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Resultados excavaciones investigadores UJA en Egipto superan las expectativas
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With thanks to Amigos de la Egiptologia for this link.
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With thanks to Amigos de la Egiptologia for this link.
Alejandro Jiménez, director del equipo multidisciplinar de dieciocho investigadores de las universidades de Jaén, Granada y Londres, que ha estado trabajando desde el 2008 en la necrópolis de Qubbet el-Hawa (Egipto), ha asegurado hoy que los resultados obtenidos han superado todas las ex
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WWII archaeology in the Western Desert
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The Telegraph, UK (Richard Alleyne)
With two photographs.
A friend who is an expert on aviation history says that this plane has actually been known for some time, and that removable odds and ends have been taken from it as souvenirs. The eternal story of the Western Desert - pristine archaeology being denuded by tourists and
...The Palaeolithic rock art in Wadi Abu Subeira, Egypt: Landscape, archaeology, threats and conservation
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Per Storemyr Archaeology and Conservation
...Since the publication of the threats to the Palaeolithic rock art in Wadi Abu Subeira three weeks ago, there has been much response through e-mail and social media, and the case has been covered by many online magazines and blogs. People in Egypt and elsewhere are concerned, and I wish to thank you all for
Potential impacts of Toshka project on ancient sites
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Green Prophet (Bushra Azhar)
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Green Prophet (Bushra Azhar)
The Toshka Project is supposed to be completed in 2020, and according to Ministry of water Resources and Irrigation in Egypt, the valley will attract investment in terms of industrial, agricultural and tourism investment. It is also intended to house than
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ACCES Seminar in Swansea: More than Musty Mummies – Novel Approaches to Egyptology and the Public
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On Friday the 15th of June, the Association of Curators for Collections from Egypt and Sudan (ACCES) will hold a free seminar at the Egypt Centre in Swansea.
More Than Musty Mummies: Novel Approaches to Egyptology and the Public
Often display of mummies is seen as the obvious way to get the public involved in Egyptology. This seminar intends to...