Egypt
- Thursday's Lecture To Complement Dma King Tut Exhibit
University News With perfect timing, the University of Dallas Art Department has invited a world-renowned Egyptologist to lecture on Akhenaten, father of the most famous Egyptian pharaoh, Tutankhamen, or, as we know him today, King Tut. Dr. James Hoffmeier...
- Book Review: A History Of The Ancient Near East
Scholia Reviews ns 16 (2007) 38. (Review by Jan P. Stronk, Ancient History, University of Amsterdam.) M. Van De Mieroop, A History of the Ancient Near East, ca 3000-323 BC. Malden, Oxford, Carlton: Blackwell, 2007[2]. Blackwell History of the Ancient...
- Review: Earl Ertman Article On Amarna Period In Kmt
http://www.ohio.com/mld/ohio/entertainment/visual_arts/16334079.htm"Earl Ertman -- The University of Akron emeritus professor of Egyptian art has written an article featured in the new KMT: a Modern Journal of Ancient Egypt (Vol. 17, Winter 2006-2007)....
- Archaeology Magazine - July/august
Apart from three reviews (which may be quite old, but I don't recall seeing before), Archaeology Magazine has no features this month about Egypt, although their website still features their "Tut Watch" and "Hierakonpolis Interactive Dig" pages. The...
- Akhenaten And Nefertiti
Cyril Aldred The Brooklyn Museum The Viking Press 1973 SBN 670-11139-2 U.S.A. This 1973 book is by the late Egyptologist Cyril Aldred for the Brooklyn museums 150 year anniversary. Though I must say the late Mr. Aldred,s last book I read was his 1968...
Egypt
Review: Egyptian Journies with Dan Cruikshank
http://www.theherald.co.uk/features/50628-print.shtml
This is a short piece by Ian Bell, added at the end of a review on Alien Worlds, briefly looking at the most recent episode of Egypt Journies which focused on the Amarna period: "Quite what the history department would have made, meanwhile, of Dan Cruickshank is anyone's guess. When he hove into view riding on an ass last night, it looked like a director's little joke. But as he proceeded to tell the tale of the heretical pharaoh Akhenaten and his queen Nefertiti, a familiar performance began to emerge.Cruickshank could gush for Britain. He can enthuse to an Olympic standard. He is not an Egyptologist, as such, and much of his series is in any case being duplicated by BBC1's Egypt, but he can become awestruck at the drop of a Panama hat, a knack that is always hard to criticise"
- Thursday's Lecture To Complement Dma King Tut Exhibit
University News With perfect timing, the University of Dallas Art Department has invited a world-renowned Egyptologist to lecture on Akhenaten, father of the most famous Egyptian pharaoh, Tutankhamen, or, as we know him today, King Tut. Dr. James Hoffmeier...
- Book Review: A History Of The Ancient Near East
Scholia Reviews ns 16 (2007) 38. (Review by Jan P. Stronk, Ancient History, University of Amsterdam.) M. Van De Mieroop, A History of the Ancient Near East, ca 3000-323 BC. Malden, Oxford, Carlton: Blackwell, 2007[2]. Blackwell History of the Ancient...
- Review: Earl Ertman Article On Amarna Period In Kmt
http://www.ohio.com/mld/ohio/entertainment/visual_arts/16334079.htm"Earl Ertman -- The University of Akron emeritus professor of Egyptian art has written an article featured in the new KMT: a Modern Journal of Ancient Egypt (Vol. 17, Winter 2006-2007)....
- Archaeology Magazine - July/august
Apart from three reviews (which may be quite old, but I don't recall seeing before), Archaeology Magazine has no features this month about Egypt, although their website still features their "Tut Watch" and "Hierakonpolis Interactive Dig" pages. The...
- Akhenaten And Nefertiti
Cyril Aldred The Brooklyn Museum The Viking Press 1973 SBN 670-11139-2 U.S.A. This 1973 book is by the late Egyptologist Cyril Aldred for the Brooklyn museums 150 year anniversary. Though I must say the late Mr. Aldred,s last book I read was his 1968...