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We thought it would be useful to collate the links to the current dig diaries and blogs.
Please feel free to add to this list. I believe this will be made a sticky.
Some are not in English but...
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Just to demonstrate that some archaeology is still happening over the summer I'd like to add to the list, the blog of the South Asasif Conservation Project directed by Dr Elena Pischikova.
Here is a list of the major Egyptian sites as found on Google Earth. As I find more I will add them to this post.
To use, just copy the two sets of figures, and then paste them into the search bar...
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Disregard the professor his coordinates are houses away, i can see the jeep they are:
25 42'56.87 N
32 37'.97'E
No wonder i get lost sometimes..la whaala...8)
Nome Name: Aned-Hetch
Capital: Ancient name: Enep-Heg or Ineb Hedj
Men-nefert or Men-nefer
Greek Name: MEMPHIS
Present Name:Miet Rahina or Mit Rahmin
Symbol: White Wall....
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I am just reading a book at the moment where the author uses the ancient names of towns in one place and then the modern names in others and seems to leave the Greek names out altogether. I have...
I always avoid using debit cards when I am abroad, but it is now a must if you are visiting any site in Luxor, earlier this year I was able to pay to get into Karnack, now impossible. I was sat in...
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When once a year you go to renew your license you are faced with all the violations, you are not informed as at each time, and must pay for all of them, or you lose your license.
Now this is interesting.
Years ago I worked as a salvage diver for Eurosalve owned buy Jimmy Rowlands.
who also lived in a Martello Tower and owner of The Rock Shop in Ramsgate.
I was asked by two separate people I came across who knows me as A-Four while in Egypt, and asked me which was my favourite tomb in the great valley, to be honest that's quite difficult, but...
I took an early morning walk from my hotel towards Karnack, few people were about as I walked along the now extended Corniche. As I approached the Luxor Museum I noticed several Chinese people...
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Not doing the cruise last year we took the opportunity to do the day trip to abydos from luxor we also went to denderra on the lotus boat which was great as I hadn't been for a few years. Normally on...
They are a nice walk away about 5 minutes if your dawdling..
Past Amedia Edwards old 'blue-plaque place..
Arnold Bennett must have known this part of Clerkenwell pretty well.
I have finally got...
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Saturday with the ****** offspring, most bar staff in the 'manor love her...
Oh! it's sunday not saturday...
The 'morning after, it's called 'hungover....
A football match in Cafe Kick f.f.b....noisy...
Apparently the top part of the Hatshepsut obelisk, lying on its side nearvthe sacred lake at Karnak Temple, has been restored and re-erected.
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Not sure...
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Thank you again A-Four. I am hopeful for a return to Luxor,
I have often said that this area must have in the past had a lot more water around it than we see today, canals, irrigation channels,...
100 years ago, around about tea time... a boy named Mo discovered Tut.ankh.amun.
Sort of along, with Howard and George.
So, I have decided over the next few days to put pen to paper (let my fingers...
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When the Beeb were filming on the West Bank their base was in the car park of The Ramesseum, useful
when popping into The Rest to have beer and chat with Mohammed.
19 th Nov
Public Lecture: Tutankhamun and the Tomb that Changed the world
Registration is required
Presented by: Dr. Bob Brier
Lecture Information
The 100th...
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[quote=HEPZIBAH post_This slide lecture also discusses the claim that Carter stole objects from the tomb. Using previously unpublished letters, we suggested that more objects were taken than was...
Most people know that my interest in Egyptology is very limited. However, as it is the 100th Anniversary since the discovery of the tomb of Tutankhamun, I thought I'd watch at least one of the many...
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The Second coming of a gay jesus ?........
I must say i found the people speaking fairly boring, sorry about that...... 8)
Ps: But....My birthday present arrived...'excellent stuff! direct from the...
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AmariCole, sadly newcastle died a short while ago.
But to answer your question; it would seem that that is the accepted opinion amongst those that have delved into these things.
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