ALT Webpage of the 2023 British museum annual egyptological colloquium with event information and an image of local Egyptian workers moving a block from a temple while a western member of the Dakhleh Oasis Project supervises.
Raffaella Cribiore helping to make an “American dinner” with our undergrad students at the Amheida excavation house in 2012. (Photo courtesy of N. Aravecchia.) Her obituary has now been published @nytimeslegacy.com/us/obituaries/nyt…. As it says, she was a superb cook! @isawnyu
The #Amheida Excavations mourns the passing of our beloved colleague, mentor, and friend Raffaella Cribiore. She brought the poetry on our walls to life. She will be sorely missed. Ave atque vale. @isawnyu@nyuclassics
There will be an Amheida panel as part of the 10th Int. Conf. of the #dakhla Oasis Project! If you are in London this Sept., check out what’s “new” at ancient Trimithis and the rest of this magical part of ancient and modern #egypt@isawnyu@WUSTLAnthro#archaelogy#amheida2024
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Graffiti and Rock Inscriptions from Ancient Egypt
A Companion to Secondary Epigraphy
Par @chloeragazzoli, Khaled Hassan & Chiara Salvador (eds.)
ifao.egnet.net/publications/…
A story in praise of Bedouin hospitality, set in the days of the caliph al-Wāthiq (840s CE).
"Maḥrūz b. Nājiya al-Ruṣāfī said, 'I was among those accused when funds went astray.... Few can escape overcome by fear and pursued by the government!'"
geniza.princeton.edu/en/docu…
ALT medieval manuscript in Judaeo-Arabic labeled T-S NS 224.142
Friends of #amheida Down Under, save the date! Thurs. 13 July, 6pm: The Archaeology of an Oasis City: Twenty Years of Excavations at Amheida in Egypt’s Western Desert, Dr. Nicola Aravecchia. Chau Chak Wing Museum, University of Sydney @ccwm_sydney@Sydney_Uni@WUSTLAnthro#dakhla
We got (most of) the band back together in Rome this past May! Engaging discussions, great people, lots of ideas for the future. New ideas take people to put into action, so reach out if you are looking to invest in your next big project. #amheida2024@isawnyu@WUSTLAnthro
Hi all, we’re back! Plenty of updates for you all in the coming weeks. First up: we have a new repository for #Amheida publications: archive.nyu.edu/handle/2451/…. And the first thing to go up is a pdf of our preliminary report from the 2023 season: archive.nyu.edu/handle/2451/…
Join us this weekend for #SocietySunday!
This Sunday, Feb 5 at 1 pm ET, Elizabeth Murphy of Florida State University will present a free virtual lecture entitled "Going to Work in the Roman Empire: The Archaeology of Potters and Potting." 🏺
Register: ow.ly/wAHH50MJ7of
Recent excavations have provided new data for how the population lived in Aksum beyond the city. Learn more in the OI Members Lecture “Finding an Ancient Town: Discovery and Excavation of Beta Semati, Ethiopia” which debuted two years ago today.See bit.ly/oiBetaSamati
And then, there were none. The #smheida2023 season is done but not quite in the books. We have several weeks of data entry and months of analysis to do; but planning for #amheida2024 begins … in Cairo in 9 hrs. The day is young, at 4am! Thanks to all! العام القادم! @isawnyu