Egypt
- Exhibition: Cleopatra At The Franklin Institute
Delco News Network (Christina Perryman) After Egypt fell to Rome in 30 B.C. and Cleopatra famously took her own life following the suicide of Mark Antony, the new Roman rulers did their best to wipe Cleopatra and her legacy from Egyptian history. Historians...
- Short Profile Of Marine Archaeologist Frank Goddio
The Telegraph, U.K. (Stephen Adams) Frenchman Frank Goddio is regarded by many as the best marine archaeologist in the world. His feats include retrieving hundreds of artefacts from submerged parts of the ancient Egyptian port of Alexandria, some...
- Sunken Treasures Slideshow
Geographical Magazine A slideshow of 9 photographs is available at the above address, showing photographs taken by underwater archaeologist Frank Goddio and his team in Alexandria's coastal waters. The slideshow dates from May 2007, but I have only...
- Sunken Treasures Show Sets Visitor Record
http://tinyurl.com/p7tbv (news.monstersandcritics.com)"Egypt's Sunken Treasures, a spectacular exhibition of ancient Egyptian artefacts, set a visitor record for the Berlin venue where it guested for four months, organizers said Tuesday. The show...
- 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
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 Sunken Treasures', an exhibition of artifacts unearthed during Goddio's excavations, went on show in Bonn on Thursday.
DW-WORLD.DE: After thousands of excursions to sunken cities and shipwrecks around the world, your living room must look like an adventurous place.
Franck Goddio: Well, it's not an adventure. I would say it's a job, and we are doing this job very professionally. We plan each mission carefully and train our staff for that, and before starting, there is a lot of paperwork that has to be done."
'Egypt's Sunken Treasures', an exhibition of artifacts unearthed during Goddio's excavations, went on show in Bonn on Thursday.
DW-WORLD.DE: After thousands of excursions to sunken cities and shipwrecks around the world, your living room must look like an adventurous place.
Franck Goddio: Well, it's not an adventure. I would say it's a job, and we are doing this job very professionally. We plan each mission carefully and train our staff for that, and before starting, there is a lot of paperwork that has to be done."
See the above page for the entire interview.
- Exhibition: Cleopatra At The Franklin Institute
Delco News Network (Christina Perryman) After Egypt fell to Rome in 30 B.C. and Cleopatra famously took her own life following the suicide of Mark Antony, the new Roman rulers did their best to wipe Cleopatra and her legacy from Egyptian history. Historians...
- Short Profile Of Marine Archaeologist Frank Goddio
The Telegraph, U.K. (Stephen Adams) Frenchman Frank Goddio is regarded by many as the best marine archaeologist in the world. His feats include retrieving hundreds of artefacts from submerged parts of the ancient Egyptian port of Alexandria, some...
- Sunken Treasures Slideshow
Geographical Magazine A slideshow of 9 photographs is available at the above address, showing photographs taken by underwater archaeologist Frank Goddio and his team in Alexandria's coastal waters. The slideshow dates from May 2007, but I have only...
- Sunken Treasures Show Sets Visitor Record
http://tinyurl.com/p7tbv (news.monstersandcritics.com)"Egypt's Sunken Treasures, a spectacular exhibition of ancient Egyptian artefacts, set a visitor record for the Berlin venue where it guested for four months, organizers said Tuesday. The show...
- 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...