Egypt
Antiquity Journal
- Csad: Photographic Archive Of Papyri In The Cairo Museum
What's New in Papyrology In the 1970s and 1980s an International Photographic Mission initiated and sponsored by the Association Internationale de Papyrologues and UNESCO made slides and photographs of the several thousand published Greek papyri...
- Journal Proposal: The Past Discussed Quarterly
Ancient World Bloggers Group Thanks to Chuck Jones for sending me a link to this item, which introduces not only a new journal, but also a slightly different concept in academic publishing, occupying new ground somewhere between academically-focused blogs...
- Daily Photo: Koptos? El Qala?
This is a magical mystery Daily Photo. I took these photographs in 2002 at a temple somewhere near the entrance to the Wadi Hammamat, travelling from Luxor. I have looked on the Web and in various books, but I cannot find anything to confirm precisely...
- A Middle Palaeolithic Site With Blade Technology
http://antiquity.ac.uk/projgall/vermeersch/index.html"During the 1990 survey by the Belgian Middle Egypt Prehistoric Project of Leuven University, we discovered a Palaeolithic site on top of a hill (figure 1). It was only during the 2003 campaign that...
- Antiquities Laws Tightened
The Egyptian parliament has given in to most of the Culture ministries suggestions in tightening the antiquities laws to get rid of loop holes. Last week both the minister of culture as well as the vice minister threatened to resign if the proposed loosening...
Egypt
Antiquity Archaeological Photography Prize
Antiquity Journal
Antiquity invites the submission of high-quality archaeological photographs for publication in the journal.
Two photographs will be selected and published each quarter. A judging panel will decide the best photograph published each year and a cash prize of £500 will be awarded to the winner.
Photographs must be sent as digital images at a minimum width of 135mm @ 300 pixels per inch and a maximum height of 200mm. All photographs should be accompanied by a short caption providing details of the site/artefact, when the image was taken, where the image was taken from, what are the circumstances of the site/find, the date of the site/find and technical specifications of the image.
Portrait orientated images are preferred.
Please send submissions to [email protected]
- Csad: Photographic Archive Of Papyri In The Cairo Museum
What's New in Papyrology In the 1970s and 1980s an International Photographic Mission initiated and sponsored by the Association Internationale de Papyrologues and UNESCO made slides and photographs of the several thousand published Greek papyri...
- Journal Proposal: The Past Discussed Quarterly
Ancient World Bloggers Group Thanks to Chuck Jones for sending me a link to this item, which introduces not only a new journal, but also a slightly different concept in academic publishing, occupying new ground somewhere between academically-focused blogs...
- Daily Photo: Koptos? El Qala?
This is a magical mystery Daily Photo. I took these photographs in 2002 at a temple somewhere near the entrance to the Wadi Hammamat, travelling from Luxor. I have looked on the Web and in various books, but I cannot find anything to confirm precisely...
- A Middle Palaeolithic Site With Blade Technology
http://antiquity.ac.uk/projgall/vermeersch/index.html"During the 1990 survey by the Belgian Middle Egypt Prehistoric Project of Leuven University, we discovered a Palaeolithic site on top of a hill (figure 1). It was only during the 2003 campaign that...
- Antiquities Laws Tightened
The Egyptian parliament has given in to most of the Culture ministries suggestions in tightening the antiquities laws to get rid of loop holes. Last week both the minister of culture as well as the vice minister threatened to resign if the proposed loosening...