Egypt
- Sudan Dams Appeal
Subject: Sudan Dams Appeal Vincent Rondot Former Director of French Unit/SFDAS President, International Society for Nubian Studies Paris, 2 February 2012 Dear Colleagues, On behalf of the International Society for Nubian Studies and its staff, please...
- New Issue Of Bmsaes
The British Museum British Museum Studies in Ancient Egypt and Sudan Issue 16: January 2011 See the above page for links to the articles, available free of charge as PDFs. The annual Raymond and Beverly Sackler Foundation Distinguished Lecture in Egyptology...
- Construction Machines Assist British Museum In Sudan
easier.com Two Iveco Eurocargo 4x4’s and two New Holland Construction machines, a backhoe loader and a crawler excavator, have played a crucial role in the success of an archaeology recovery project which has seen the British Museum working in conjunction...
- British Museum In Sudan Rescue Project
British Satellite News Video piece which features Derek Welsby talking about rescue archaeology and the recovery of rock engravings. The full script is available on the above page if you don't wish to listen to it. AUDIO: NATURAL SOUND AND ENGLISH...
- Bmsaes 9, August 2008
BMSAES British Museum Studies in Ancient Egypt and Sudan. The British Museum Studies in Ancient Egypt and Sudan (BMSAES) is a peer-reviewed academic journal, dedicated to presenting research on all aspects of ancient Egypt and Sudan. The articles do...
Egypt
Colloquium Overview: Recent Archaeological Fieldwork in Sudan
Egyptological (Dr Patricia Spencer)
The 2012 all-day colloquium of the Sudan Archaeological Research Society (http://www.sudarchrs.org.uk/) was held in the Stevenson Auditorium of the British Museum on Monday 14 May. This annual event concentrates on presenting up-to-the-minute reports of archaeological fieldwork, both that carried out by SARS itself and by other expeditions, British, Sudanese and from elsewhere, working in Sudan. The colloquium is always well-attended but this year the auditorium (which seats 142) seemed almost full, as numbers were boosted by colleagues in London for the meeting to be held at the Museum on the following day to discuss the additional Nile dams being built in Sudan. A summary of the proposed dams can be found at; http://tinyurl.com/cftedap and the appeal by the Sudanese Ministry for Antiquities with regard to the threatened archaeological sites is at: http://tinyurl.com/bnhluyf.
The proceedings were opened by Vivian Davies, and then Derek Welsby, of SARS and the British Museum, described the SARS fieldwork of the most recent season, when an early Kerma cemetery in the North Dongola Reach was excavated.
- Sudan Dams Appeal
Subject: Sudan Dams Appeal Vincent Rondot Former Director of French Unit/SFDAS President, International Society for Nubian Studies Paris, 2 February 2012 Dear Colleagues, On behalf of the International Society for Nubian Studies and its staff, please...
- New Issue Of Bmsaes
The British Museum British Museum Studies in Ancient Egypt and Sudan Issue 16: January 2011 See the above page for links to the articles, available free of charge as PDFs. The annual Raymond and Beverly Sackler Foundation Distinguished Lecture in Egyptology...
- Construction Machines Assist British Museum In Sudan
easier.com Two Iveco Eurocargo 4x4’s and two New Holland Construction machines, a backhoe loader and a crawler excavator, have played a crucial role in the success of an archaeology recovery project which has seen the British Museum working in conjunction...
- British Museum In Sudan Rescue Project
British Satellite News Video piece which features Derek Welsby talking about rescue archaeology and the recovery of rock engravings. The full script is available on the above page if you don't wish to listen to it. AUDIO: NATURAL SOUND AND ENGLISH...
- Bmsaes 9, August 2008
BMSAES British Museum Studies in Ancient Egypt and Sudan. The British Museum Studies in Ancient Egypt and Sudan (BMSAES) is a peer-reviewed academic journal, dedicated to presenting research on all aspects of ancient Egypt and Sudan. The articles do...