Previous
Events
March
6, 2002
Ritual Purity as an Identity Marker in Late Period Egypt
Jacco Dieleman, PhD, Leiden University
April
13, 2002
Reeds Under the Pyramid: Islamic Calligraphy
Mamoun Sakkal
Islamic Calligrapher and Architect
June
22, 2002
Ancient Egypt and Its Neighbors
Scott Noegel, PhD
Associate Professor, Department of Near Eastern Languages and Civilization
University of Washington
September
26, 2002
Osiris and Kingship: The Dark Side of the Sun
Stephen Quirke, PhD, Egyptologist
Assistant Curator, Petrie Museum of Egyptian Archaeology
University College London, Petrie Museum
Project Manager for Digital Egypt for Universities
October
5, 2002
Hieroglyphs for Parents and Kids
Scott Noegel , PhD
Associate Professor, Department of Near Eastern Languages and Civilization
University of Washington
November
7, 2002
Egypt's Lost World of the Fayum: Ancient Beasts
and Pharaohs
Anthony Cagle, PhD, Anthropologist
University of Washington
December
5, 2002
The Mummy! A Behind-the-Scenes Visit to the Burke
Burke Museum of Natural History and Culture
Conducted by Laura Phillips, Archaeology Collections Manager, and Susan
Cottman, ARCE/NW Vice President
March
8, 2003
The Mummy in the Drawing Room
W Benson Harer, Jr, MD
April
10, 2003
Ancient Egypt and the Mamluks: Architecture and Appropriation
Karen Mathews, PhD, University of California, Santa Cruz
May
22, 2003
Camels to Khartoum: Breasted's Expedition to Egypt and the Sudan
Emily Teeter, PhD, Oriental Institute Research Associate and Curator
of Egyptian and Nubian Antiquities at the Oriental Institute Museum
in Chicago
October
2, 2003
Whose Pharaohs? Archaeology, Museums, and Egyptian National Identity
from Napoleon to World War I
Donald Malcolm Reid, PhD, Georgia State University
October 25, 2003
Make An Ancient Egyptian Mummy and Coffin
Instructors: Susan Cottman, ARCE/NW and Louisa Schreier, Seattle Art
Museum
November
1, 2003
Mummies — Up Close and Personal
Paul LeRoy, PhD, Professor Emeritus of African History, Central
Washington University
November
15, 2003
Egyptomania: From Cleopatra to Hollywood
Bob Brier, PhD, CW Post Campus, Long Island University
February
5, 2004
Cairo
of the Arabian Nights
Paula Sanders, PhD, Associate Professor of History, Rice University
March
4, 2004
The Egypt Tourists Rarely See
Alan Kaye, Professor of Linguistics, University of California at Fullerton
April
29, 2004
Jewish Life in Ancient Egypt: A Family Archive From the Nile Valley
Edward Bleiberg, Associate Curator in the Department of Egyptian, Classical
and Ancient Middle Eastern Art at the Brooklyn Museum of Art
May
17, 2004
The Ancient Egyptian Sense of Humor
Carol Andrews, Lecturer in Egyptology, University of London
September
2, 2004
Lucie Duff Gordon in Egypt
Brian Hunt, ARCE/NW
October
24, 2005
Tutankhamun and the Golden Age of the Pharaohs
Kathlyn Cooney, Stanford
University
November 3, 2005
An Ancient Egyptian Bibliophile and Some of His Favorite Authors
Leonard Lesko, Brown University
April
3, 2006
The Vitality of Egyptian Images in Late Antique Christian Memory
and Response
David Frankfurter, Princeton University
September
19, 2006
Consort
of Amun-Re: The Temple Precinct of the Goddess Mut at South Karnak
Richard
Fazzini, Brooklyn Museum of Art
October
19, 2006
"Commanded to Speak by God and His Prophet:" Religious Authority
in Medieval Egypt
Jonathan
Berkey, Davidson College
November
9, 2006
Life
and Religion at Tell el-Amarna
Barry Kemp, Cambridge University
November
30, 2006
Who Killed King Tut?
Benson Harer, Jr., MD, Adjunct Prof., Dept. of Humanities, CSUSB
January
11, 2007
Crocodile Mummies, Nazis, and the Garden of Eden: Unpublished Italian
Excavations at Tebtunis in the Fayum
Ian Begg, Trent University, Ontario
April
12, 2007
Egyptian Mural Painting: Ten Years' Cleaning and Conservation
Michael Jones, ARCE, Cairo
December 6, 2007
Claiming
the Pharaohs: Egyptian Archaeology in the Age of Empire and After
Donald Malcolm Reid, Professor Emeritus, Georgia State University
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