Egypt
Copyright Bob Partridge, Editor of Ancient Egypt Magazine,
with my thanks
- Excavations At Tell Edfu
Tell Edfu blog For those who haven't been following the Tell Edfu blog, things are going very well. There are some great photographs of the excavations of the silo area, including one of an eighteenth century footprint, where work is coming to an...
- Online Resource - The Edfu Project
The Edfu Project Thanks to the Ancient World Online blog for highlighting this project to record and translate texts from the temple of Edfu. It a site plan, photographs of the temple and of a scale model of the temple, multimedia resources and downloads....
- Update: Temple Mill, Leeds
Thanks to Bob Partridge for letting me know the actual state of play with the wonderful Temple Mill, modelled on Edfu, that I posted about yesterday. Bob says that it has not yet been been restored, but that work has now started. He was able to visit...
- Daily Photo By Anthony Marson
Edfu Thanks to Tony Marson for sending me a batch of photos some time ago, which re-appeared like a genie in my Inbox recently. Here's one to add to Bob's Edfu series - a lovely shot of one of the sections of the monument being professionally...
- Daily Photo By Bob Partridge
I've now used all of Tony Marson's excellent photographs, but fear not! Rescue has come from two sources. Thanks very much to Bob for sending me a massive new batch of photos to use on the blog. I've had a quick flick through and they are...
Egypt
Daily Photo by Bob Partridge
I am alternating between Rick Menges and Bob Partridge on a weekly basis because their photographs are so very different and all so interesting! I have lots of both so I should be able to keep going for a long time. I've also found some more that were kindly provided by Tony Marson lurking in a dark corner of Outlook, so there is going to be a great mix of really good photographs to come in the next couple of months.
This week we are with Bob at Edfu. If you want to find out about Edfu Su Bayfield's Egypt Monuments site as usual provides a good summary. If you want to find out about the work being carried out at Edfu do have a look at the Tell Edfu Project website, where you can download excellent newsletters from 2005, with photographs, plans and descriptions of the work. Their next season will be winter 2009.
This week we are with Bob at Edfu. If you want to find out about Edfu Su Bayfield's Egypt Monuments site as usual provides a good summary. If you want to find out about the work being carried out at Edfu do have a look at the Tell Edfu Project website, where you can download excellent newsletters from 2005, with photographs, plans and descriptions of the work. Their next season will be winter 2009.
Copyright Bob Partridge, Editor of Ancient Egypt Magazine,
with my thanks
- Excavations At Tell Edfu
Tell Edfu blog For those who haven't been following the Tell Edfu blog, things are going very well. There are some great photographs of the excavations of the silo area, including one of an eighteenth century footprint, where work is coming to an...
- Online Resource - The Edfu Project
The Edfu Project Thanks to the Ancient World Online blog for highlighting this project to record and translate texts from the temple of Edfu. It a site plan, photographs of the temple and of a scale model of the temple, multimedia resources and downloads....
- Update: Temple Mill, Leeds
Thanks to Bob Partridge for letting me know the actual state of play with the wonderful Temple Mill, modelled on Edfu, that I posted about yesterday. Bob says that it has not yet been been restored, but that work has now started. He was able to visit...
- Daily Photo By Anthony Marson
Edfu Thanks to Tony Marson for sending me a batch of photos some time ago, which re-appeared like a genie in my Inbox recently. Here's one to add to Bob's Edfu series - a lovely shot of one of the sections of the monument being professionally...
- Daily Photo By Bob Partridge
I've now used all of Tony Marson's excellent photographs, but fear not! Rescue has come from two sources. Thanks very much to Bob for sending me a massive new batch of photos to use on the blog. I've had a quick flick through and they are...