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New Cambridge Element, Immigration and Borders in Ancient Egypt, by Danielle Candelora, out now! Read for free for the next 2 weeks at
https://cup.org/4d0b64c

Read the original research in Antiquity FREE: doi.org/10.15184/aqy...

Our #ObjectoftheDay is this reconstructed #ancientGreek white #ground lekythos, a pottery type commonly used for the storage of oil. It is of the black figure type and shows the winged #goddess #Nike, the goddess of #victory. It can be dated to the late 6th or early 5th century BC.
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Happy #Caturday! My research companions are taking a well deserved day off. They start the day the way they mean to finish the day. #cattitude

Tracked down a physical copy of Pintore’s 1978 publication from an amazing bookshop in Leiden, Antiquariaat Klikspaan. Thank you for the research assistance to locate it @paulshipper !
#Pintore #AncientEgypt #diplomaticmarriage #bookhunting #AntiquariaatKlikspaan

Call for Papers: The Connected Past is coming to Toronto in 2026! We invite abstract for papers exploring networks and network approaches in archaeology and history. Join us and share your research. See the posters below, scan the QR code for more! CFP is now open!

#theconnectedpast #archaeology

🗺️Level up your GIS skills!🗺️

Join us this February for a 1-week Skills School teaching you how to create and prepare GIS data for an online map to share publicly. Perfect for researchers ready to go beyond the desktop.

Learn, create and share your work: www.ees.ac.uk/whats-on/eve...

Here’s to another day surrounded by books, coffee and editing! 😊☕️📚
#phdlife

UGCert Egyptology (2026 entry) | The University of Manchester Our three-year Certificate in Egyptology distance learning course will build your knowledge of the history and civilisation of ancient Egypt.

Applications are open for the UG Certificate in Egyptology at the University of Manchester - 3 year online asynchronous academic study of Egyptology with Dr Katherine Slinger & Dr Nicky Nielsen.
For more info visit: www.manchester.ac.uk/study/underg...

The sock is ankle height, and knitted in red, green and yellow stripes. It has a separate toe for the big toe so the sock can be worn with sandals.

It's been a bit chilly over the last in the UK, so for #FindsFriday, here's a rather gorgeous Roman Period knitted children's sock to help your toesies feel cosy. It was found in Oxyrhynchus in Egypt, and is now in the collection at Manchester Museum.

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#Egyptology #AncientEgypt

My posts have been very few lately but I can quietly confirm I am in near final draft write up mode… next coffee please… #phdlife #research #ancientEgypt #Egyptology

Book Review: Sue Kelly, Unveiling Female Social Power in Early Egypt (c. 3080–2180 bce)
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How historians track ancient trade networks
October 9 | Live on Zoom Register Here: nuel.ink/PuysNW #PhdChat #AcademicChatter #sociallistening #NodeXL #Webinar #NetworkAnalysis #SocialMediaResearch #DataInsights

This Thursday, online public lecture Manchester Egyptology Seminar Series - Dr Kathleen Sheppard @k8shep.bsky.social Prof. of History at Missouri University of Science & Technology: ‘“How Winning a Woman of Study Can Be” in Early American Egyptology’
Oct 2nd, 5pm UK: zoom.us/j/91521871294

Just received latest issue of NILE Magazine and it was great to see article about Tell Nabasha by Dr Nicky Nielsen @drnickynielsen.bsky.social
‘Daily Life in the City of the Snake Goddess’ @manchester.ac.uk

October 2nd, free public lecture with the Manchester Egyptology Seminar Series with Dr Kathleen Sheppard, Professor of History at Missouri University of Science and Technology ‘“How Winning a Woman of Study Can Be” in Early American Egyptology’.

October 2nd, 5pm Zoom: zoom.us/j/91521871294

Windowed ceiling of a museum building, with the text 'Museums and Display, Antiquity' overlaid.

Museums are a powerful way to communicate #archaeology research. Explore how museums are correcting misconceptions, making understudied Indigenous archaeology accessible and embracing repatriation in our Museums and Display collection 🏺

www.cambridge.org/core/journal...

Congratulations! 🎉

Think you know history? Think again.

Discover 50 incredible finds that rewrote over 3,000 years of history in @theees.bsky.social's Ancient Egypt in 50 Discoveries, published today! #AE50EES

"Fascinating and unmissable" – Prof Kate Williams

Get your copy now 👉 www.ees.ac.uk/resource/anc...

When you love your keyboard and refuse to give up on it. We’ve had such a long journey together! #academia #keyboardshortcuts #phdlife #writeup #typing

John J Johnston (1965–2025) Aidan Dodson remembers former EES Vice-Chair and long-term supporter, John J Johnston.

Our thoughts are with all those who knew John, especially his husband, John.

Excited to have obtained a physical copy! Such an excellent resource by Jana Mynářová for anyone taking a deeper dive into the Amarna Letters @pudukhepa.bsky.social #languageofamarna #languageofdiplomacy #amarnaletters

Happy Graduation Day to all fellow students of Egyptology at the University of Manchester! Congratulations!! 🎉🎓@UoMEgyptology @UoMCAHAE @OfficialUoM #egyptology #manchester #graduation

Very nostalgic to be back at the University of Birmingham today. A peaceful morning stroll before presenting at the #ImageAndAuthority workshop.

#Hello from us! We have been quiet here, but we thought it's time to join the fun 😊
We are starting with this #ancientEgyptian #Saqqara #relief from the #Tomb of Akhethotep, dated to the Old Kingdom, Dynasty 6.

Beautiful weather with scattered showers led to this amazing little one waking up for its journey. It reminds me of my writeup progress over the past couple of weeks. However, sometimes we need to move slowly to achieve great distances. #snailspace #snail #nature #phdwriteup #phdlife #garden

Dr Katherine Slinger: Private Tomb Distribution in the New Kingdom (Zoom) The Theban Necropolis contains hundreds of tombs belonging to elite individuals, dating from the end of the Old Kingdom

Dr. Katherine Slinger 'Private Tomb Distribution in the New Kingdom' - Sat. 26 April 2025, 14:00 (UK, BST) ONLINE EVENT with Egyptology Scotland. For details and booking visit Eventbrite: www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/dr-katheri...

Short writeup break to visit the hippos who live down the road. #hippopotamus #Taweret #phdlife

Online mini symposium: Writing As Visual Experience in the Bronze Age Aegean and Cyprus We were sad that we just didn’t have the resources to include all the papers we wanted to in our WAVE conference in September. But four further speakers have kindly agreed to give us their pa…

Join us on 25th April for an online mini symposium: Writing As Visual Experience in the Bronze Age Aegean and Cyprus!

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My quick reference pile, a bit shorter than normal…but one of many stacks😬#phdlife #writeup #reading #reference #books #articles #Egyptology