Preliminary digital reconstructions of Djehutyhotep's tomb in the Sudan National Museum. First steps to reconstitute the original monument and to allow people to digitally access and reconnect with Sudanese heritage now at risk due to war. Funded by Cambridge Archaeology #Sudan #Nubia

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Looking forward to singing in this tonight!

One of the UK’s leading mixed voice choirs has been told they are being disbanded. classicfm.com/music-news/st-…

SJV TO BE DISBANDED

We were devastated to hear yesterday that the college has decided to disband SJV at the end of this academic year.

We are so proud of what we have achieved and will miss singing together every Monday.

Thank you for your support

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Saw this incredible blue tablet when I was at the The Walters Art Museum two weeks ago today. Are there other examples of this clay pigmentation practice that are as vivid?

After visiting the US last week for the first time, I’m excited to start my PhD in Egyptology at Johns Hopkins University this autumn! Looking forward to making Baltimore my home for this next stage of my life.

At the Met tonight to see my favourite piece of Egyptian art: the red quartzite face of Senwosret III. Huge moment very emotional

In Luxor to open the tomb of Neferhotep (TT49). I'm extremely proud to be part of this project, within which I learned so much. Now on to a new chapter in Egypt with amazing friends inshallah!

Today was the final day of the Sanam Temple project study season 2023-24. Sadly we can't go to Sudan, but much progress was made studying materials we excavated in the last few years. Many interesting projects and publications will come out soon! May the war in Sudan end soon.

It was a pleasure to give this week’s seminar earlier today! Thanks to the organisers for running this series

Hugely enjoyed presenting twice last week at my first conference on my first trip to Egypt. Many thanks to the organisers at Ifao - Institut français d'archéologie orientale for a fantastic symposium on Reading Reuse—I learnt so much over those 4 days!

I’m gripped

no beef but champollion’s been kinda quiet since i shared my beginners coptic google doc