Egypt
- Prehistoric Discoveries In Northeast Sudan
Polish Market Online Rock engravings, ancient burial sites and several dozen terracotta figurines were discovered by a group of Polish archaeologists in the north-eastern part of Sudan by the Red Sea, “Rzeczpospolita” reports. The research was carried...
- Mummification Museum Lecture - Search For The 3rd Cache
Luxor News Blog (Jane Akshar) Thanks to Jane for her ongoing efforts on our behalf. Here's an extract from her lecture notes: Mummfication Museum lecture - Search for the 3rd cache – Prof, dr hab. Andrezej Niwinski Search for the 3rd cache – Prof,...
- Hatshepsut In Toronto
Serwis Nauka w Polsce The results of the latest researches made by Polish specialists of the Egyptologial-conservational mission in Hatshepsut's temple in Deir el-Bahari, Egypt, were presented on the October 2nd by Dr Zbigniew Szafrański, the...
- 70 Years Of Polish Archaeologists In Egypt
Nauka w Polsce Celebrations commemorating the 70th anniversary of Polish archaeological research in Egypt were held on 21st-22nd October in Cairo. The Warsaw University spokesperson, Anna Korzekwa explained that the aim of the celebrations was to "present...
- The Book Of Isaiah Under The Sands Of Egypt
http://tinyurl.com/ft2bo (en.naukawpolsce.pl) "The archaeological mystery has been solved! The latest research shows that the manuscript found by Polish archaeologists in the village of Gourna (Sheikh abd el-Gourna) near Luxor in Upper Egypt contains...
Egypt
A Tomb under hanging Rock
http://tinyurl.com/z436a (en.naukawpolsce.pl)
"An increasing number of traces indicate that on a rock shelf above the temple of Hatshepsut is a tomb belonging to a Pharaoh from the 21st dynasty – says Prof. Andrzej Niwiński of the Institute of Archaeology at Warsaw University. If this hypothesis proves right, Polish archaeologists are a step away from a great find. However, there is one obstacle in the way of solving the mystery – a 1000 ton rock hanging over the precipice.
Prof. Niwiński is heading the work on the Rock Archaeological Expedition run by Warsaw University in collaboration with the Ain Shams University in Cairo. The area of research is a 100 m tall rock wall on the back of the temple of Hatshepsut, which is being reconstructed by Polish archaeologists."
Prof. Niwiński is heading the work on the Rock Archaeological Expedition run by Warsaw University in collaboration with the Ain Shams University in Cairo. The area of research is a 100 m tall rock wall on the back of the temple of Hatshepsut, which is being reconstructed by Polish archaeologists."
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- Prehistoric Discoveries In Northeast Sudan
Polish Market Online Rock engravings, ancient burial sites and several dozen terracotta figurines were discovered by a group of Polish archaeologists in the north-eastern part of Sudan by the Red Sea, “Rzeczpospolita” reports. The research was carried...
- Mummification Museum Lecture - Search For The 3rd Cache
Luxor News Blog (Jane Akshar) Thanks to Jane for her ongoing efforts on our behalf. Here's an extract from her lecture notes: Mummfication Museum lecture - Search for the 3rd cache – Prof, dr hab. Andrezej Niwinski Search for the 3rd cache – Prof,...
- Hatshepsut In Toronto
Serwis Nauka w Polsce The results of the latest researches made by Polish specialists of the Egyptologial-conservational mission in Hatshepsut's temple in Deir el-Bahari, Egypt, were presented on the October 2nd by Dr Zbigniew Szafrański, the...
- 70 Years Of Polish Archaeologists In Egypt
Nauka w Polsce Celebrations commemorating the 70th anniversary of Polish archaeological research in Egypt were held on 21st-22nd October in Cairo. The Warsaw University spokesperson, Anna Korzekwa explained that the aim of the celebrations was to "present...
- The Book Of Isaiah Under The Sands Of Egypt
http://tinyurl.com/ft2bo (en.naukawpolsce.pl) "The archaeological mystery has been solved! The latest research shows that the manuscript found by Polish archaeologists in the village of Gourna (Sheikh abd el-Gourna) near Luxor in Upper Egypt contains...