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The mysteries of ancient Egypt have fascinated people for centuries. From the mathematics of the pyramids to the symbols of Ancient Egyptian life, there is much that we still do not understand about this ancient civilization. We explore some of the esoteric and out of this world theories surrounding the mysteries of ancient Egypt. The pyramids of Egypt are perhaps the most iconic symbols of this ancient civilization and are still a marvel of engineering. Many people believe that there must h ...
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The stories that made the Ancient Egypt headlines over the fourth week of November. Antiquities from Giza to Tahrir VR Horizon of Khufu Horizon of Khufu Review Artefacts Returned from NZ Museums These news stories are taken from various public internet sources including: http://english.ahram.org.eg/Portal/9/Heritage.aspx https://egyptianstreets.com…
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This month’s Q&A episode features questions on ancient festivals, food, human sacrifice, and marriage and incest in ancient Egypt. Episode Notes * Food * The Pharaoh’s Kitchen, by Madga Mehdawy * Ikram, Salima. 1995. Choice Cuts : Meat Production in Ancient Egypt. Leuven: Peeters. * Ancient Egyptian Festivals * Coppens, F. 2009. Temple Festivals of…
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The stories that made the Ancient Egypt headlines over the third week of November. Council of Arab Archeaologists Ramses II in Sydney 121st Anniversary of Egyptian Museum Bank Card Entry to Sites These news stories are taken from various public internet sources including: http://english.ahram.org.eg/Portal/9/Heritage.aspx https://egyptianstreets.co…
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In this episode Kara and Jordan talk with PhD candidate Kylie Thomsen about her research contextualizing statuary reuse using new technologies like photogrammetry and RTI (Reflectance Transformation Imaging). About Kylie Thomsen Kylie is an Egyptology PhD candidate in the department of Near Eastern Languages and Cultures at the University of Califo…
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The stories that made the Ancient Egypt headlines over the second week of November. Ovarian Tumor Found in Amarna Israel/Gaza War Affects Tourism 5 Artefacts Returned to Egypt November's Museum Highlights GEM to Open Probably in Spring These news stories are taken from various public internet sources including: http://english.ahram.org.eg/Portal/9/…
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The stories that made the Ancient Egypt headlines over the first week of November. Rameses II in Australia Our Museums Through an Archival Lens Royal Scribe Tomb Found at Abusir Imhotep Museum to Reopen Soon 113 Smuggled Artefacts Recovered Head of Amun on Auction at Christies These news stories are taken from various public internet sources includ…
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This month’s listener questions covered a variety of topics from ancient Egyptian clothing and furniture to the portrayal of mummies in popular culture. Episode Notes Egyptian linen Pleated dresses from the Museo Egizio of Turin: study of the technical data of fabrics in Moor, A. de (Antoine) et al. (eds.) (2015) ‘Textiles, tools and techniques of …
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The stories that made the Ancient Egypt headlines over the last two weeks of October. Replica of Karnak King List Solar Alignment at Abu Simbel Snapchat at the Louvre Egyptian Costumes: The Lost Heritage Rameses III Gate at Karnak Sources: internet, various These news stories are taken from various public internet sources including: http://english.…
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Historians are products of their time, place, and life experiences, and yet in many ways they approach their work with the idea that it can be (at least to some degree) separated from all of those things. In this episode Kara and Amber discuss whether or not history can—or should—be apolitical and how historical narratives inevitably reflect the ze…
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The stories that made the Ancient Egypt headlines over the second week of October. Greco-Roman Museum in Alexandria Reopens New Kingdom Burial Discovered in Minya Sources: internet, various These news stories are taken from various public internet sources including: http://english.ahram.org.eg/Portal/9/Heritage.aspx https://egyptianstreets.com/tag/…
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The stories that made the Ancient Egypt headlines over the first week of October. 5000 Year Old Wine Ptahshepses Tomb Rediscovered MoTA at Egyptology & Papyrology Conference in Italy New Celestial Images at Esna H.E. Ahmed Issa at Saqqara Discovery Sources: internet, various These news stories are taken from various public internet sources includin…
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Kara and Jordan discuss iconoclasm in the ancient and medieval worlds with Lexie Henning, the host of the Ancient Office Hours podcast. Below is information about Lexie and some visuals! We include Aya Sofia, also called Hagia Sophia, a 6th century CE multi-domed church turned mosque turned museum turned back to mosque. We also discuss the 13th cen…
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The stories that made the Ancient Egypt headlines over the last week of September. Smuggled Antiquities and the BM 8 Chambers Discovered in Abusir Mallawi Museum Reopens 29.2 Thousand Artefacts Returned to Egypt Sources: internet, various These news stories are taken from various public internet sources including: http://english.ahram.org.eg/Portal…
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The stories that made the Ancient Egypt headlines over the third week of September. Tutankhamun - The Immersive Exhibition Cleopatra's Tomb Pharaoh, A New Exhibition in Melbourne Aphrodite Temple Discovered in the Med Edfu New Reception Hall Opened Sources: internet, various These news stories are taken from various public internet sources includin…
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The stories that made the Ancient Egypt headlines over the second week of September. 25 Years for Swansea Egypt Centre Imperial Hittite Archive New Amenhotep III Exhibition September's Museum Artefacts Sources: internet, various These news stories are taken from various public internet sources including: http://english.ahram.org.eg/Portal/9/Heritag…
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The stories that made the Ancient Egypt headlines over the first week of September . Zahi Hawass and Mo Salah Menkaure Photos Scent of a Woman Ahmed Issa at Karnak British Museum and the Rosetta Stone Hieroglyph AI Cabinet Approves Artefact Sharing Sources: internet, various These news stories are taken from various public internet sources includin…
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CW// Human remains The red-shroud mummy of a young man named Herakleides—don’t ask us how he died so young; we don’t know—presents some tantalizing insights into certain religious practices of the first century CE in Egypt. On view at the Getty Villa in Malibu, the mummy of Herakleides is unprovenanced, but archaeological evidence suggests it proba…
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The stories that made the Ancient Egypt headlines over the end of August and the beginning of September . Dispute of the Desperate with his Soul ZH and the Rosetta Stone Heritage of Musical Instruments at NMEC Al Nile Wil Hayah Showcase in Cairo Sources: internet, various These news stories are taken from various public internet sources including: …
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In this month's Patreon Q&A Kara and Jordan answer questions about literature, what they did over the summer and other topics. And as a special treat-- Kara debriefs about the recent International Congress of Egyptologists' conference in Leiden. Get full access to Ancient/Now at ancientnow.substack.com/subscribe…
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The wonders of ancient civilizations have always captured the imagination of historians and archaeologists. Among the most intriguing civilizations is Ancient Egypt, with its awe-inspiring pyramids, majestic temples, and fascinating mythologies. While much has been uncovered about this enigmatic culture, there are still hidden mysteries waiting to …
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Ancient Egypt, with its enigmatic pyramids, majestic pharaohs, and mysterious rituals, has captivated the world for centuries. Beyond its grandeur and splendor, Egypt holds a rich tapestry of history and mythology that continues to intrigue and inspire. In this blog post, we embark on a journey through time to unravel the secrets of ancient Egypt. …
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Egypt's narrative legacy goes far beyond its creation of the material world and the exploits of its gods. They consist of the canons of their art, architecture, language, and ritual - the foundation of a culture that sustained itself for thousands of years. This is probably the most significant element of the Egyptian legacy because it seems to hav…
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EPISODE 59 | In this episode Kara and Amber discuss Patron questions covering topics ranging from Cleopatra to balancing historical accuracy in entertainment and more. ---- If you want knowledgable hot takes on headlines about archaeology, Egyptology, and antiquity in general delivered to your inbox, subscribe to our Substack Ancient/Now. You can a…
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EPISODE 60 | In Part II of our discussion on Cleopatra VII and reception, ownership, and race we welcome guests Dr. Mai Musie and Professor Rebecca Futo Kennedy. Dr. Musie and Professor Kennedy both study aspects of identity formation, race, and ethnicity in the ancient world and bring their expert perspectives to this discussion of Cleopatra VII, …
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Ancient Egypt, known for its rich cultural and mythological heritage, worshipped a vast pantheon of gods and goddesses. Among their deities, there were two fascinating groups that stood out for their mysterious and otherworldly nature: the Ogdoad and the Shining Ones. These divine beings played significant roles in the Egyptian cosmology and were r…
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In the vast realm of ancient mythology, Egyptian creation myths stand as some of the most captivating and enigmatic narratives ever conceived. Steeped in symbolism, magic, and divine beings, these myths offer a glimpse into the ancient Egyptian worldview and their understanding of the origins of the universe. In this power blog, we embark on a scho…
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EPISODE 58 | Kara and Jordan meet with Dr. Serena Love to discuss her ongoing work with Seamus Blackley on the collection of ancient yeast and reconstruction of ancient bread making techniques. How does one collect ancient yeast without contamination? What can be learned through experimental archaeology? And most importantly, what did ancient bread…
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Egypt, with its rich historical legacy, holds an allure for explorers and scholars alike. Steeped in ancient wonders, the land of the pharaohs hides numerous enigmas and unsolved mysteries. In this essay, we will delve into the top five greatest mysteries of Egypt, spanning iconic structures, revered pharaohs, sacred temples, astonishing discoverie…
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Archaeological Discovery https://youtu.be/cxPJQmnd3Eg in Ancient Egypt, Lost Advanced Knowledge of How THEY DID IT Released Abydos is an ancient city located in Upper Egypt, about 11 kilometers west of the Nile River. It was one of the most important religious centers in ancient Egypt and played a significant role in the country's political and rel…
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EPISODE 57 | In this episode, special guests Dr. Katherine Blouin and Dr. Heba Abd el Gawad join Kara and Jordan for a conversation about Netflix’s docu-drama Queen Cleopatra and the ways in which modern issues of reception, ownership, and race have played into how Cleopatra is seen today. Dr. Abd el Gawad brings her nuanced perspective as a schola…
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EPISODE 56 | This is a recording from live Zoom event held on May 27th for this month's Patreon Q&A with a focus on women, women's experiences and goddesses in ancient Egypt. ---- If you want knowledgable hot takes on headlines about archaeology, Egyptology, and antiquity in general delivered to your inbox, subscribe to our Substack Ancient/Now. Yo…
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EPISODE 55 | Kara and Jordan explore the world of magic & medicine and how illnesses were treated in ancient Egypt. Did the Egyptians distinguish between magic and medicine in efficacy? What illnesses did the Egyptians suffer from? How were they treated? Stay tuned until the end to hear them read from some actual magico-medical papyri! If you want …
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EPISODE 54 | "Don't bring a mace to a gunfight." In our latest Bookclub installment Jordan and Amber cover another book from Egyptologist/author Barbara Mertz (also known as Barbara Michaels and Elizabeth Peters), "Search the Shadows." Spoiler's ahead!! If you want knowledgable hot takes on headlines about archaeology, Egyptology, and antiquity in …
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EPISODE 53 | Kara and Jordan answer this month's Patron questions. Want to submit a question? Support the podcast by becoming a Patron. If you want knowledgable hot takes on headlines about archaeology, Egyptology, and antiquity in general delivered to your inbox, subscribe to our Substack Ancient/Now. Get full access to Ancient/Now at ancientnow.s…
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EPISODE 52 | Kara and Jordan cover four ancient Egypt-themed headlines from the void in the Great Pyramid to the recently restored zodiac at the Temple of Esna. If you want knowledgable hot takes on headlines about archaeology, Egyptology, and antiquity in general delivered to your inbox, subscribe to our Substack Ancient/Now. You can also support …
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The followers of Heru, or Horus, are a group of individuals who are dedicated to the worship and adoration of the ancient Egyptian god Horus. Horus is a deity associated with the sky and kingship, and is often depicted as a falcon or as a human with the head of a falcon. The worship of Horus has a long and complex history that spans thousands of ye…
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Egyptian temples were sacred places where priests served the gods. A temple was a house for the one or more deities it was dedicated to. Gods were believed to live within their statues in the temple’s shrine. Temples were where cultural knowledge was stored and curated. Each temple had a library of ritual papyri. Major temples had a ‘House of Life’…
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EPISODE 51 | We are producing a new series of episodes for Afterlives of Ancient Egypt called “Artifact Stories,” in which we choose one thing—be it art, artifact, architecture, etc.—and dive into the details in order to see what insights and perspectives we can draw from it. For each of these episodes we will be publishing a companion post on our …
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Akhenaten was a Pharaoh of Egypt who reigned from 1353 to 1336 BCE. He is known for his controversial religious reforms, which involved the worship of only one god, Aten, and the suppression of traditional Egyptian polytheism. But there are many mysteries surrounding Akhenaten, including his sudden disappearance from historical records after his re…
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The Hyksos were a group of people who migrated to Egypt during the Second Intermediate Period (17th century BCE) and eventually established a foreign dynasty in the country. They are believed to have originated from the Levant and are often associated with the Semitic-speaking people of the region, particularly the Nephilim. On the other hand, the …
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Akhenaten was a pharaoh who ruled Egypt during the 18th Dynasty, and his reign was marked by significant changes to Egypt's religion and culture. He is best known for his promotion of the worship of the sun disk god Aten, and for his relocation of the capital city to a new site that he called Akhetaten. While there is much that is still not known a…
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EPISODE 50 | Kara, Jordan, and guest Dr. Jonathan Winnerman answer this month's Patron questions. Become a Patron and join our online community: https://www.patreon.com/afterlives Want more content about the ancient world? Visit our Substack, Ancient/Now: https://ancientnow.substack.com Get full access to Ancient/Now at ancientnow.substack.com/subs…
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EPISODE 49 | Kara, Jordan, and guest Dr. Jonathan Winnerman tackle the history of the Rosetta Stone and the debate surrounding calls for its return to Egypt. Why is the Rosetta Stone so important? What its role in national politics and how has it its ownership always been contentious since its initial discovery? Afterlives delves into the history o…
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EPISODE 48 | In Part II of our travel to Egypt suggestions, Kara and Jordan continue their discussion covering what to wear and bring as well as other non-Cairo/Luxor travel recommendations. Be sure to check out our Ancient/Now Substack companion post to this episode that provides more info on our tips and recommendations. If you want knowledgable …
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EPISODE 47 | This month's Patreon Q&A is a recording from our Live Zoom event on February 18th. This month's theme was gods and goddesses of ancient Egypt. If you want knowledgable hot takes on headlines about archaeology, Egyptology, and antiquity in general delivered to your inbox, subscribe to our Substack Ancient/Now. You can also support the p…
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EPISODE 46 | In this week's episode, Kara and Jordan sit down with their friend and colleague Dr Jonathan Winnerman to talk about his work on kingship, sovereignty, and globalism. How did the ancient Egyptian conceptualize of their society and increasing interaction with the 'outside' world? How did they imagine the world around them, and what less…
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EPISODE 45 | In this week's episode (part I) Kara and Jordan discuss traveling to Egypt and share their travel tips and tricks. Where to stay? What to see? And what to eat? Don't you want to book a trip immediately?! Make sure to check the Ancient/Now Substack companion post with extra information and links to all the places mentioned in this episo…
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EPISODE 44 | In this month's Patron questions, we cover more questions on Amarna family genetics, ancient music and instruments, how the god Amun-Re worked, and many more. Thank you to our Patrons for the thoughtful questions and generous support! If you would like to submit a question and get other additional perks, please consider joining our Pat…
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