Copied from @egyptologynews. Today's photo of the fresco from the Ashmolean Museum, which shows two Amarna princesses, is posted to accompany Campbell Price's news that a small fragment of the wall from which the princess scene is just a part, has been found in Manchester Museum's stores. It's not a great photo (click on it to see a larger version or go to the Ashmolean Museum website to see a much better photo http://bit.ly/XQMgYj) but when looking at the original fresco you can make out that the princesses are sitting at the foot of a much larger figure. See the link to Campbell Price's post below, which included a photograph of the fragment.
A piece of famous Amarna Princess painting (Ashmolean Mus) found by Manchester Museum curator in their stores
http://bit.ly/17Mb2gb More re "Echoes of Egypt": Abiding influence of ancient Egypt on world’s cultures explored at the Yale Peabody Museum.
http://bit.ly/Z88GpL Review of Bristol Museum and Art Gallery, southwest England. Seshat's Journal
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@ISAWLibrary Open Access: Armenian Egyptology Centre Newsletter. Download issues 1 to 24 in PDF format from
http://yerevan.academia.edu/AshkhenZakharyan/Papers … A number of PDFs on the subject of Egyptian rock art by Fred Hardtke are available for download on Academia. edu:
http://mq.academia.edu/FredHardtke
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Respite in the desert. Bahareya Oasis is more than what first meets the eye. Ahram Weekly
http://bit.ly/WYv6K9 Alexandria, Egypt's 'Pearl of the Mediterranean.' Huffington Post
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Copied from Twitter @egyptologynews. Have a good weekend everyone! Amun in the form of a Ram, Kawa, Nubia. c.680BC. 1931.553. Ashmolean Museum Fieldwork The British Museum website has new pages re the BM and Sudan Archaeological Research Society...
DigiZeitschriften Thanks to Chuck Jones and his Ancient World Online blog for this link. Le Musée Egyptien al-Mathaf al-Misrī 1909-1915 Le Musée Egyptien Band 3 1904-1907 Le Musée Egyptien Band 2 ...
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