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IEAA Lecture: Jerome Robbins and Akhenaten
An acclaimed choreographer's encounters with ancient Egypt.
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IEAA Lecture: Reisner - Walking Among Pharaohs
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IEAA Lecture: Reisner - Walking Among Pharaohs
IEAA Lecture: Ay's Temple for Tutankhamun
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Co-sponsored by the Institute of Egyptian Art & Archaeology and the History Department of the University of Memphis
IEAA Preserving Cultural Heritage in Minya, Egypt
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IEAA Preserving Cultural Heritage in Minya, Egypt
Professional Reinvention #2 - Rachel Knox
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The ‘Professional Reinvention’ series will offer a range of interviews with successful professionals who have trained in disciplines such as those we offer in CCFA, and who have embraced opportunities, as well as challenges, in their careers that have led to experiences they may not have anticipated during their studies, and at various moments in their career progression.
Professional Reinvention #1 - Todd Richardson
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The ‘Professional Reinvention’ series will offer a range of interviews with successful professionals who have trained in disciplines such as those we offer in CCFA, and who have embraced opportunities, as well as challenges, in their careers that have led to experiences they may not have anticipated during their studies, and at various moments in their career progression. I am delighted that To...
Uses and Abuses of Ancient Egyptian Statues - IEAA Lecture
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Uses and Abuses of Ancient Egyptian Statues - IEAA Lecture
Tutankhamun's Life, Death, and Afterlife - IEAA Lecture
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Tutankhamun's Life, Death, and Afterlife - IEAA Lecture
Wonderful lecture. Dr. Gobolde is a true expert on this topic. His English is much better than my French but I wonder if he would not be more comfortable lecturing in his native tongue with subtitles? As it is, it seems a bit labored.
who is amun?
do the coptics remember who amun is? it is known amun was the hidden god.hidden in what way?
who are you hiding from monsieur dieu caché
Horemheb himself stated probably somewhere in his Memphite tomb that he accompanied the king in his Northern and Southern campaigns obviously implying that Tutankhamun was present on the battlefield. Also, I appreciate your reasoning to why Horemheb only erased Tutankhamun later in his reign, to ensure the succession of Ramses. Horemheb's own right to the throne might have been challenged even in his lifetime.
That was incredible.
Thank you for making Tutankhamun's Life, Death, and Afterlife available , This is very groovy :) QC
И зачем вы изучаете тутанхамона........
For the same reason you watch it. History is fascinating.
Was there still a mortuary temple for Tutankamon on the west bank of the Nile?
Thank you!
Excellent.Thank you.
Fantastic lecture and very informative in was just by chance that I came across this lecture by Peter Der Manuellan, because at te moment I am reading the Reisener Biography Walking Among Pharaohs which I am really enjoying.
a very informative lecture it was great to see that some talat block were rediscovered
Thank you for the fascinating lecture!
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Good luck Dr Heba
I'm so happy you guys colleges post these things and these lectures I'm so very grateful so thank you this is the next best thing I could get to going to college because I'm poor but no biggie, thank you so much
54:30 A horse being ridden! Isn't that VERY unusual during the New Kingdom? This is a very interesting lecture, let's say it's putting forward a "revisionist" history of Tutankhamun, going from an inbred cripple to "a dynamic young King"! Especially intriguing is the possible similarity of motivations and timing of the "damnatio memoriae" of both Hatshepsut and Tutankhamun. So what then was that Ay walking stick head doing in Nefertari's tomb? Could she have come from the 18th dynasty line (or broader party), and that her marriage to Ramses II and her own great prestige have been the means of effecting a reconciliation between the Northern upstarts represented by Horemheb and Paramesse, and the broad 18th dynasty Theban (and Akhminian) party?
Indeed, it is fascinating to think that Nefertari might've been a bridge between the two. If only we could shed light on all of the familial relations of the period.
Thank you for making this available to a wider audience. I found it riveting !
What I don't understand is the pharaoh semchkara ankhcheperura. If he started the Restauration of the old gods. Was akhenaten still alive? Tomb of merire ||. Indicates that might be possible.
Isnt there a 'mythic' thread which suggests Akenaten was deposed by the Amun traditionalists and his wider family exiled into the courts of various Mediterranean lineages he had married his 'daughters' into - as far as Spain, Algeria, France, Greece. Some ancient Jewish refs said to refer to this along with enormous amounts of Gold from Akenatens treasurey! .....and the Stone of Destiny arrival in Ireland with one daughter. Her grave is an official archaeological site there. If Nefertiti dna is from Spain then its ties in nicely
Thx from Germany
That was a wonderful lecture, thank you.
Very interesting lecture and information. thank you
My favorite temple! Thank you for the informative lecture..
Fascinating! Thank you for the lecture, Dr. Johnson.
Thank you to CCFA Memphis for hosting, and thank you, Dr. Johnson for the lecture!
Thank you for a very interesting lecture
Hello fellow fans of old things.