com Absolute egyptology map information and links .. Absolute egyptology. OVERVIEW contains extensive text and more than 1.000 illustrations. http://www.museumstuff.com/rec/gen8261045780139.html

museumstuff.com links :: Absolute Egyptology Absolute Egyptology OVERVIEW - contains extensive text and more than 1.000 illustrations. A whole section deals with religion and has pictures of 78 gods More specifically .. Religion Pictures of 78 gods Dynasty The dawn of history Dynasties 1-2 The first kings Dynasties 3-5 Great pyramids Dynasties 6-11 Time of decline Dynasties 12-14 Resurrection Dynasties 15-17 Foreign rule URL http://www.nemo.nu/ibisportal/0egyptintro/

139. Links To Other Societies Our members have been to visit museums with egyptology collections, and also have spoken at other groups. Do you have your own egyptology group? http://www.manchesteregypt.freeserve.co.uk/links.htm

Links with other Societies The Manchester Ancient Egypt Society (MAES), has built up a number of contacts with other similar groups in Great Britain and elsewhere. Our members have been to visit museums with Egyptology collections, and also have spoken at other groups. Do you have your own Egyptology group? Manchester Ancient Egypt Society is in contact with a number of groups around Britain. We have also set up a 'Directory of Egyptology Societies in Britain'. So even if you don't want to join the Manchester Ancient Egypt Society, we may be able to put you in touch with an Egyptology society in your local area. If you want to tell us about your Egyptology group, or want help or advice on setting up your own group, then please visit our contact page , where you can find out how to get in touch with us. Bristol Cheshire Derbyshire Devon ... Scotland Select your region from the list above, or by clicking on the map on the left. Select your region to find your nearest Egyptology Society or group. Bristol Egypt Society of Bristol c/o Department of Archaeology, University of Bristol

140. Egyptology - Encyclopedia Article About Egyptology. Free Access, No Registration encyclopedia article about egyptology. egyptology in Free online English dictionary, thesaurus and encyclopedia. Provides egyptology. Word http://encyclopedia.thefreedictionary.com/Egyptology

Dictionaries: General Computing Medical Legal Encyclopedia Egyptology Word: Word Starts with Ends with Definition Egyptology , a sub-field of archaeology Archaeology (or archeology ) is the scientific study of past human cultures through the recovery, documentation and analysis of material remains, including architecture, artifacts, biofacts, human remains, and landscapes. Other subfields of anthropology supplement the findings of archaeology, as do other disciplines. The study of present cultures, using these and other means, is Click the link for more information. , is the science or study of Egypt The history of Egypt is the longest continuous history, as a unified state, of any country in the world. The Nile valley forms a natural geographic and economic unit, being bounded to the east and west by deserts, to the north by the sea and to the south by the Cataracts of the Nile. The need to have a single authority to manage the waters of the Nile led to the creation of the world's first state in Egypt in about 3000 BC. Egypt's peculiar geography made it a difficult country to attack, which is why Pharaonic Egypt was for so long an independent and self-contained state. Click the link for more information.

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