Egyptology Middlesbrough

23/12/2022

These have been on here before but they are good enough to show again

23/12/2022

I'm sure we have seen these before on this page

20/12/2022

Brilliant initiative

06/12/2022

https://www.buzzsprout.com/1511236/11815118?fbclid=IwAR1kbDd-jT5vR16HbjFPytIBi2Myhl11t_7dzeIIxNWKzTVUOlS-jzZEKrI

The stories that made the Ancient Egypt headlines over the first days of December.Rameses in ParisGEM Chidren's MuseumSotheby's AuctionScarab Found in Israelel-Gerza Funerary DiscoverySources: internet, variousThese news stories are taken from var...

06/12/2022

https://www.buzzsprout.com/1511236/11815118?fbclid=IwAR1kbDd-jT5vR16HbjFPytIBi2Myhl11t_7dzeIIxNWKzTVUOlS-jzZEKrI

28/10/2022

Not Egyptian but Near East

Assyrian marble reliefs dating to some 2,700 years ago have been unearthed at the ancient city of Nineveh in northern Iraq.

archaeology.org/news/10944-221024-iraq-nineveh-carvings

(Penn Museum)

23/10/2022

Guiseppe Delia Egyptologist studying at Durham University speaking about Ancient Egypt Society and it's relationship to Bees. The Egyptians believed that Bees came from the tears of Ra. This is today at the Middlesbrough Institute Of Modern Art.

13/10/2022

Looks interesting

And we're back with our first episode of Season 3!!

Kara and Jordan tackle the topic of body shaming (and positivity) in ancient Egypt. What were the "ideal" body types? How were people viewed who were outside those norms? What were their thoughts on aging, disability, thinness, thickness, etc? How do these differ from a modern Western ideal and what can we learn from the ancient Egyptians?