Thanks to a post by Mia Rikala to the EEF email group for pointing me at a newsletter which had not come to my attention previously: the Kelsey Museum Newsletter. The most recent issue is the Spring 2007 publication. This and previous newsletters are online at the above address, and some of them have some excellent articles about Egyptian archaeology:
Spring 2007: "Wonderful Things", The 2007 Abydos Middle Cemetery Project
Fall 2005: Karanis Textiles Online / The Dirt from Karanis
Spring 2005: To Abydos and Back - A conservator's travelogue
Fall 2002: Indvidual and society in Ancient Egypt - Anatomy of an exhibition
Spring 2002: A Kelsey mummy encournters modern medicine
Fall 2001: The arcaehology of individuals at Abydos, Egypt
Spring 2001: Uses of Karanis textiles examined in Fall exhibition
Spring 2000: Weni the elder and his mortuary neighborhood at Abydos, Egypt
Spring 2007: "Wonderful Things", The 2007 Abydos Middle Cemetery Project
Fall 2005: Karanis Textiles Online / The Dirt from Karanis
Spring 2005: To Abydos and Back - A conservator's travelogue
Fall 2002: Indvidual and society in Ancient Egypt - Anatomy of an exhibition
Spring 2002: A Kelsey mummy encournters modern medicine
Fall 2001: The arcaehology of individuals at Abydos, Egypt
Spring 2001: Uses of Karanis textiles examined in Fall exhibition
Spring 2000: Weni the elder and his mortuary neighborhood at Abydos, Egypt
1 comment:
Hi,
Very glad that my post did some good :-)! And thanks for the further links on the Kelsey newsletter, I hadn't checked on it for quite a while, and upon seeing your item just did so. Seems that the most recent one had some nice follow-ups on the Abydos tombs.
Best,
Mia
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