The Russian Academy of Sciences recently established in Egypt an institution for studying the ancient history of Egypt – the Institute of Egyptology of the Russian Academy of Sciences. The […]
The digital documentation of archaeological sites provides a new way of preserving, educating, and analyzing cultural and natural landscapes. These geospatial models enable users to quantitatively and qualitatively assess sites […]
What do public murals of the 1930s have in common with paintings dating back 40,000 years? One thing—they tell a story of their time. Inspired by the Mexican Muralist movement, […]
Death, burial, and the afterlife were as important to ancient Egyptians as how they lived. Art, monumental architecture, rituals, and magical incantations were used by Egyptians to create a story […]
An AIA President's Challenge Lecture Please note, this lecture was CANCELED due to travel and weather conditions.
Kershaw Lecture
proMatson Lecture
This lecture is also listed with the Oklahoma Public Archaeology Network, for their Oklahoma Archaeology Month. Visit their website to find out more.
James Sickinger, Florida State University, speaker
Hal Bonnette, an independent archaeologist with the University of Hawaii excavations at Tell Timai Egypt, presents an overview of archaeological excavations at the ancient Graeco-Roman city of Thmuis (modern Tell […]
