Egypt
- Tell El-daba Online
Tell el-Da'ba Homepage (English version) I stumbled across this page by accident. Tell el-Da'ba is in the eastern Delta on the Pelusiac branch of the Nile and has now been identified as Avaris, the Hyksos captial. The satellite photograph of the...
- Ess Delta Survey Explores The Archaeology Of The Nile Delta With Google Earth
Egypt Exploration Society The satellite imagery available through Google Earth is a valuable resource for archaeological research. The program is free for download from the Web. Use the Latitude and Longitude coordinates for the archaeological sites included...
- Theban Mapping Project Website Updated?
VOA News Thanks to Rhio Barnhart for pointing me at this item recommending the Theban Mapping Project website: Time again for our Website of the Week, when we showcase interesting and innovative online destinations. Our web guide is VOA's Art Chimes....
- New Egyptology Resource
Worthy Science Sources David Petersen, who set up the Worthy Science Sources site to provide an encyclopaedic resource completely free of charge, is considering the addition of a dedicated Egyptology section. He is therefore on the lookout for graduate...
- The International World History Project
Deccan Herald (N.S Soundar Rajan) The International World History Project at http://history-world.org/, contains a collection of world history related essays, documents, maps, music and video outlining human history and progress from the Neolithic era...
Egypt
Resource: ArchAtlas
Version 4 of ArchAtlas, the online atlas devoted to publishing visually-rich scholarly essays on archaeological questions has been released and can be found at either of the two following addresses:
http://www.archatlas.org/
http://www.archatlas.dept.shef.ac.uk/
A new 'Occasional papers' section has been added alongside the older visual essays in the journal. The menu system has been improved and a new "OpenAtlas" feature has been initiated, which utilises Google Maps' detailed satellite imagery to link essays and site information together. One of the latest sites added to the Open Atlas features is the Valley of the Kings.
If you click on the background image (a lovely satellite photograph of the Egyptian Nile Delta and the eastern Mediterranean) it will take you to the site's blogs where you can read about all the latest progress including latest journal entries and the above mentioned new features.
http://www.archatlas.org/
http://www.archatlas.dept.shef.ac.uk/
A new 'Occasional papers' section has been added alongside the older visual essays in the journal. The menu system has been improved and a new "OpenAtlas" feature has been initiated, which utilises Google Maps' detailed satellite imagery to link essays and site information together. One of the latest sites added to the Open Atlas features is the Valley of the Kings.
If you click on the background image (a lovely satellite photograph of the Egyptian Nile Delta and the eastern Mediterranean) it will take you to the site's blogs where you can read about all the latest progress including latest journal entries and the above mentioned new features.
- Tell El-daba Online
Tell el-Da'ba Homepage (English version) I stumbled across this page by accident. Tell el-Da'ba is in the eastern Delta on the Pelusiac branch of the Nile and has now been identified as Avaris, the Hyksos captial. The satellite photograph of the...
- Ess Delta Survey Explores The Archaeology Of The Nile Delta With Google Earth
Egypt Exploration Society The satellite imagery available through Google Earth is a valuable resource for archaeological research. The program is free for download from the Web. Use the Latitude and Longitude coordinates for the archaeological sites included...
- Theban Mapping Project Website Updated?
VOA News Thanks to Rhio Barnhart for pointing me at this item recommending the Theban Mapping Project website: Time again for our Website of the Week, when we showcase interesting and innovative online destinations. Our web guide is VOA's Art Chimes....
- New Egyptology Resource
Worthy Science Sources David Petersen, who set up the Worthy Science Sources site to provide an encyclopaedic resource completely free of charge, is considering the addition of a dedicated Egyptology section. He is therefore on the lookout for graduate...
- The International World History Project
Deccan Herald (N.S Soundar Rajan) The International World History Project at http://history-world.org/, contains a collection of world history related essays, documents, maps, music and video outlining human history and progress from the Neolithic era...