The Rosetta Stone is one of the most famous objects in the British Museum. But what does it actually say? And did you know that since its discovery in 1799, another 27 copies have been found throughout Egypt, the most recent being discovered in 2011?
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Putting the pieces together. 🧩One of King Menkaure’s four seated statues from his valley temple being photographed in the courtyard of the dig house “Harvard Camp” west of the Pyramids; September 1908.
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The group of writings that we call the Book of the Dead has long captured public imagination. But what are these texts and how did they evolve? Read this week's edition of ANE today to find out: https://t.co/ia0WolumXR
Image: Book of the Dead Papyrus of Ankhesenaset
The Egyptian Museum in Tahrir marks its 121st anniversary with the “Antiquities from Giza to Tahrir” exhibition and cultural activities. https://t.co/BSmW1KzdOX
⏳ Last chance to see our family-focused display ‘Tutankhamun the Boy’, closing in December! Through ancient Egyptian games, toys, jewellery & figurines, we tell the story of what it was like to grow up by the Nile thousands of years ago. Visit us today: https://t.co/81wv4g4YIT
Delighted to have been asked to chair this online event for the British Museum: 'Decipherment and the birth of Egyptology', Thurs 1 Dec 2022, 17.30–18.30. For further info or TO BOOK: https://t.co/OxxhvgesyF
Who was #Tutankhamun? What happened in his life? If you want to find out, watch my lecture for @TheEES: "Spotlight Lecture: The Story of Tutankhamun," now online: https://t.co/FN463HeQD4 #Tut100#Biography#Egypt#History
#TBT Egyptologists uncover evidence that the site of Tell el-Dab’a was once Avaris, the capital of the Hyksos, a short-lived foreign dynasty that ruled Egypt around 1640 B.C.
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Part 2
New Exhibition
'THERE WAS LIGHT': AMUNHOTEP III AND HIS DAZZLING AGE
1 OCTOBER 2022 - 21 MAY 2023
For more information visit their website https://t.co/PzGL2gDLzU
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New Exhibition
The @dumuseums, a friend & supporter of The North East Ancient Society, has a new #exhibition opening this weekend within their #ancientegypt galleries.
So if you are visiting #durham or coming to one of our lectures why not stop by and have a look.
Our next #lecture
Saturday 8th October 2022
2:00 – 4:00pm (UK TIME)
Animals in Ancient Egypt: The Divine and the Delicious?
Dr. Salima IKram
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لازالت سقارة تخبر لنا المزيد عن أجدادنا.اعلان اكتشاف أثري جديد بسقارة.
Saqqara is still telling us more about our ancestors.
اكتشاف ٥ مقابر بجنوب سقارة عمرها حوالى ٤٠٠٠ عام .
The Discovery of five 4000-year-old tombs south of Saqqara. #Egypt#mostafawaziry