TVAES

Thames Valley ancient Egypt Society (TVAES) was founded in 1994 to meet the increasing local demands of a growing interest in Ancient Egypt. The aims of the Society are to promote the study and public dissemination of the culture, religion, art, language, life and death in ancient Egypt.

Members and non-members are warmly welcomed to our talks, study days and classes, which cover all aspects of ancient Egypt.

Our next events are below:-

	TVAES Fund Raising Study Day Saturday May 17 'A place full of whispers': exploring ancient lives in the Wadi Hammamat
	Saturday 15 March 2014 2.00 pm	Coronation Hall	Public Lecture - Luigi Prada Title The Theban Tomb of Pairy and Its Graffito: Shedding Light on the End of Amarna and on the Network of Draughtsmen in New Kingdom Thebes Abstract and biography Click for a flyer
	Saturday 26 April 2014 2.00 pm	Oakwood Centre	Public Lecture - Dr Kate Spence Title Egypt in New Kingdom Nubia: Fieldwork at Sesebi 2008–13 Abstract and biography Click for a flyer
	Saturday 10 May 2014 2.00 pm	Oakwood Centre	TVAES' 20 Anniversary Lecture Public Lecture - Professor Alan Lloyd Title An Ancient Greek in Ancient Egypt Abstract and biography Click for a flyer
	Saturday 7 June 2014 2.00 pm	Oakwood Centre	Public Lecture - Dr Jo Marchant Title The trials and tribulations of Tutankhamun's mummy Abstract and biography Click for a flyer

Essex Egyptology Study Day March 8 "Gateway to an artistic and cultural renaissance
South Asasif Conservation Project in context"

To become a member of TVAES download our latest programme OR membership / booking form