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Diotima: Women & Gender in the Ancient World

Diotima: Women & Gender in the Ancient World is a digital portal that illuminates the often-overlooked stories and perspectives of women and gender in the cultures of antiquity. Named after the wise priestess Diotima from Plato's Symposium, this platform offers a wealth of resources, articles, and scholarly insights that shed light on the roles...

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The Weights and Measures of Ancient Egypt

An examination of the Great Pyramids of Egypt and other buildings makes it clear that the Egyptians at a very early stage incorporated a measurement system, though really their system of weights and measures was fundamental to all sorts of functions and essential for the smooth running of their bureaucracy....

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A New Light On Ancient Art

"A New Light On Ancient Art" is an illuminating exhibition that redefines our understanding of the artistic achievements of ancient civilizations. This captivating showcase invites visitors to look beyond the surface and explore the innovative techniques, cultural nuances, and symbolism that have shaped the artistic legacy of antiquity. Through int...

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Step Pyramid Complex of Djoser

The Step Pyramid Complex of Djoser stands as a remarkable testament to the architectural ingenuity and cultural significance of ancient Egypt. Located in Saqqara, this complex is a masterpiece of the Old Kingdom period and represents one of the earliest pyramid structures in history. Commissioned by Pharaoh Djoser and designed by the visionary arch...

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Annual Egyptological Bibliography

The AEB is published by the International Association of Egyptologists in cooperation with the Netherlands Institute for the Near East. Since 1 november 2007 access to this website is only possible through subscription....

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The Griffith Institute (Oxford)

Includes Tutankhamun: Anatomy of an Excavation...

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Directory of North American Egyptologists

The Directory of North American Egyptologists serves as a valuable resource that connects enthusiasts, scholars, and researchers with experts dedicated to the study of ancient Egypt. This comprehensive directory showcases the diverse community of Egyptologists across North America who are passionately engaged in unraveling the mysteries of this cap...

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Newton Institute Egyptology Resources (Cambridge)

The Newton Institute for Egyptology at Cambridge University is a renowned center for the study of ancient Egyptian history and culture. Established in 1975, the institute houses a vast collection of resources that are invaluable to scholars, researchers, and students interested in delving into the mysteries of ancient Egypt. Within the walls of th...

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The people of ancient Egypt

The people of ancient Egypt form a diverse tapestry of individuals who contributed to the rich and complex civilization that flourished along the Nile River for millennia. From farmers to pharaohs, priests to craftsmen, the society of ancient Egypt encompassed a wide range of roles and classes that together created a vibrant and enduring culture. A...

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Babylonian Mathematics

Babylonian mathematics stands as a remarkable testament to the intellectual achievements of ancient Mesopotamia. Rooted in the mathematical practices of the Babylonian civilization, this ancient mathematical system showcases their advanced understanding of numbers, calculations, and practical applications. Through cuneiform inscriptions on clay tab...

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