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Columns  Ask an Egyptologist What If The Rosetta Stone Had Never Been Found?  La Vida Aegyptiaca March 22, 2008 | Toronto and National News Toronto and National [Change] May 5, 2008 ANCIENT EGYPT AND NUBIA: Golden Kingdoms of the Nile: NOVEMBER 1st, 2008 2008 SCHOLARS' COLLOQUIUM: OCTOBER 31st & NOVEMBER 2nd, 2008 ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING OF THE SSEA: OCTOBER 31st, 2008 [READ MORE] Apr 18, 2008 The SSEA (USA) is pleased to announce the 2008 competition for two research prizes. The competition is open to doctoral students and recent post doctoral students from universities in the United States and Canada who study any aspect of ancient Egypt. [READ MORE] Apr 18, 2008 The March 2008 issue of the SSEA Newsletter is now up at our Publications page. [READ MORE] Apr 18, 2008 Call for Papers for the 2008 SSEA Scholars' Colloquium, October 31st and November 2nd, 2008 [READ MORE] Nov 4, 2007 Pictures from the 2007 SSEA Symposium held at the Royal Ontario Museum, Toronto. [READ MORE] Toronto and National Upcoming Events Toronto and National [Change] Movie Night -- "Egyptians in Space"
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[READ MORE] What are the 10 greatest discoveries ever made in Egyptology? ROM educator Gayle Gibson counts them down.
[READ MORE] <DD>Love and marriage were important parts of ancient Egyptian society but little is known about them today. On Wednesday June 18th, we take a look behind closed doors at the most intimate moments of ancient Egyptians.
[READ MORE] Our understanding of ancient Egypt has been shaped by a framework provided by such ancient Greek sources as Manetho, Plutarch, Diodorus and Herodotus. In this lecture we will explore how and why much of our Egyptological vocabulary is derived from the work of ancient Greek historians. Come and examine the Greek origins of the Dynastic system, the names of gods, kings, cities, and many other terms integral to the study of Egyptology.
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