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  1. Events

BEC Programme

BEC5 was held online throughout September and October 2020 and a further event will be held in early December 2020. Each Congress panel takes the form of a separate event allowing you to register for those panels that you wish to attend. Below you will find the full schedule, download links for panel abstracts, and registration links for each panel.

All times are provided for the UK (BST+1) – please check your time zone before registering. We also recommend that you read the following guidance on attending EES online events before attending your chosen panel(s).

Support BEC5

BEC5 is free to attend, but if you can support the Egypt Exploration Society by making a donation then we would be very grateful.

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Schedule

Please note that the times are subject to last minute changes and cancellations and we recommend that registrants to attend the full panel and arrive ten minutes prior to the first paper starting to ensure you have access. 

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  • Online lecture: Ished tree scenes in ancient Egypt

    Online lecture: Ished tree scenes in ancient Egypt

    What were they? Why were they important? Join Dr Mary Ann Marazzi as she explains the meaning and function of ished-tree scenes.

  • Online lecture: Branding, Non-Literacy, and Bread in Ancient Egypt

    Online lecture: Branding, Non-Literacy, and Bread in Ancient Egypt

    Present Theory Meets Past Practice. Join Dr Sabrina Rampersad as she explores branding and bread production in Ancient Egypt.

  • Online lecture: Terms of Gendered Representation

    Online lecture: Terms of Gendered Representation

    Join Dr Ellie Jones as she reassesses the role of elite women in early-mid 18th Dynasty funerary iconography from Thebes and El-Kab.

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    Bringing you the latest research

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