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Charlatans and egyptology 2001 Jan 21 egyptology . skepticism Ancient egyptologyand World Prehistory 2001 Jan 21 egyptology . archaeology .
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Extractions: Egyptology "The story that is about to unfold was sent to me by a remarkable man by the name of John J. Peruka. Over the past several years he has spent much of his life studying the great cities of Egypt, the Pyramids and the mysteries surrounding the origins of life. How is it that a small Borough in Pennsylvania would also possess the same hidden mysteries as its Egyptian counterpart? How do pyramids, triangles and the numerical equivalents fit into our very being? What you are about to read may be controversial but may also hold the secret to life itself. I encourage you to read on and enjoy this most fascinating journey." 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."
This Page Has Moved To Www.aegyptologie.uni-goettingen.de ...
Staff, lectures, recent projects, international publications Lingua Aegyptia English, G¶ttinger Miszellen, Egyptian dictionary.
http://www.uni-goettingen.de/~uhak/en/
Other Egyptian Sites
Other Egyptian Sites. Egyptian Links on the Web. Egypt's WWW Sites. Egypt Page. egyptologyPage. egyptology (Featuring Shawn's Mythology FAQ and Summaries of Gods).
http://www.memphis.edu/egypt/other.html
EGYPTOLOGY LINKS
ANCIENT EGYPT AND egyptology. Anthony's egyptology and Archaeology EgyptWorldThe Ancient Egyptian Third Dynasty by Francesco Raffaele
http://nersp.nerdc.ufl.edu/~biolab/egypt.html
Edward Brovarski
Professor of egyptology at Brown University. Interests and publications.
http://www.brown.edu/Departments/Egyptology/brovarski.html

Extractions: 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.
Egyptology
Mesopotamia. Cuneiform. Akkadian. egyptology. Coptic. Arabic. The essence of egyptologyis the combination of a wide range of different kinds of evidence.
http://www.oriental.cam.ac.uk/egypt1.html

Extractions: Courses Graduate ... Subjects The emphasis at Cambridge is on integration: of kinds of evidence (texts, art, and archaeology), and of traditional study and modern approaches to evidence. Combinations of courses also offer differences of emphasis, and provide scope for studying ancient Egypt along with adjacent areas (particularly via the Early Civilizations option). Learning is through attendance at lectures, supplemented by the College-based supervision system, and study using the substantial library holdings. The collections of Egyptian antiquities in the Fitzwilliam Museum and in the University Museum of Archaeology provide an excellent opportunity to examine ancient material directly. Egyptology B.A. Courses Oriental Studies Subject Areas Civilizations of the Ancient Near East Languages Taught in Oriental Studies ...
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

Extractions: 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! CALL FOR PAPERS We invite papers relating to the archaeology, art, language, religion and society of ancient
Egypt : Art And Culture : Egyptology
Tutankhamen (5). Akhet egyptology Info and pictures concerning all aspectsof the Ancient Egyptian culture, mythology and government.
http://i-cias.com/egy_art_egy.htm
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/

Extractions: 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.
Non-Traditional Egyptology.
NonTraditional egyptology. General. Excellent photography in the Before section;the Y2K and Beyond sections are not egyptology. Straddles the edge.
http://www.hist.unt.edu/09w-ar7g.htm

Extractions: Sunship - Giza on Line . Excellent photography in the "Before" section; the Y2K and Beyond sections are not "egyptology." Straddles the edge. IMWH ANNU EL: A.T.O.N's Egypt "Neo-archeology; Cross-cultural comparisons; Adventures; Neo-post quantum mechanical views of the Egyptian "Mysteries"; Latest developments; The Spiritual..." Part "of a photo release, where the Giza labyrnth will be covered in photograph, and the testimony of the one professor who survived the biological warefare underneath the Giza plataeu,..." Abydos palimpsest , in English, or Abydos palimpsest in French. A page about the Abydos "helicopter, but Not a fringe page. Richard Hoagland: Egypt and Ancient Wisdom . A tour promo. Egyptian Dream The Hall of Records with links. Archaeological Developments at Giza Project Duat - Amargi Hillier Egyptian Gods: Summaries THE GREAT PYRAMID AS A RATIONAL STRUCTURE ... The Society for Interdisciplinary Studies publishes a Review (SISR) and Workshop (SISW), have often had articles on Egypt. THE TEN PLAGUES OF EGYPT Ian Hutchinson shows "that the pre-dynastic kings and their hieroglyphs correspond to the Biblical patriarchs... I was thinking of proposing an alternative theory about the twelve patriarchs and that is that they refer to the tribes that settled around the Baltic: Dan = Danes/Gdansk; Judah = Jutland; Simeon = Suomea; Levi = Livonia (Vilnius is just a metathesis); etc. (The correspondences are incredible, aren't they?) This would supply a reason for ... coincidences between Hebrew and Latvian."
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
Egyptology
You Save $11.98 (30%) Askut in Nubia The Economics and Ideology of Egyptian Imperialismin the Second Millennium BC (Studies in egyptology) ~ Usually ships
http://www.serve.com/archaeology/books/egypt.html
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

Extractions: comments ... Edited by Richard H. Wilkinson and Charles E. Jones To submit new or corrected addresses for inclusion in the Directory use one of the following forms: 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.
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

Extractions: Want to receive email when this page changes? 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 The Sons of Horus - Imsety, Hapy, Duamutef and Qebehsenuef...
Egyptology Innovations And Patents
egyptology Innovations and Patents © 2002, XQ23.COM Research (air.xq23.com) Moreinformation on egyptology and egyptology Research References.
http://www.air.xq23.com/energy_science_resources/Egyptology.html
Uruguayan Institute Of Egyptology
For education in egyptology. Staff and courses.
http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Troy/8458/

Extractions: 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
Current Research In Egyptology 2003
To be held Saturday Social Sciences Ancient EgyptTHE FOURTH ANNUAL CURRENT RESEARCH IN egyptology SYMPOSIUM FOR GRADUATES.INSTITUTE OF ARCHAEOLOGY UNIVERSITY COLLEGE LONDON. Saturday
http://www.homepages.ucl.ac.uk/~tcrnkep/

Extractions: 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! CALL FOR PAPERS We invite papers relating to the archaeology, art, language, religion and society of ancient
GIANTS OF EGYPTOLOGY
An illustrated biography of this American Egyptologis from the Giants of egyptology series in Kmt A Modern Journal of Ancient Egypt.
http://www.egyptology.com/kmt/spring98/giants.html

Extractions: KMT 9:1 SPRING 1998 © KMT Communications Caricature: Dennis Forbes After George A. Reisner and James H. Breasted, certainly Herbert Eustis Winlock was one of the greatest American Egyptologists active during the first part of the Twentieth Century. Nearly a generation younger than the other two American pioneers in the field, he did not outlive them by many years (Breasted fifteen, Reisner eight), dying relatively early, a few days short of his sixty-sixth birthday. Winlock's name is forever linked with the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, being employed as he was by that institution for his entire professional career. It was through his work over a quarter century with the Museum's Egyptian Expedition - first as a team member and then as field director -that a great many of the Met's excavated art objects and artifacts came into its extensive Egyptian collection. That so much monumental sculpture of Hatshepsut is known today is due in large part to Winlock's excavation successes at the female pharaoh's Deir el Bahari morturary temple.
Egyptology
Home Sociology Anthropology Resources Faculty Psychology egyptology Graduate Program , egyptology. egyptology Courses.
http://sape.aucegypt.edu/egyptology.htm
Welcome To The Egyptologists' Electronic Forum!
This mailing list has available online various archives, news items and egyptology FAQs, as well as a comprehensive list of upcoming events in egyptology.
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