Egypt
Egypt Exploration Society (Patrica Spencer)
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Egypt
Dr Patricia Spencer retires from EES
Egypt Exploration Society (Patrica Spencer)
Dear Members,
At the end of 2011 I shall be retiring as Director of the Egypt Exploration Society, a post which I have been honoured to hold for 28 years - though with a succession of different job titles!
The Society’s Trustees have taken the opportunity afforded by my retirement and the departure in August of our Development Director, Victoria Perry (to be Chief Executive of a charity closer to her home in Worcestershire), to review the job description for the incoming Director and to include within it a development role. To create the necessary time and capacity for this within the Director post, the Trustees have agreed that I should retain my current ‘publications’ responsibilities and continue to work for the Society as a part-time ‘General Editor’, for one year in the first instance. I am very pleased that my employment with the Society will be continuing after my retirement as Director and am delighted that, as part of my new job, I shall be able to continue editing and producing Egyptian Archaeology.
The Society will shortly be advertising for my successor as Director and it is hoped that the appointment will be made by the end of October, with the new Director starting work in January 2012.
Best wishes,
Patricia
Dr Patricia Spencer
Director
The Egypt Exploration Society
- The Ees Publishing Blog
The EES Publishing Blog This is a place to find out about the publishing department of the world's pre-eminent Egyptological Society. This blog is run by Patricia Spencer and Rob Tamplin, who are responsible for running the Egypt Exploration Society's...
- Film Record Of The Ees' 1930s Excavation At Tell El-amarna
Egypt Exploration Society Among the many treasures kept in the Egypt Exploration Society's Lucy Gura Archive is the 'film record' of excavations at Tell el-Amarna, which was made over the course of three seasons from 1930 to 1933. A selection...
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McDonald Institute Fellows and Members will be saddened to hear of the death, on Monday 16th August, of Dr John Alexander, aged 88. Previously a student at Pembroke College, he had been a Fellow of St John's College since 1976 and was a former Lecturer...
- Ees Focuses On The Delta
Egypt Exploration Society With photographs. See the above page for the entire update. On 26 March 2009, the Supreme Council of Antiquities and the EES hosted a workshop to discuss the problems and priorities for future archaeological work in the Nile...
- Ees News Update, 12 March 2009
Egypt Exploration Society Dear all, This is just a very short note to alert you to a couple of additions to the Society’s online presence. For some time we have been trying to think of new ways of keeping you all more immediately up-to-date with our...