Egypt
- Book Review: The Archaeology Of Bruce Trigger
http://www.mcgill.ca/reporter/39/04/trigger/ Lovely to see the work of such an important contributor to archaeology (and Egyptology) honoured by his peers: "Indiana Jones's adventures in archaeology had nothing on McGill Professor Bruce Trigger's,...
- Dig Days: Secrets From The Embalming Storeroom
http://weekly.ahram.org.eg/2006/808/hr1.htmAnother curious piece about the internal politics within the KV63 team, from Zahi Hawass in his Dig Days column on the Al Ahram Weekly website: "Zahi HawassExcavations continue in the Valley of the Kings inside...
- Zahi Hawass - Dig Days
http://weekly.ahram.org.eg/2006/788/hr2.htm The occasional "Dig Days" column on the Al Ahram Weekly website by Zahi Hawass this week features his meetings with, and impressions of his friend and colleague Refaat Rozeik: "Several years ago I went to the...
- King Tut And The American Tourist
http://weekly.ahram.org.eg/2006/782/hr3.htmZahi Hawass, in his Al Ahram column, talking about the relationship between Egypt and American tourism: "We always say that we do not have many American tourists in Egypt because they think it is dangerous to...
- Current World Archaeology Magazine: Kv5
http://www.archaeology.co.uk/cwa/issues/cwa12/cwa12.htm A reminder that Current World Archaeology is due out next month. They are running an article on KV5 in their August/September edition: "Although the entrance has long been known, it was thought to...
Egypt
Ludwig is the new Lord Carnarvon
http://weekly.ahram.org.eg/2006/785/hr2.htm
Zahi Hawass's occasional Dig Days column on the Al Ahram Weekly website: "Bruce Ludwig is a businessman who lives in Los Angeles. He is a great lover of Egypt, one of the truest of this breed, and is on the Board of Trustees of the American University in Cairo. Bruce is tall, with a white beard that makes him look like a movie star. I met him when I was a student at the University of Pennsylvania. He used to visit me a lot, and he would send me any news about archaeology in Egypt. He is a very smart man, and knows a lot about raising funds for the support of archaeology in Egypt. He has supported and continues to support the work of two American Egyptologists. The first is Kent Weeks, who re-discovered KV 5, the tomb of the sons of Ramses II in the Valley of the Kings."
- Book Review: The Archaeology Of Bruce Trigger
http://www.mcgill.ca/reporter/39/04/trigger/ Lovely to see the work of such an important contributor to archaeology (and Egyptology) honoured by his peers: "Indiana Jones's adventures in archaeology had nothing on McGill Professor Bruce Trigger's,...
- Dig Days: Secrets From The Embalming Storeroom
http://weekly.ahram.org.eg/2006/808/hr1.htmAnother curious piece about the internal politics within the KV63 team, from Zahi Hawass in his Dig Days column on the Al Ahram Weekly website: "Zahi HawassExcavations continue in the Valley of the Kings inside...
- Zahi Hawass - Dig Days
http://weekly.ahram.org.eg/2006/788/hr2.htm The occasional "Dig Days" column on the Al Ahram Weekly website by Zahi Hawass this week features his meetings with, and impressions of his friend and colleague Refaat Rozeik: "Several years ago I went to the...
- King Tut And The American Tourist
http://weekly.ahram.org.eg/2006/782/hr3.htmZahi Hawass, in his Al Ahram column, talking about the relationship between Egypt and American tourism: "We always say that we do not have many American tourists in Egypt because they think it is dangerous to...
- Current World Archaeology Magazine: Kv5
http://www.archaeology.co.uk/cwa/issues/cwa12/cwa12.htm A reminder that Current World Archaeology is due out next month. They are running an article on KV5 in their August/September edition: "Although the entrance has long been known, it was thought to...