Egypt
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See the above page for more information and useful links.
- The Journal Of Ancient Egyptian Interconnections
JAEI Vol 4, No 1: JAEI March 2012 Articles “The Galatian Shield in Egypt” by Matthew C. Coleman“The Obelisks of Augustus: The Significance of a Symbolic Element of the Architectural Landscape in the Transmission of Ideology from Egypt to Rome”...
- Feature: Minoan Artists In Egypt?
Heritage Link (Owen Jarus) One of the most perplexing mysteries that Egyptologists and Aegean experts are tackling is that of the frescoes of Tell el-Dab'a, also known as Avaris. This site was used as the capital of the Hyksos, at a time when they...
- Exhibition Images: World Of The Pharaohs
The Museum of Idaho Thanks again to Stan Parchin for this link which shows images from the exhibtion at the Museum of Idaho, which was on display between February and November 2008. World of the Pharaohs: An Egyptian exhibition that spanned 3,000 years...
- A Volcano, Old Wood And History
Spero News (Heinrich Hall) About 140 generations ago, a massive explosion shook the Aegean island of Thira (Santorini). It was probably audible as far away as modern Iraq or Southern France. The island, including its capital at Akrotiri - hitherto a bustling...
- Upcoming Exhibitions
Suite 101 (Stan Parchin) Stan Parchin has been writing on Suite 101 again, this time with an update on key exhibitions that are upcoming in 2007 and 2008, world-wide. Fueled by archaeological discoveries and recent advancements in science, ancient Egypt's...
Egypt
Minoan Art at the Onassis Cultural Center
Suite 101 (Stan Parchin)
From the Land of the Labyrinth: Minoan Crete, 3000-1100 B.C. Onassis Cultural Center, March 13th 2008 - September 13th 2008.
Crete's early civilization flourished in the 3rd and 2nd Millennia B.C. It produced settlements, palace art and architecture, estates and cemeteries. The exhibition describes Minoan government and society, everyday life, religion, funerary practices, art, writing, foreign relations and trade with Egypt and other ancient Mediterranean basin civilizations.
See the above page for more information and useful links.
- The Journal Of Ancient Egyptian Interconnections
JAEI Vol 4, No 1: JAEI March 2012 Articles “The Galatian Shield in Egypt” by Matthew C. Coleman“The Obelisks of Augustus: The Significance of a Symbolic Element of the Architectural Landscape in the Transmission of Ideology from Egypt to Rome”...
- Feature: Minoan Artists In Egypt?
Heritage Link (Owen Jarus) One of the most perplexing mysteries that Egyptologists and Aegean experts are tackling is that of the frescoes of Tell el-Dab'a, also known as Avaris. This site was used as the capital of the Hyksos, at a time when they...
- Exhibition Images: World Of The Pharaohs
The Museum of Idaho Thanks again to Stan Parchin for this link which shows images from the exhibtion at the Museum of Idaho, which was on display between February and November 2008. World of the Pharaohs: An Egyptian exhibition that spanned 3,000 years...
- A Volcano, Old Wood And History
Spero News (Heinrich Hall) About 140 generations ago, a massive explosion shook the Aegean island of Thira (Santorini). It was probably audible as far away as modern Iraq or Southern France. The island, including its capital at Akrotiri - hitherto a bustling...
- Upcoming Exhibitions
Suite 101 (Stan Parchin) Stan Parchin has been writing on Suite 101 again, this time with an update on key exhibitions that are upcoming in 2007 and 2008, world-wide. Fueled by archaeological discoveries and recent advancements in science, ancient Egypt's...