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A conference on Egyptology at Bristol University had to be cancelled because of Corvid19, but went ahead as a series of lectures on Zoom and UTube videos. This was mentioned by a member in a recent post, and a link provided - I watched an excellent talk by Aidan Dobson on Amunhotep Son of Hapu!
I’d like to thank whoever posted it - maybe Newcastle?? - but I can’t find the original post
So, whoever you are, a big THANK YOU from me, I so enjoyed the talk I watched, and will certainly be watching some more!
Other websites videos that will work on the forum:
•youtube.com (youtu.be) - playlists are also supported
•vimeo.com
•facebook.com
•dailymotion.com
•ustream.tv — streams and recorded videos...
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Now I realise why I will never make it to the commity, I don't understand any of that. Every time I have tried to put pictures on it comes up something like your picture is too big re-crop, or...
My early enthusiasm for Egypt was driven by an interest in the ancient - particularly the esoteric aspects - I duly went out and read Bauval et al but I have the retention skills of a wet teabag and...
Many of my friends here tell me they 'don't do Facebook' for various reasons. However it can be quite useful at times, and this site details many of the organisations, like ARCE, Oriental Institute,...
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Thanks, Stan. I've added the site owner as a Facebook friend (I need all the friends I can get) and will check out the links he lists.
For a while now I felt as if Egytology is dead or is in the process of dying because nothing new has come from the sands of time. I wonder did they dug every thing and every one up from the ancient...
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Quote: Man i would love too but I can't afford to come to Egypt at this moment . Who is ST?
A: Probably a latvian Mel Gibson in tartan drag....:cool:
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