41. 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 Singleton Park Swansea SA2 8PP Wales - UK Tel. 01792 295187 or 205678 Fax. 01792 295739 A.B.Lloyd@swansea.ac.uk © University of Wales Swansea 28 October 2002 UWS Web Team

42. 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 Information Bibliotek Forskning Utbildning Personal Jämställdhet Publikationer Avhandlingar Karta Universitetskatalogen Universitetets GIS-nätverk Externa länkar In English Aktuellt Flytten till Kemikum » Det visste du inte om AVDELNINGEN FÖR EGYPTOLOGI - Hopplösa humanister Arbetsmarknads- och utbildningsinformation för dig inom historisk-filosofisk fakultet 31 mars i Auditorium Minus » Intresseanmälningar till NordicTAG 2003 ... Höstens omgång C- och CD-uppsatser - nu på nätet » Disputationer Simon Malmberg disputerar snart på avhandlingen Dazzling Dining. Banquets as an Expression of Imperial Legitimacy. webmaster

43. 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/

44. The Tomb Of Niankhkhnum And Khnumhotep Egyptian tomb of two male court manicurists; frescoes, archeological data. http://www.egyptology.com/niankhkhnum_khnumhotep/

THE TOMB of NIANKHKHNUM and KHNUMHOTEP illustration from photograph ©1999 Greg Reeder In 1964 in the ancient necropolis of Saqqara, Egyptian archaeologist Ahmed Moussa discovered a series of tombs with rock-cut passages in the escarpment facing the causeway that lead to the pyramid of Unas. Soon after the Chief Inspector Mounir Basta reported crawling on his hands and knees through the passages, entering one of the Old Kingdom tombs. He was impressed with its unique scenes of two men in intimate embrace, something he had never seen before in all the Saqqara tombs. Meanwhile archaeologists working on the restoration of the causeway of Unas discovered that some of the stone blocks that had been used to build the causeway had been appropriated in ancient times from the mastaba that had originally served as the entrance to this newly discovered tomb. The archaeologists reconstructed the mastaba using the inscribed blocks found in the substructure of the causeway. It was revealed that this unique tomb had been built for two men to cohabit and that both shared identical titles in the palace of King Niuserre of the Fifth Dynasty: "OVERSEER OF THE MANICURISTS IN THE PALACE OF THE KING."

45. Egyptology Features schedule of lectures and programs in the tristate area; information on expeditions.Category Science Social Sciences Ancient Egypt Organizations......Hi. we used to be here, but we have moved. Please adjust your bookmarks to http//www.njes.ccIf you are a member? You can login to your members area here. . http://egyptology_org.tripod.com/

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46. 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.

47. Archaeo-Astronomy, Archaeology And Egyptology Pages - The Noise Room Welcome to our pages dedicated to Archeoastronomy egyptology. egyptology UpdateUpdated 5th September 2000 The Noise Rooms new egyptology Update. http://www.thenoiseroom.com/newNoiseRoom/egyptologyArchaeoastronomy/egypt.htm

Click here to purchase site related books, videos and cds Inspired by the books and work of Robert Bauval and Graham Hancock, The Noise Rooms interest in Egyptology, Archaeology has culminated in these pages. We intend to bring you all the latest information and try to filter out as much of the rumour mill as possible. Catch up with reviews on many of the latest books in the field along with other links to their and many others work. Egyptology Update Updated 5th September 2000 The Noise Rooms new Egyptology Update . A monthly bulletin with the latest general news from Egypt Giza - The Mystery Continues Updated 11th November 1999 The Noise Rooms re-designed Egyptology Pages with news from Robert Bauval, Graham Hancock, Zahi Hawass and much more. Operation Hermes Updated 13th March 2001 Latest Informtion on Operation Hermes , the quest for the Hall Of Records. Archaeology News Updated 7t May 2000 New Archaeology news Information resource. Updated 14th January 1999 Although the tour is now over you can read our online journal of events here.

48. Welcome To The Noise Room - Egyptology, Archaeology, Archaeo-astronomy, Crop Cir Rob Speight gathers news and information on modern mysteries, ancient history and the new research .Category Science Social Sciences Archaeology Alternative......Earth mysteries, egyptology, Archaeology, Archaeoastronomy,UFOs, Crop Circles, Hoaxes And Hoaxers, The Store Room. http://www.thenoiseroom.com/

Welcome to The Noise Room - Ancient History, Modern Mysteries and New Research Click on the image to enter The Noise Room © 1996 - 2000 Rob Speight Archaeo-astronomy Archaeology News Crop Circles Egyptology ... Writings From The Room

49. Sk4p.net: Introduction To Egyptology Introduction to egyptology. by Shawn C. Knight. 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 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, as reference material for research papers, USENET posts, etc.

50. Sk4p.net: Egyptology: Gods Introduction to egyptology. by Shawn C. Knight. Back to the egyptologyindex. Brief Biographies of Egyptian Gods. Quick jump to a letter http://egypt.sk4p.net/gods.shtml

Introduction to Egyptology by Shawn C. Knight [Back to the Egyptology index] Brief Biographies of Egyptian Gods Quick jump to a letter: A B C D ... Z Amun variant spellings: Amon, Amen, Ammon, Amoun / Illustration Amun's name means "The Hidden One." Amun was the patron deity of the city of Thebes from earliest times, and was viewed (along with his consort Amunet) as a primordial creation-deity by the priests of Hermopolis. His sacred animals were the goose and the ram. Up to the Middle Kingdom Amun was merely a local god in Thebes; but when the Thebans had established their sovereignty in Egypt, Amun became a prominent deity, and by Dynasty 18 was termed the King of the Gods. His famous temple, Karnak, is the largest religious structure ever built by man. According to Budge, by Dynasty 19 or 20, Amun was thought of as "an invisible creative power which was the source of all life in heaven, and on the earth, and in the great deep, and in the Underworld, and which made itself manifest under the form of Ra." Additionally, Amun appears to have been the protector of any pious devotee in need. Amun was self-created, according to later traditions; according to the older Theban traditions, Amun was created by Thoth as one of the eight primordial deities of creation (Amun, Amunet, Heq, Heqet, Nun, Naunet, Kau, Kauket).

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

WELCOME TO EGYPTOLOGY ONLINE WWW.EGYPTOLOGYONLINE.COM

52. 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

53. African History -- Egyptology Advertisement. egyptology. Explore Ancient Egypt through its magnificentarchitecture and sculpture, the pyramids, hieroglyphics, the http://africanhistory.about.com/cs/egyptology/

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54. 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

55. UCLA Egyptology Website http://www.egyptology.ucla.edu/

56. The EgyptNews Archive News and updates from the field of both alternative and orthodox egyptology. http://sphinxtemple.virtualave.net/egyptnews/

From latest to oldest: About EgyptNews EgyptNews Website The Sphinx Temple Bookstore The Sphinx Temple Home ... EGYPTNEWS DIGEST No.22 26 Jan 2002 03 Jan 2002 NEWS BYTES (JAN) ANCIENT MILITARY FORT UNCOVERED MILITARY OUTPOSTS DISCOVERED IN THE SINAI A MAP OF SAQQARA NUBIAN TEMPLE RESTORATION CONTINUES AL AHRAM WEEKLY: Zahi Hawass on tomb robbers DISCOVER magazine: `Hittites, the Babylonians, the Egyptians' SOME HUMOUR! 08 Jan 2002 NEWS BYTES (3) Dec CONCRETE PYRAMIDS TONY BLAIR AND THE MUMMY'S CURSE EGYPT WANTS MCDONALD'S MUMMIES RESTORATION OF PHARAONIC MONUMENTS COMPLETED MORE ON THE QANTARA SHARQ TEMPLE ANCIENT MAP LED TO EGYPT'S GOLDMINES ROMAN BATHS DISCOVERED IN THE SINAI PUBLICATIONS: AL AHRAM WEEKLY *DIARY DATES UPDATE* 23 Dec 2001 DIARY DATES (Jan 2002) COLIN READER - SAQQARA CAROLINE WILKINSON - FACIAL RECONSTRUCTION IN MUMMIES SERENA LOVE - MEMPHIS: SEARCHING FOR THE OLD KINGDOM CAPITAL DAVID PEACOCK AND DR. STEPHANIE MOSER QUSEIR AL-QADIM, MYOS HORMOS: RECENT EXCAVATIONS AND COMMUNITY ARCHAEOLOGY ANGELA THOMAS THE AMARNA PERIOD GEORGE HART - ANCIENT EGYPT AND THE GREEK WORLD PENNY WILSON - THE ANCIENT, THE OLD AND THE IMPORTED: RECENT WORK AT SAIS

57. Early Dynastic Egypt By Francesco Raffaele Francesco Raffaele presents an illustrated history of the second and third dynasties, king by king, Category Society History Ancient Africa Egypt Royalty......FRANCESCO RAFFAELE egyptology. EARLY DYNASTIC EGYPT, http://members.xoom.virgilio.it/francescoraf/

FRANCESCO RAFFAELE EGYPTOLOGY EARLY DYNASTIC EGYPT This is a detailed account of the History and Archaeology of the Egyptian Early Dynastic Period: check out the pages on the Second and Third Dynasty and on Dynasty . If you are interested in Late Predynastic (Protodynastic Egypt) and Early Dynastic period you'll certainly find here what you're searching for. There are also 4 corpora: First Dynasty Wooden and Ivory Labels, Early Dynastic Inscriptions on Stone Vessels, Naqada IIIb1-2 serekhs and Late Predynastic Decorated Palettes; articles, news, many pictures, images galleries, links and especially abundant text. Nice reading Francesco Raffaele INTRODUCTION and INDEX of the SITE LAST UPDATES March 9, 2003 "DYNASTY 00" (Naqada IIC-IIIA2) "DYNASTY 0" (Naqada IIIB) SEREKHS of DYNASTY 0 (FIRST DYNASTY) SECOND DYNASTY THIRD DYNASTY ... LINKS EARLY DYNASTIC EGYPT KING BY KING HISTORY EARLY DYNASTIC KINGS CORPORA AND DATABASES : CORPUS OF LATE PREDYNASTIC DECORATED PALETTES CORPUS OF FIRST DYNASTY IVORY AND WOODEN YEAR-LABELS CORPUS OF EARLY DYNASTIC INSCRIPTIONS ON STONE VESSELS Submit brief questions or COMMENTS on this site For longer matters instead: e-mail me A b o u t t h e a u t h o r of this site (+ MAYA DICTIONARY) If you have gone through my site and you consider it worthy

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. Homepage Of The Institute For Egyptology, Vienna University (Austria) Translate this page INSTITUT FÜR ÄGYPTOLOGIE. Universität Wien. http://www.univie.ac.at/egyptology/

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60. 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 (please send Your information to Gregor Neunert 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

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