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 Temples
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Akhenaten (Amenhotep
IV) (Cairo) |
Sir
Ralph Abercromby |
Deir el
Medina, workers village |
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Amarna Princess (Bolton) |
Aswan, dam
and quarrying |
Deir el Medina, documents from village |
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Has Akhenaten's body been found..?
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Deir el Medina, temple of Hathor |
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Tutankhamun's burial jewellery (Cairo) |
Pyramid in Liverpool |
Herishef, temple
at Heracleopolis (Bolton) |
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Brothers Khnum-Nakht
& Nekht-Ankh (Manchester) |
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Tomb of Meketre, western Thebes |
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Other places |
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Stirling - Castle, town, Pyramid |
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Study Reports |
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Evolution of Funerary Architecture |
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Egyptian Religious Art |
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What is a temple..? |
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Akhenaten, the-Aten, and Atenism |
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Egypt’s
relationships with Libya and the ‘Sea Peoples’ during the New
Kingdom |
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Historical context of the
Stelae excavated by William Bankes within the Northern Temple of
Isis at Buhen
(Jun-09) |
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Web Sites |
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of Manchester, Bristol, Oxford, Nottingham, Birmingham and Heriot Watt. It provides
access to the very best web resources for education and research. All material is evaluated and selected
by a network of subject specialists to create the Intute database. (Nov-2007)
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Library is part of the Oxford University Library Service which meets the needs of students, teachers
and the international research community with an extremely rich and diverse range of library resources
provided by over 100 separate libraries. (Nov-2007)
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 Certificate
of Continuing Education in Egyptology.
This four year, part-time course provides opportunity for serious academic study of the history and
civilization of Ancient Egypt from c.3100 BC to the Arab Conquest, together with a grounding in Middle
Egyptian Hieroglyphs. The programme is led by Professor Rosalie David OBE, a scholar of international
standing and Director of the University's KNH Centre for Biomedical Egyptology.
(Dec-2007)
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 The University
of Leicester is the world leader in the
provision of distance learning courses in
archaeology - we've been doing it
successfully for more than a decade. That
means we fully understand the specific needs
of distance learning students wherever they
are based. Importantly though, the
qualifications you end up with are
recognized throughout the world as reaching
exactly the same standard, whichever route
you choose.
Distance study of Archaeology
and Ancient History is available from all
levels, from introductory to postgraduate.
This includes our wide range of modules all
available for part-time study at a distance.
(Oct-2009) Undergraduate Courses:
Introductory courses
Diploma courses
BA (Hons) in Archaeology by distance learning
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Articles
and Reports