Showing posts with label Egyptological. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Egyptological. Show all posts

Thursday, 15 December 2011

Egyptological Magazine

The third issue of the free online magazine, Egyptological is out. So far in the three issues, there has already been a number of items of note to this blog:
  1. An article on Hatshepsut, by Barbara O'Neill, Hatshepsut, King of Egypt (1479–1458 BC)
  2. An Article on the Goddess Pakhet (Speos Artemidos) by Andrea Byrnes,Notes on the Goddess Pakhet
  3. Photographs of TT353 by Glyn Morris,Photos of the tomb of Senenmut (TT353) by Glyn Morris
 I have given my word to Andrea (and of course, Kate) that i will draft an article myself in the not too distant future. I will be looking at the new blog, the Hatshepsut Project Museum Database (really just a template currently) and giving an idea of what to expect from it as a resource for studying Hatshepsut.

Please take a look at Egyptological if you haven't already. It covers all of Egypt, then and now.

Regards,
Stuart

Wednesday, 1 June 2011

"Egyptological" features the Hatshepsut Project

"Egyptological" for those who do not know is a new free online magazine launched in 2011 by Kate Phizackerley and Andrea Byrnes.

Kate runs "News from the Valley of the Kings"
Andrea runs "Egyptology News"

It is my honour to be able to say that the Hatshepsut Project has been included on this new site, in the Favourite Blogs section.

My sincere thanks to Kate and Andrea for including me in Egyptological. Good luck with the magazine. I look forward to adding my 2 cents worth (where applicable). :)

Stuart