Egypt
Northwestern University Library
- Ancient World Open Bibliographies Project
Ancient World Open Bibliographies Project Our Goal: To provide an online destination for students and scholars seeking bibliographies about the ancient world. In the modern academy, sometimes too much information is as thorny a problem as too little....
- New Book: Religions Of The Ancient Near East
Cambridge University Press Table of Contents and full details available at the above page. This book is a history of religious life in the Ancient Near East from the beginnings of agriculture to Alexander the Great's invasion in the 300s BCE. Daniel...
- Wellcome Library's Medical Collection Goes Digital In Egypt
24 Hour MuseumA pioneering new partnership between the Wellcome Library in London and Egypt’s Bibliotheca Alexandrina (BA) will help reveal the story of early medicine in the Eastern world and enable rare materials to be universally accessible for the...
- More Re Stanford Library Aquisition Of Egyptology Collection
The Stanford Daily (Eric Messinger) Students interested in ancient Egyptian artifacts and temples now have a treasure trove of material to explore at Green Library. The diverse collection of materials covers 1,500 years of history, dating...
- Uk Archaeology Students Satisfied With Courses
The Press Association It's a slow news day, and I though that this was quite interesting, so here it is as a space filler: Despite a rapid growth in the numbers of students taking less traditional degrees, satisfaction levels are higher in long-established...
Egypt
Resources for History B94, History of Ancient Egypt
Northwestern University Library
Thanks to Kat for sending me the link to this archive resource, which consists of course notes for students taking the History of Ancient Egypt course at the Northwestern University. The notes provided useful overviews on a number of topics including basin irrigation and the status of women.
This collection of World Wide Web pages is maintained by Schaffner Library for Northwestern University / University College students enrolled in History B94: History of Ancient Egypt, instructor Dr. Peter Piccione. The information provided below is intended to assist students in fulfilling course requirements and is not meant to be a comprehensive guide to all networked resources pertaining to Egypt.
NOTE: New material is no longer being added to this set of Web pages. It remains on the Northwestern University Library WWW server as a courtesy to people interested in Egyptology. Visitors who desire further information on Egyptology should read Dr. Piccione's extensive bibliographies in both his course syllabus and his "Selected Bibliography of Recent Works on Nubia."
- Ancient World Open Bibliographies Project
Ancient World Open Bibliographies Project Our Goal: To provide an online destination for students and scholars seeking bibliographies about the ancient world. In the modern academy, sometimes too much information is as thorny a problem as too little....
- New Book: Religions Of The Ancient Near East
Cambridge University Press Table of Contents and full details available at the above page. This book is a history of religious life in the Ancient Near East from the beginnings of agriculture to Alexander the Great's invasion in the 300s BCE. Daniel...
- Wellcome Library's Medical Collection Goes Digital In Egypt
24 Hour MuseumA pioneering new partnership between the Wellcome Library in London and Egypt’s Bibliotheca Alexandrina (BA) will help reveal the story of early medicine in the Eastern world and enable rare materials to be universally accessible for the...
- More Re Stanford Library Aquisition Of Egyptology Collection
The Stanford Daily (Eric Messinger) Students interested in ancient Egyptian artifacts and temples now have a treasure trove of material to explore at Green Library. The diverse collection of materials covers 1,500 years of history, dating...
- Uk Archaeology Students Satisfied With Courses
The Press Association It's a slow news day, and I though that this was quite interesting, so here it is as a space filler: Despite a rapid growth in the numbers of students taking less traditional degrees, satisfaction levels are higher in long-established...