Egypt
- Online: Aera Open Access Publications
Ancient World Online (Charles Jones) A useful summary of all the freely available resources on the AERA website, Egypt Research Associates explores Egypt’s archaeological record seeking the origins of civilization. Our mission is to contribute insight...
- Aera 2011 Field Season Archive, Giza
AERA Here's an exerpt from the most recent post, by Mary Anne Murray (Giza Field Lab) Well, that was a long and interesting Giza Lab season! The Giza Field Lab was open from January 8th and closed its doors on May 31st. There were scheduled to be...
- Aera 2009 Annual Report From Giza
AERA Ancient Egypt Research Associates I could have sworn that I had posted this before, but I cannot find it on the blog, so above is the link and apologies if this is a repeat posting. The following is part of the introduction by Mark Lehner. It is...
- Giza Occasional Papers Volume 2
AERA Available for download in PDF format from the above page or open directly by clicking here. Here's an extract from the introduction: The 2005 season of the Giza Plateau Mapping Project at Giza, Egypt, took place over two periods: January 8th...
- New Website Re Giza Plateau Mapping Project
http://www.aeraweb.org/ The above is a new website, which is the official Web site of the Ancient Egypt Research Associates (AERA), specifically Dr. Mark Lehner and the Giza Plateau Mapping Project. It is a good looking site, with some nice features,...
Egypt
AERA Blog for Giza Plateau Mapping Project
http://aerablog.wordpress.com
Thanks to Brian Hunt for the information that he is going to be maintaining a dig blog for AERA’s Giza Plateau Mapping Project this season. There's a link to the blog from the AERA (Ancient Egypt Research Association) home page, or you can go to it directly at the above address. The bloggers will be Joint Field Directors Mohsen Kamel and Ana Tavares, and Director of Archaeological Science, Dr. Mary Anne Murray.
The first post was dated yesterday and is entitled Ready to dig at Giza, which introduces the new season and the work that is being planned.
It is great to see another blog detailing archaeological work in Egypt.
Thanks to Brian Hunt for the information that he is going to be maintaining a dig blog for AERA’s Giza Plateau Mapping Project this season. There's a link to the blog from the AERA (Ancient Egypt Research Association) home page, or you can go to it directly at the above address. The bloggers will be Joint Field Directors Mohsen Kamel and Ana Tavares, and Director of Archaeological Science, Dr. Mary Anne Murray.
The first post was dated yesterday and is entitled Ready to dig at Giza, which introduces the new season and the work that is being planned.
It is great to see another blog detailing archaeological work in Egypt.
- Online: Aera Open Access Publications
Ancient World Online (Charles Jones) A useful summary of all the freely available resources on the AERA website, Egypt Research Associates explores Egypt’s archaeological record seeking the origins of civilization. Our mission is to contribute insight...
- Aera 2011 Field Season Archive, Giza
AERA Here's an exerpt from the most recent post, by Mary Anne Murray (Giza Field Lab) Well, that was a long and interesting Giza Lab season! The Giza Field Lab was open from January 8th and closed its doors on May 31st. There were scheduled to be...
- Aera 2009 Annual Report From Giza
AERA Ancient Egypt Research Associates I could have sworn that I had posted this before, but I cannot find it on the blog, so above is the link and apologies if this is a repeat posting. The following is part of the introduction by Mark Lehner. It is...
- Giza Occasional Papers Volume 2
AERA Available for download in PDF format from the above page or open directly by clicking here. Here's an extract from the introduction: The 2005 season of the Giza Plateau Mapping Project at Giza, Egypt, took place over two periods: January 8th...
- New Website Re Giza Plateau Mapping Project
http://www.aeraweb.org/ The above is a new website, which is the official Web site of the Ancient Egypt Research Associates (AERA), specifically Dr. Mark Lehner and the Giza Plateau Mapping Project. It is a good looking site, with some nice features,...