Egypt
Donald Ryan discusses some of the evidence with respect to the identification of the mummy of Hatshepsut. Donald Ryan ( Donald P. Ryan, Ph.D., Division of Humanities, Pacific Lutheran University) rediscovered and documented KV 60 in the Valley of the Kings in 1989, and here he offers some clarifications on the discussion that has been taking place on that forum, including some history and the current state of play. His post is currently third from the bottom of the page.
- Lecture Notes: Artefacts And Early Archaeologists In The Valley Of Kings
Luxor News blog (Jane Akshar) Artefacts and Early Archaeologists in the Valley of Kings – Donald Ryan Or what they left behind There is a cycle in the Valley of Kings of burial (sometimes reburial) and robbery ancient and modern. There are mummy caches...
- New Book: Beneath The Sands Of Egypt
The Bellingham Herald (Craig Sailor) Not a book review - more an interview with the author. Walk in to archaeologist Don Ryan’s home library and you’ll feel like you’ve stepped back in time to enter the parlor of a 19th century English scholar....
- Book Review: Beneath The Sands Of Egypt
Thanks to Donald Ryan, author of Beneath the Sands of Egypt for sharing the following reviews of his book with me. Barbara Mertz, Egyptologist (a.k.a. Elizabeth Peters, New York Times bestselling mystery author): “Don Ryan is a rare bird – a field...
- Book Review: Donald P. Ryan, Beneath The Sands Of Egypt
Seattle Times (Mary Ann Gwinn) Given the rarefied job market for Egyptologists, it would be understandable if Donald P. Ryan highlighted the nastier bits about his job to star-struck young adventurers. Sifting for bones and shards in windblasted dirt...
- Lecture By Donald Ryan
Donald Ryan speaks at Luxor's Mummification museum http://touregypt.net/teblog/luxornews/?p=662...
Egypt
Mummy of Hatshepsut - Discussion
I don't usually post comments that are posted in any of the forums, because they become so easily lost both in time and space, but this one on the Egypt Dreams web forum may be of interest to visitors (and thanks to Kat Newkirk for bringing it to my atttention).
Donald Ryan discusses some of the evidence with respect to the identification of the mummy of Hatshepsut. Donald Ryan ( Donald P. Ryan, Ph.D., Division of Humanities, Pacific Lutheran University) rediscovered and documented KV 60 in the Valley of the Kings in 1989, and here he offers some clarifications on the discussion that has been taking place on that forum, including some history and the current state of play. His post is currently third from the bottom of the page.
The home page for the Egyptian Dreams web forum can be found here.
- Lecture Notes: Artefacts And Early Archaeologists In The Valley Of Kings
Luxor News blog (Jane Akshar) Artefacts and Early Archaeologists in the Valley of Kings – Donald Ryan Or what they left behind There is a cycle in the Valley of Kings of burial (sometimes reburial) and robbery ancient and modern. There are mummy caches...
- New Book: Beneath The Sands Of Egypt
The Bellingham Herald (Craig Sailor) Not a book review - more an interview with the author. Walk in to archaeologist Don Ryan’s home library and you’ll feel like you’ve stepped back in time to enter the parlor of a 19th century English scholar....
- Book Review: Beneath The Sands Of Egypt
Thanks to Donald Ryan, author of Beneath the Sands of Egypt for sharing the following reviews of his book with me. Barbara Mertz, Egyptologist (a.k.a. Elizabeth Peters, New York Times bestselling mystery author): “Don Ryan is a rare bird – a field...
- Book Review: Donald P. Ryan, Beneath The Sands Of Egypt
Seattle Times (Mary Ann Gwinn) Given the rarefied job market for Egyptologists, it would be understandable if Donald P. Ryan highlighted the nastier bits about his job to star-struck young adventurers. Sifting for bones and shards in windblasted dirt...
- Lecture By Donald Ryan
Donald Ryan speaks at Luxor's Mummification museum http://touregypt.net/teblog/luxornews/?p=662...