Egypt
Yorkshire Post
- Accessing Egyptian Archaeology Through A British Museum Exhibition
Day Of Archaeology 2011 (Margaret Maitland) As an Egyptologist, currently working at the British Museum, I’ve been involved in a number of archaeological digs, but most of my research life has been devoted to trying to make sense of what other people...
- The 3d Giza Plateau & Virtual Archaeology
Talking Pyramids (Vincent Brown) With photos and 2 minute preview video. The Giza Archives Project at the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston has for many years been the most extensive online resource on the archaeology of the Giza Plateau. Much of the archived...
- Research: The Temple As Canon Of Egypt’s Religious Literature
AlphaGalileo Prof. Dr. Christian Leitz has been awarded with a prestigious research grant for a long-term research project entitled ‘The Temple as Canon of Egypt's Religious Literature'. At the University of Tübingen he will direct a group...
- Research Publications Online: Too Much Of A Good Thing?
Science Daily Thanks very much to Kat, who knows me soooooo well, for sending me this article from Science Daily. I'm not saying that I agree with it but I do like the fact that people are having the conversation: The Internet gives scientists and...
- Web Journals Threaten Peer-review System
http://tinyurl.com/ktn43 (yahoo.com)Thanks to Kat Newkirk for bringing this to my attention - it is not specific to Egyptology, but will probably be of interest to those who research using academic journals, peer-reviewed and otherwise: "Scientists frustrated...
Egypt
US funding boost for web-based archaeology journal
Yorkshire Post
The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation has awarded 250,000 US dollars to help York University make academic research material available online. The project will allow researchers to link their work to databases, video, audio and other information as well as stimulating academic debate.
The latest research will build on work completed as part of an earlier award-winning project, Linking Electronic Archives and Publications, or Leap, which won Best Archaeological Innovation and was highly commended in the Best ICT Project category at the 2008 British Archaeological Awards.
The project will run until March 31, 2011.
Internet Archaeology, hosted by York University, was established in 1996. It has over 70,000 hits per day to its pages from more than 120 countries.
- Accessing Egyptian Archaeology Through A British Museum Exhibition
Day Of Archaeology 2011 (Margaret Maitland) As an Egyptologist, currently working at the British Museum, I’ve been involved in a number of archaeological digs, but most of my research life has been devoted to trying to make sense of what other people...
- The 3d Giza Plateau & Virtual Archaeology
Talking Pyramids (Vincent Brown) With photos and 2 minute preview video. The Giza Archives Project at the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston has for many years been the most extensive online resource on the archaeology of the Giza Plateau. Much of the archived...
- Research: The Temple As Canon Of Egypt’s Religious Literature
AlphaGalileo Prof. Dr. Christian Leitz has been awarded with a prestigious research grant for a long-term research project entitled ‘The Temple as Canon of Egypt's Religious Literature'. At the University of Tübingen he will direct a group...
- Research Publications Online: Too Much Of A Good Thing?
Science Daily Thanks very much to Kat, who knows me soooooo well, for sending me this article from Science Daily. I'm not saying that I agree with it but I do like the fact that people are having the conversation: The Internet gives scientists and...
- Web Journals Threaten Peer-review System
http://tinyurl.com/ktn43 (yahoo.com)Thanks to Kat Newkirk for bringing this to my attention - it is not specific to Egyptology, but will probably be of interest to those who research using academic journals, peer-reviewed and otherwise: "Scientists frustrated...