2024-5 TVAES Talks and Study Day programme
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Lectures and events
TVAES AGM - Saturday 5th October 2023 at 2.00 pm
Members Only, Booking not Required – Please check October monthly email for zoom link
Becoming God in the Pyramid Age - An online Zoom lecture
Date: Saturday 5th October 2024 at 3.00 pm NOTE TIME
By Dr Julia Troche
Cost: Free for Members and £4 Visitors
Venue: Online
Online booking will open in early October following the monthly email. Click to book
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The Archaeology of the Sphinx - A fundraising online Zoom lecture
Date: Saturday 19th October 2024 at 2.00 pm
By Dr Mark Lehner
Cost: £5.00 Members and £8.00 Visitors
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The Cleopatras: The Forgotten Queens of Egypt
Date: Saturday 16th November 2024 at 2.00 pm
By Professor Lloyd Llewellyn-Jones
Cost: Free for Members and £4 Visitors
Venue: Oakwood Centre Woodley In-Person only. No advance booking required
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Isis Goes Abroad
Date: Saturday 7th December 2024 at 2.00 pm
By Dr Robert Morkot
Cost: Free for Members and £4 Visitors
Venue: Coronation Hall Woodley In-Person only. No advance booking required
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More Than a Harpist’s Song: A Musical Scene in The Tomb of Tatia at Saqqara. Online Zoom Lecture
Date: Saturday 11th January 2025 at 2.00 pm
By Vincent Oeters
Cost: Free for Members and £4 Visitors
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ANCIENT EGYPT NEWS
Tomb of ancient Egyptian mercenary commander found in Egypt
Archaeologists in Egypt have discovered a 2,600-year-old tomb belonging to a man of high status: a "commander of foreign mercenaries" named "Wahibre-mery-Neith."
The British Museum houses a tablet which provides a peek into work-life balance in ancient Egypt. It documents the number of sick days and why 40 workers took time off from their workplace in 1250 BC.
Virtual tours of five Egyptian historic sites