Tobias Konrad and I prepared a Bibliography of Egyptological databases and datasets to give an overview of publicly available databases in Egyptology(past and present).Description: https://t.co/aRLdKxveWm Library: https://t.co/H9ODEp5VmC Corrections/additions highly appreciated
Beyond excited that my new work on pedagogic practice in Ancient Egypt has just appeared in JEA and is open access: https://t.co/Qg3urrUWnx. Spoiler: I think I found a new type of scribal exercise... ;-)
Macquarie University (Sydney, Australia) will offer up to 10 full-time research positions within the Macquarie University Research Fellowship (MQRF) Scheme, to commence 2025. PM me if you want application details! @mq_dha
@captainscott58 Thanks so much, great to know @captainscott58 ! I decided to follow the advice of @uroshmatic and go for an iPad, but if anyone goes for a Remarkable or similar, please post about it and tag me! :-D
Hello archaeologists! Who can recommend a moderately-priced tablet ($EUR/USD 1K or $AUD 1.5K) for use in the field? Does anyone have experience with using e-ink tablets in the field? Thanks!!!
A little bit of hieroglyphs over the break? Join the Macquarie Ancient Languages School, Summer Edition, in January! It's on zoom, so you can do it at the beach ;-) Register here: Details here https://t.co/oZwRXGM5tk
@Macquarie_Uni@mq_dha
Have you ever wanted to learn ancient #Egyptian hieroglyphs? Now's your chance! Enrol in the Macquarie Ancient Languages School (MALS) this summer - beginners welcome
@Macquarie_Uni@mq_dha
Details here https://t.co/YICs1f9Fdc
Macquarie University is the Education Partner for #Ramses and the Gold of the Pharaohs exhibition opening at the Australian Museum
Our #Egyptology team is prepped and ready!
@Macquarie_Uni#archaeology#egypt
https://t.co/JWcjS6Re90
Next @MQLinguistics Research Seminar Series speaker is Dr Joshua Penney on "Ladz in the hood: Features of Pasifika English in drill rappers from Western Sydney?" For more info on the research seminar series, please see https://t.co/YtlOpWsl0a
A brand new and absolutely delightful short animation about the bustle of Roman life in the streets of #Pompeii from the ever brilliant and erudite @raylaurence1
https://t.co/l2d7Q39RJx
Join us for our next on-line lecture with Dr Conni Lord on #gardens in ancient #Egypt Wed 18 October 5.30pm AEDT
#archaeology#plants
Link here https://t.co/3zNeDDPcWn
For this #WorldTeachersDay, here's an Egyptian writing board in the MET's collection. The apprentice scribe is clearly fumbling with imperfectly formed, unevenly spaced hieroglyphs... which is probably what my @egittologiaPISA students are struggling with now 🙃
#egyptology
Last chance to register for Introduction to Hieratic
Mondays, October 2-November 20(8 weeks), 7-9pm Central Time on Zoom and recorded
Register here: https://t.co/cIoaIqkMxP
There is a comet (67P) of which every area is named after an Egyptian god! https://t.co/jn7mEPby7F. Fascinatingly, some names are not arbitrary, e.g., Hapi for the middle section (like the Nile). The probe giving us information about the comet is, tellingly, called 'Rosetta' <3