Egypt
http://www.glyphdoctors.com/
This is a new website (went live on 1th April 2005) dedicated exclusively to the Ancient Egyptian Language. It has a professional feel to it, is nicely laid out, easy to navigate and has some useful information organized by category, including books (which can be purchased via Amazon in Canada, the US or the UK), and advice on how/if to become an Egyptologist. Some of the sections are not 100% complete, but samples show what they will look like when finished. A news section and a discussion groups are only available by registering with the site,. It promises an attractive programme of online courses future, including an online hieroglyph course, which the site’s owner, PhD candidate Nicole Hansen, claims will be the first of its type to be offered. There are 14 discussion group categories, available by registering.
- Glyphstudy
GlyphStudy Group There are two conversations currently underway on the GlyphStudy email group which may be of interest to blog visitors. It is completely free to join and participate in the GlyphStudy group, which exists to help people learn hieroglyphs....
- Monthly Photo Competition At Glyphdoctors
http://www.glyphdoctors.com/mod/data/view.php?id=906The Glyphdoctors website has started a monthly photographic competition: "The theme for the coming month is 'Pyramids.' Feel free to submit photos pertaining to this theme or vote on other ones...
- Egyptology Search Engine On Glyphdoctors
http://www.glyphdoctors.com/Glyphdoctors is developing a new Egyptology search engine, as a part of their Open Egyptology Forums. It is described by Nicole Hansen as follows: "Powered by Google, this search engine allows you to restrict your search to...
- The Hall Of Ma'at
http://www.archaeology.org/0305/etc/web.html An article on the Archaeology website, looking at one group of people's attempts to counter pseudo-archaeological arguments by using Internet technology to provide a forum for reasoned discussion: "The...
- Eternal Egypt Website - Award
http://www.cultnat.org/news.asp?type_id=7 I was having a look around the CultNat website earlier on, and saw this item which I must have missed in April: "EternalEgypt.org was recognized with the award in the category of Best Innovative or Experimental...
Egypt
Glyphdoctors - new website
http://www.glyphdoctors.com/
This is a new website (went live on 1th April 2005) dedicated exclusively to the Ancient Egyptian Language. It has a professional feel to it, is nicely laid out, easy to navigate and has some useful information organized by category, including books (which can be purchased via Amazon in Canada, the US or the UK), and advice on how/if to become an Egyptologist. Some of the sections are not 100% complete, but samples show what they will look like when finished. A news section and a discussion groups are only available by registering with the site,. It promises an attractive programme of online courses future, including an online hieroglyph course, which the site’s owner, PhD candidate Nicole Hansen, claims will be the first of its type to be offered. There are 14 discussion group categories, available by registering.
- Glyphstudy
GlyphStudy Group There are two conversations currently underway on the GlyphStudy email group which may be of interest to blog visitors. It is completely free to join and participate in the GlyphStudy group, which exists to help people learn hieroglyphs....
- Monthly Photo Competition At Glyphdoctors
http://www.glyphdoctors.com/mod/data/view.php?id=906The Glyphdoctors website has started a monthly photographic competition: "The theme for the coming month is 'Pyramids.' Feel free to submit photos pertaining to this theme or vote on other ones...
- Egyptology Search Engine On Glyphdoctors
http://www.glyphdoctors.com/Glyphdoctors is developing a new Egyptology search engine, as a part of their Open Egyptology Forums. It is described by Nicole Hansen as follows: "Powered by Google, this search engine allows you to restrict your search to...
- The Hall Of Ma'at
http://www.archaeology.org/0305/etc/web.html An article on the Archaeology website, looking at one group of people's attempts to counter pseudo-archaeological arguments by using Internet technology to provide a forum for reasoned discussion: "The...
- Eternal Egypt Website - Award
http://www.cultnat.org/news.asp?type_id=7 I was having a look around the CultNat website earlier on, and saw this item which I must have missed in April: "EternalEgypt.org was recognized with the award in the category of Best Innovative or Experimental...