Join Stephanie Boonstra and Carl Graves as they explore the urban development of Egypt from its earliest beginnings to the modern day. Read more
Join our panel of experts to uncover the multilayered history of Quesna following 15 years of investigation in the southern Delta. Read more
Join Jennifer Turner as she explores Egyptian reliefs and monuments to illustrate key aspects of ancient Egyptian society, culture, and religious belief. Read more
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Join Dr Penny Wilson for an introduction to ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs, the language that they write, and the culture they represent. Read more
Ancient Egypt in Medieval Arabic writings . Join Dr Okasha El Daly as he overturns this long-held misconceptions by uniting Egyptology and Islamic Studies. Read more
Part of the Being Egyptian event programme (March-June 2021) Read more
The Finding of the Oxyrhynchus Papyri between Myth and Reality. Join Dr Roberta Mazza as she reconsiders the stories of 'discovery'. Read more
Join Prof Nozomu Kawai to hear about the latest discoveries of the Japanese-Egyptian mission to North Saqqara Read more
Present Theory Meets Past Practice. Join Dr Sabrina Rampersad as she explores branding and bread production in Ancient Egypt. Read more
Much Wine and a Little Fava. Join Dr Mennat-Allah El Dorry as she explores the history of archaeobotanical research in Egypt. Read more
What were they? Why were they important? Join Dr Mary Ann Marazzi as she explains the meaning and function of ished-tree scenes. Read more
The 7th Annual Birmingham Egyptology Symposium. Held online in partnership with the Egypt Exploration Society. Read more
Dr James Grant Bey of Cairo and his Egyptian Collection at the University of Aberdeen. Join Abeer Eladany as she traces fragments of wood from the Great Pyramid she recently rediscovered in Aberdeen. Read more
Epitome of social relations in Anglo-Egyptian Sudan. Join Tomomi Fushiya as she discusses her research in the EES Amara West Archive. Read more
Join Dr Chris Elliott as he explores the unusual past-time of climbing pyramids for a spot of lunch! Read more
A joint conference focusing on the veneration of the dead. Organised by AUC, ARCE, and the Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities (MoTA). Read more
A special tour to mark the 100th anniversary of the discovery of the tomb of Tutankhamun. Read more