Egypt
- Exhibition: More Re Cleopatra
New York Times (Edward Rothstein) With slideshow. The wonder we feel is not at Cleopatra’s beauty (which Plutarch reports was “in itself not altogether incomparable”) but at the extraordinary cultural universe that preceded her and surrounded her...
- Interview With Alexandria Marine Archaeologist Franck Goddio
http://www.dw-world.de/dw/article/0,2144,2433875,00.html"DW-WORLD.DE spoke to French marine archeologist Franck Goddio, who brought lost parts of the legendary port of Alexandria and the ancient cities of Heracleion and Canopus back to light. 'Egypt's...
- Exhibition: Egypt's Sunken Treasures Moves To Paris
http://weekly.ahram.org.eg/2006/824/eg3.htm"The exhibition features some 500 spectacular objects that sank when geomorphic changes caused Egypt's North Coast to submerge between 600 and 800 AD. They have been rediscovered over the past decade by an...
- Sunken Egyptian Treasure Sees Light Of Day
http://tinyurl.com/869bh (IOL)"Egyptian treasures from the Pharaohs' port of Herakleion, recovered after lying under the sea for centuries, will go on public show for the first time in the German capital in May, it was announced on Friday. The exhibition,...
- Cleopatra
This is an article on the opening of a exhibition titled "Cleopatra the search for the last Queen of Egypt" complete with photo's from Franck Goddio/Hilti Foundation and are from the excavations in the harbor of Alexandria. The exhibition is set to...
Egypt
Exhibition: Underwater Egyptology
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,3-2174545,00.html
"The lost world of Cleopatra’s palaces has been dug out of the muddy Mediterranean sea bed by a man dubbed the Underwater Indiana Jones. The results of Franck Goddio’s excavations, comprising 500 priceless finds that shed light on 1,500 years of ancient history, will be put on public view today for the first time. President Mubarak of Egypt will open the exhibition in Berlin, and it will later transfer to Paris and London and eventually to a specially prepared site in Egypt."
For full details about the exhibition see the above page on The Times website.
- Exhibition: More Re Cleopatra
New York Times (Edward Rothstein) With slideshow. The wonder we feel is not at Cleopatra’s beauty (which Plutarch reports was “in itself not altogether incomparable”) but at the extraordinary cultural universe that preceded her and surrounded her...
- Interview With Alexandria Marine Archaeologist Franck Goddio
http://www.dw-world.de/dw/article/0,2144,2433875,00.html"DW-WORLD.DE spoke to French marine archeologist Franck Goddio, who brought lost parts of the legendary port of Alexandria and the ancient cities of Heracleion and Canopus back to light. 'Egypt's...
- Exhibition: Egypt's Sunken Treasures Moves To Paris
http://weekly.ahram.org.eg/2006/824/eg3.htm"The exhibition features some 500 spectacular objects that sank when geomorphic changes caused Egypt's North Coast to submerge between 600 and 800 AD. They have been rediscovered over the past decade by an...
- Sunken Egyptian Treasure Sees Light Of Day
http://tinyurl.com/869bh (IOL)"Egyptian treasures from the Pharaohs' port of Herakleion, recovered after lying under the sea for centuries, will go on public show for the first time in the German capital in May, it was announced on Friday. The exhibition,...
- Cleopatra
This is an article on the opening of a exhibition titled "Cleopatra the search for the last Queen of Egypt" complete with photo's from Franck Goddio/Hilti Foundation and are from the excavations in the harbor of Alexandria. The exhibition is set to...