Egypt
Em Hotep (Keith Payne)
- University Of Basel King's Valley Project - Perliminary Report 2012
University of Basel (Susanne Bickel, Elina Paulin-Grothe) A very useful report on the work being carried out by the University of Basel in the Valley of the Kings (including KV64). With photos, including a lovely coloured fragment of 18th Dynasty...
- Updated. Breaking News - A New Tomb In The Valley Of The Kings?
Kate and I were at the AWT Amarna conference (and fund raiser) this weekend where, together with a large number of other people, we considerably enjoyed two days of excellent lectures by some terrific speakers. In his usual style, the conference host...
- Photos Of New Excavations In The Valley Fo The Kings
kv64.info Kate has posted a couple of photographs of new excavations in the Valley of the Kings on her News from the Valley of the Kings blog. There is no information available at the moment about what is being excavated but I daresay that news will...
- Kv64 Update
Luxor News For those of you unfamiliar with KV64, it is the most recently published discovery in the Valley of the Kings, identified so far only by radar. Dr Nick Reeves revealed the existence of the site on the Amarna Royal Tombs Project (ARTP) website,...
- Valley Of Kings
Here we have some very interesting pictures from the current excavations in the Valley of Kings. http://www.kv64.info/2009/02/picture-of-new-shaft-tomb-perhaps.html...
Egypt
Interview with Steven Cross re KV64 and research in the Valley of the Kings
Em Hotep (Keith Payne)
Last week as news was breaking about the new tomb—KV64—Em Hotep received word from Stephen Cross, an Egyptologist and Geologist specializing in the Valley of the Kings, that he had photographed the tomb while conducting his own, unrelated research in the Valley. Naturally, Steve held onto this wonderful shot until after the University of Basel had made their announcement. Now that the whole world knows about KV64 and its lovely occupant, Steve has very kindly agreed to allow us to publish the photo, along with answer some questions about what is going on in the Valley of the Kings.
Inside: Current projects in the Valley of the Kings, Steve’s meeting with the new head of the Supreme Council of Antiquities, and a picture of KV64 you will not see anywhere else!
- University Of Basel King's Valley Project - Perliminary Report 2012
University of Basel (Susanne Bickel, Elina Paulin-Grothe) A very useful report on the work being carried out by the University of Basel in the Valley of the Kings (including KV64). With photos, including a lovely coloured fragment of 18th Dynasty...
- Updated. Breaking News - A New Tomb In The Valley Of The Kings?
Kate and I were at the AWT Amarna conference (and fund raiser) this weekend where, together with a large number of other people, we considerably enjoyed two days of excellent lectures by some terrific speakers. In his usual style, the conference host...
- Photos Of New Excavations In The Valley Fo The Kings
kv64.info Kate has posted a couple of photographs of new excavations in the Valley of the Kings on her News from the Valley of the Kings blog. There is no information available at the moment about what is being excavated but I daresay that news will...
- Kv64 Update
Luxor News For those of you unfamiliar with KV64, it is the most recently published discovery in the Valley of the Kings, identified so far only by radar. Dr Nick Reeves revealed the existence of the site on the Amarna Royal Tombs Project (ARTP) website,...
- Valley Of Kings
Here we have some very interesting pictures from the current excavations in the Valley of Kings. http://www.kv64.info/2009/02/picture-of-new-shaft-tomb-perhaps.html...