Carl Graves Cairo360.com In Cairo I had the pleasure of giving workshops at the British Council on text writing in #museums - passing on lots of skills I picked up from International Training Programme over the years!

I met some incredible people and learned so much from them - huge thanks to Essam Nagy & The Egypt Exploration Society (5/ )

More of Immortal Egypt available in my home city (well, close to my home town at least). Go see her if you’re up there! 🤩

Congrats Greg Jenner Dr Campbell Price on the excellent launch Totally Chaotic. And here are Tracy Borman and Dr Nicola Tallis with the publication cupcakes. Dr Campbell Price dedicated it to me in hieroglyphics with a sign to indicate I am a queen which is totes the case 😄

Aaaand, if you’re going in person then don’t forget to visit The Egypt Exploration Society Howard Carter watercolour currently on display The Egypt Centre, Museum // Y Ganolfan Eifftaidd 🤩

Almost a year since i attended [email protected] - one of the best events i’ve ever had the pleasure of speaking at with the most amazing people (many i’m still in touch with!) 🤩

Lovely to see Amelia recognised by American Research Center in Egypt today 🤩

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#Egypt 's forgotten wonder: The lost city of Ibn Tulun
📅2 Apr, 1pm🇬🇧3pm🇪🇬

Carl Graves introduces the city of Al-Qata'i founded by #IbnTulun in 870 CE, including the ruler's famous #mosque , the only part still standing today (or so people will tell you).

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Miserable weather in London today, so i’m choosing to remember the time i was explaining the size of the locust in my cabin to friends in sunny Egypt last month 🥰

Throwback Tuesday…? 🦗 ☀️ 🤷‍♂️

🚨 job(s) alert! 👇

The most beautiful place on earth? 👇

Thanks to The Egypt Exploration Society, we are delighted to announce the arrival of this remarkable watercolour by archaeologist Howard Carter - the man who discovered the tomb of Tutankhamun.
Step back in time & see it in all its glory at The Egypt Centre, Museum // Y Ganolfan Eifftaidd now!
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Today on #InternationalWomensDay we celebrate the lives of Bertha Porter (1852-1941) & Rosalind Moss (1890-1989, pictured below). Both were instrumental in researching & producing Topographical Bibliography volumes that showcase their encyclopedic knowledge of Egyptian monuments!

Happy International Women's Day! 3 female Egyptologists working with the collection in Aberdeen, past and present!
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#InternationalWomensDay 2024
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A report about the latest The Egypt Exploration Society archive loan to The Egypt Centre, Museum // Y Ganolfan Eifftaidd which was unveiled yesterday by Ken Griffin and myself. Many thanks to The Egypt Exploration Society members who donated to conserve the artwork and made this partnership possible 🥰

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