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 or click here to download the TVAES 2014-2015 programme:-

	Saturday 7 Feb 2015 2.00 pm	Oakwood Centre	Public Lecture: Invisible Egypt made Visible with RTI (Reflectance Transformation Imaging) By Dr Kathryn Piquette Abstract and biography
	Saturday 14 March 2015 2.00 pm	Coronation Hall	Public Lecture: Nubia: What lies beneath By Carl Graves Abstract and biography
	Saturday 11 April 2015 2.00 PM	Oakwood Centre	Public Lecture: Eight women: Tomb Treasures of the Late Middle Kingdom By Dr Wolfram Grajetzski Abstract and biography
	Sunday April 12th 2015, 10.00am-4.30pm £30.00	Sorby Room, Wager Building, Whiteknights Campus, University of Reading. Directions	FUND RAISING TVAES Study Day Tombs of the South Asasif - Archaeology, Art and Artefacts Latest Discoveries and Research Professor Paul Nicholson and John Billman Speakers: Dr Elena Pischikova, Professor Paul Nicholson and John Billman Information and Booking form
	Saturday 9 May 2015 2.00 pm	Oakwood Centre	Public Lecture: Family Matters: Kinship and Kin Groups at the turn of the Third Millennium BCE By Leire Olabarria Abstract and biography
	Saturday 6 June 2015 2.00 pm	Oakwood Centre	Public Lecture: Howard Carter: An alternative view of the man through his art By Lee Young Abstract and biography