Egypt
- Book Review: Excavating Egypt
http://arthistory.about.com/od/book_reviews/l/bl_exegypt_spcatrev.htmReview by Stan ParchinBetsy Teasley Trope, Stephen Quirke and Peter Lacovara, et al.Excavating Egypt: Great Discoveries from the Petrie Museum of Egyptian Archaeology, University College...
- Archaeology Magazine: Hatshepsut Review
http://www.archaeology.org/0601/reviews/pharaoh.htmlThe new edition of Archaeology Magazine has been announced. Although there's not much about Egypt there are some fascinating pieces. There's a new item on the website at the above address, which...
- Journal Of African Archaeology
http://www.african-archaeology.de/vol3(2).html The website for the Journal of African Archaeology is now showing the contents for Vol. 3 (2) 2005, due for release in December 2005. The full contents listing is on the above URL, but I have listed below...
- Recent Issue Of Archaeology Magazine
http://www.archaeology.org/curiss/index.html The main contents are listed at this link - see below for links to specific features. http://www.archaeology.org/0505/abstracts/tanis.html The latest issue of Archaeology Magazine has a feature (both in the...
- Interactive Hierakonpolis - Updated
http://www.archaeology.org/interactive/hierakonpolis/field/2004f.html The excellent account of the latest excavations from Hierakonpolis has been updated at the Archaeology Magazine website. This issue focuses on the contents of Tomb 9, a Nubian C-Group...
Egypt
Website Review: Ancient Civilizations
http://www.archaeology.org/0511/reviews/past.html
The above is a short review on the Archaeology magazine website of the British Museum's interactive "Ancient Civilizations" website: "Clicking on one of these links brings the user to a world map with a moving timeline that depicts the different cultures emerging on the map and then fading away, evocatively illustrating the civilizations that have existed, and then died out, over thousands of years. Here the museum's collection comes into play as objects are presented, described, and placed within their cultural context through imaginative interfaces". See the above review for more.
Archaeology magazine have also published the contents listing for their November/December issue at www.archaeology.org.
The above is a short review on the Archaeology magazine website of the British Museum's interactive "Ancient Civilizations" website: "Clicking on one of these links brings the user to a world map with a moving timeline that depicts the different cultures emerging on the map and then fading away, evocatively illustrating the civilizations that have existed, and then died out, over thousands of years. Here the museum's collection comes into play as objects are presented, described, and placed within their cultural context through imaginative interfaces". See the above review for more.
Archaeology magazine have also published the contents listing for their November/December issue at www.archaeology.org.
- Book Review: Excavating Egypt
http://arthistory.about.com/od/book_reviews/l/bl_exegypt_spcatrev.htmReview by Stan ParchinBetsy Teasley Trope, Stephen Quirke and Peter Lacovara, et al.Excavating Egypt: Great Discoveries from the Petrie Museum of Egyptian Archaeology, University College...
- Archaeology Magazine: Hatshepsut Review
http://www.archaeology.org/0601/reviews/pharaoh.htmlThe new edition of Archaeology Magazine has been announced. Although there's not much about Egypt there are some fascinating pieces. There's a new item on the website at the above address, which...
- Journal Of African Archaeology
http://www.african-archaeology.de/vol3(2).html The website for the Journal of African Archaeology is now showing the contents for Vol. 3 (2) 2005, due for release in December 2005. The full contents listing is on the above URL, but I have listed below...
- Recent Issue Of Archaeology Magazine
http://www.archaeology.org/curiss/index.html The main contents are listed at this link - see below for links to specific features. http://www.archaeology.org/0505/abstracts/tanis.html The latest issue of Archaeology Magazine has a feature (both in the...
- Interactive Hierakonpolis - Updated
http://www.archaeology.org/interactive/hierakonpolis/field/2004f.html The excellent account of the latest excavations from Hierakonpolis has been updated at the Archaeology Magazine website. This issue focuses on the contents of Tomb 9, a Nubian C-Group...