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The first lecture for this season will be this coming Sunday, 27th January at the usual time of 7pm.

It is by Violeta Pereyra from the Argentinian mission working in TT 49 Neferhotep. It will cover the conservation and laser cleaning of the wall decoration.

Having had the privilege to view the tomb last weekend I can say they have made amazing progress this season.

Thanks, Barry. When does the lecture season usually end?

Once we have run out of speakers! Normally around April as most missions are finishing by then.
I think I should be able to get around 10 lectures if they are here long enough.

Cool. Then I will be able to attend about four! Woo hoo!

And this time let us hope that Miss numb nuts from the West Bank dose not video them and post them on the internet without licence to do so.

Sunday 3rd February at 7pm at the Mummification Museum, Luxor, Egypt. Admission free.
This weeks lecture is by Suzanne Onstine on the ongoing work in TT 16, the tomb of Panehsy in Dra’ Abu el Naga.

Just had another two lectures confirmed.

So,

10th Feb Diana Craig Patch Malqata North Village and Palace

17th Feb José Galán TT11 Djehuty.

Very excited that we have got José following the recent discoveries announced elsewhere.

There will be more.....

Well done! Rats... I would love to be there for the Djehuty one but it's one week too early.

Just a reminder for this coming Sunday 10th February at 7pm at the Mummification Museum, Luxor, Egypt. Admission free.

A presentation by Drs. Peter Lacovara, Diana Craig Patch and Catharine H Roehrig of the Joint Expedition to Malqata on their ongoing work.

Ok, after a lot of diplomacy and persuasion the lecture for this Sunday 17th February is back on.
Dr. José M. Galán will be speaking about the current work on the tomb of Djehuty, TT 11-12.
Starting at 7pm as usual.
Strictly NO cameras or recording devices or you will be asked to leave.

Great News

May all the gods bless you, Barry! The diplomatic service has lost a potential treasure.

A reminder for this Sunday 24th February at 7pm at the Mummification Museum, Luxor, Egypt. Admission free.

A lecture by Dr Laurent Bavay entitled “Amenhotep is back on the hill. An update on the work of the Belgian Mission in the Theban Necropolis”

As before, Strictly NO cameras or recording devices please.

A reminder for this Sunday 3rd March at 7pm at the Mummification Museum, Luxor, Egypt. Admission free.

A lecture by Thomas Faucher “Ptolemaic coins in Thebes” Thomas is a scientific member at the IFAO.

As before, Strictly NO cameras or recording devices please.

Thomas has been excavating in the Ptolemaic areas of Karnak and will hopefully be telling us about those also.

Looking forward to it.

Hi Folk's,
I will ask, why no cameras and recording devices are allowed on this lesson. This lessons are open for public, my english are not so good, so I am happy to repeat the recorded lesson at home in my speed.
And, who can make some publishing with this bad material, so that the egyptians loose her right for the first publishing.
Please tell my a real reason.
BR

Are there topics for the lectures on 10th and 17th March?

Can no-one answer Stadelmann?He's new member asking question.
Why is he being ignored when everyone there is so learned on the subject?
Sorry Stadelmann.I would answer you if I knew anything about it.It seems though that you have asked a much too intelligent question!

Scottishtourist wrote:Can no-one answer Stadelmann?He's new member asking question.
Why is he being ignored when everyone there is so learned on the subject?
Sorry Stadelmann.I would answer you if I knew anything about it.It seems though that you have asked a much too intelligent question!

Scottishtourist, you were active on the topic where it was explained, you could answer our new friend rather than blaming "everyone" as usual.


http://luxor4u.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=31481


Sorry if Stadelmann doesn't accept this as a real reason.