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Via HistoryoftheAncient \u200f@historyancient: Article: Karnak: Where the digital age meets ancient Egypt http:\/\/ow.ly\/hRYnP <\/a><\/p>\n Remains of a mud-brick pyramid-shaped tomb cover belonging to vizier Khay (reign of Ramesses II) found. Ahram Online http:\/\/bit.ly\/XpfNVe <\/a><\/p>\n Creating a pointcloud for a 3D model of houses in E13, Amara West, using a process called \u2018Structure from Motion\u2019. http:\/\/bit.ly\/XpiM00 <\/a><\/p>\n Via @chrisnaunton. New book in German – the personal memories of the former Director General of the Egyptian Museum http:\/\/bit.ly\/Wan9f7 <\/a><\/p>\n Durham Univ. 3\u20134 March 2013 2-day international conference, The Construction of Time in Antiquity. lutz.doering [at] http:\/\/durham.ac.uk <\/b><\/p>\n Missed this a couple of wks ago: Campbell Price’s Texts in translation #10: The Stela of Hesysunebef (Acc. No. 4588) http:\/\/bit.ly\/WfXftd <\/a><\/p>\n Penn Artefact Lab: A step a-\u201chead\u201d: improving storage for our mummified heads http:\/\/bit.ly\/YArZCt <\/a><\/p>\n Curator’s Choice: Sue Giles on a toy from a child’s grave at Bristol’s King of Egypt show. Culture24 http:\/\/bit.ly\/Y6J22a <\/a><\/p>\n Discovery of Luxor tomb of Vizier Khay, \u201cthe First Royal Herald of the Lord of the two lands\u201d announced. Luxor Times http:\/\/bit.ly\/15uCVYY <\/a><\/p>\n Avenue of the Sphinxes in Luxor, fully illuminated at night for the first time. Lots of photos. Luxor Times http:\/\/bit.ly\/11UOj1m<\/a><\/p>\n Amara West 2013: scarabs \u2013 for life and death. http:\/\/bit.ly\/ZdA8Pw <\/a><\/p>\n Via Alice Williams \u200f@alicewilliams86: Book Review – Americans in Egypt, 1770-1915 http:\/\/collectingegypt.blogspot.com\/2013\/02\/book-review-americans-in-egypt-1770-1915.html<\/a> \u2026<\/p>\n Upstairs, Dowstairs: contrasting palace life and village life at excavations in Malqata http:\/\/bit.ly\/Y6rumN <\/a><\/p>\n New Book: Leatherwork from Qasr Ibrim (Egypt). Part I: Footwear from the Ottoman Period. Andr\u00e9 J. Veldmeijer 2013 http:\/\/bit.ly\/WPfWmR<\/a><\/p>\n <\/p>\n
Fab new book on World Archaeology at the Pitt-Rivers, with fascinating chapters on the Egypt & Sudan collections: http:\/\/www.prm.ox.ac.uk\/world.html <\/a><\/p>\n