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Giza Archives website reorganized

Giza Archives

I don't know when this was done because I haven't been on the site for a while, but the Giza Archives website has had a refurb and is now looking a lot better. It is much easier to navigate and there are lots of easily accessible features which make it a pleasure to use. It is well worth having a look around the site and becoming familiar with its resources. It is available in Arabic, English and French.

One of the new features is a blog by the Director, Peter Der Manuelian, but there are several other news pages as well.

- Strategic Partnership To Develop 3d Archaeological Content
3DS Press Release. One of the world’s largest Egyptology databases, the Giza Archives Project, will be the first to benefit from the power of interactive, immersive and multi-platform 3D experiences for both the scientific community and the general...

- The Giza Archives Project Update
Giza Archives Project Have a look at the above page for the latest features made available by the Giza Archives Project, which is continuing to extend its terrific resource. Egyptology News Blog, Andie Byrnes...

- Giza Archives Project Library
Ancient World Bloggers (Charles Ellwood Jones) Thanks to Chuck Jones for posting a long list of articles available at the Giza Archives Project website. The freely accessible online library of monographs, articles, and manuscripts all focus on the Giza...

- Giza Archives Project - Finding The Pharaohs
http://www.gizapyramids.org/pdf%20library/tufts_magazine_spr_2007.pdf Tufts Magazine, Spring 2007 (a publication of Tufts University), has featured the Giza Archives Project, in a paper entitled Finding the Pharaohs, by Helen Ragovin. This is an interesting...

- Giza Archives Project Update
http://www.gizapyramids.org/ After four years of preparation the Giza Archives Project website was launched earlier this year, and was updated this month. It is located at the above URL. The site will continue to be developed as a centralized online repository...

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