Chalice di Sedeinga, with Egyptian-style gold decoration, ca. 250 AD, egyptological coll. Univ Pisa

Honestly, did you know the Great Sphinx of Giza has a tail? More importantly, is the Sphinx actually 10k+ years old? The following statement is from geologist Robert Schoch - “According to standard Egyptological thinking, the Great Sphinx was carved from the limestone…

The Magnificent Gold Artifacts which were found in the tomb of King Tutankhamun, Egyptological pronunciation Tutankhamen, commonly referred to as King Tut, was an ancient Egyptian pharaoh who was the last of his royal family to rule during the end of the 18th.

#DMT ‘Deities Myth & Tryptamine’ by RN Vooght 𓁀𓀳 𓁢 𓂀. I’m over the moon with this signed proof copy from my buddy Rick Vooght. The Egyptological-cum-physiological connections are simply mind-blowing. Did I mention the DMT? Rick’s work is ground-breaking! Out now!

Egyptological #collection #Pisa
Anubis, dog-shaped god commonly identified with a jackal, funerary god, protector of necropolises and the deceased. He was the main deity of the 17th nome (region) of southern Egypt, whose capital was called Cynopolis 👇

Very taken by this little book presenting research shared at the 2017 BM Egyptological Colloquium to a broader audience. Congrats to all contributors. Can't wait to see the Arabic version. More of this please!

Found some classic Egyptological literature from my childhood at my Mum and Dad’s house

Here they are! Copper chisel and copper blade. The Egyptological answer to all of ancient Egypt’s engineering mysteries! 😂

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Come on down to The Egypt Exploration Society Open Day tomorrow where we have over 400 second hand books on sale. Some amazing bargains to be had! 🚨🚨

(Get here before I buy them all!)

#book #Egyptology

Our Expert Dr Paul Harrison's latest book #ProfaneEgyptologists is a must-read as it is both an #Egyptological study of #Kemeticism and a critical study of the discipline of #Egyptology itself.

I am pleased to report that, starting tomorrow, I am releasing a 3-part with Prof. Kara Cooney of UCLA. We cover topics like 'The cost of death,' 'the legacy of Hatshepsut' and 'how the media affects Egyptological science.' It's going to be great 🙂

One of most exciting Egyptological discoveries in recent history: the logbooks of a team who were involved in the building of the Great Pyramid at Giza! THREAD!👇 🧵

The Khafre Statue discovered inside the Valley Temple serving as part of the circumstantial evidence for Egyptological id of the Sphinx. A side profile of the Khafre Statue reveals a deeply profound esoteric teaching (discussed during my tours of Egypt🇪🇬 AdeptExpeditions.com/tours)

captcha on an egyptological site

Today, it was great to spend some moments with the famous Victory Stela of King Merenptah (known as Israel Stela in Egyptological literature)✍✍
#Eternal_Egypt #Egypt_Golden_Empire #Merenptah #Israel_Stela #Egyptian_Museum #Ramesside_Imperialisim #Ramesside_Egypt

Very nice line in Radio Times - who wouldn't want to be described as an 'Egyptological Anorak'? Catch it on the iPlayer whilst you can!

Nov. 29, 1922: Archaeologist Howard Carter makes public his discovery of King Tutankhamun's tomb, opening its antechamber for Egyptian officials and invited dignitaries to see. The Times of London has the scoop on 'the most sensational Egyptological discovery of the century.' 1/3

The pinnacle of my Egyptological studies

In our process of creating meaningful & attractive Egyptological narratives in simple Arabic language to the public in Egypt, my very own 'the Place & the People' launched the lecture series 'Egyptology in Arabic'in summer 2020 and the next lecture of the series is coming soon!