Minoan-Sty­le Frescoes in Avaris - a discussion

Where: University of Derby. Law Lecture Theatre at the University of Derby's main campus site at Kedleston Road. This is just off the A38 Derby Ring Road., SSAE Society for the Study of Ancient Egypt. When: 5th June 2010, 1pm - 3pm

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Minoans abroad: the case of the Minoan-sty­le murals at Avaris in the Nile Delta.

Where: Friends of the Petrie Museum UCL, London:Institute of Archaeology More information will soon be available here: http://www.ucl.ac.uk/FriendsofPetrie/index.html When: 19th March 2010, 6pm - 8pm

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Minoan Frescoes at Avaris (poster)

Where: AMPAL 2009 When: 14th November

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The Amphora of Egyptian Pharaoh Thutmose III from Katsamba, Crete.

Where: The Annual Meeting of Postgraduates in Ancient Literature 2009 - The University of Birmingham. When: 14th November 2009

ABSTRACT:

The habitation and cemetery site of Katsamba in Crete, first excavated by Arthur Evans in the nineteen-twenties and later by Stylianos Alexiou in the fifties and sixties; is today identified as the harbour-town of Minoan Knossos. The excavation of the so-called 'Tomb of the Blue Bier' at Katsamba, dated to LM IIIA1 (c 1400 BC), has resulted in the discovery of a large number of luxury grave goods, among which, were imported objects from Egypt. Of particular interest for this study is the amphora of Eighteenth Dynasty Pharaoh Thutmose III from the same tomb, (Herakleion Museum Λ 2409) bearing the following inscription with the nomen and epithets of the ruler inscribed in cartouche (as translated from hieroglyphs):

'the good god Men-kheper-Re, son of Re,Thutmose
perfect in transformations, endowed with eternal life'.

This find can best illustrate the elite connections, trade and gift-exchanging between the palaces of Minoan Crete and Egypt in the Late Bronze Age, while at the same time it raises issues in concurrent chronology and history.

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The Avaris Murals

Where: Village Hall, Upton Snodsbury , 3CAHS Three Counties Ancient History Society When: 15th October 2009

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The Avaris frescoes (poster)

Where: Budapest, Byblos Foundation http://www.byblos.org.hu/index.php When: September 2009

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The Avaris frescoes revisited.

Where: University of Lancaster. , Histfest When: 17th May 2009

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The British Museum. Cultural Equality for Disabled visitors. A photograph­ic review.

Where: University Of Birmingham Institute of Archaeology and Antiquity, IAA Forum When: 12th May 2009

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The story of high-heels­.

Where: University Of Birmingham Institute of Archaeology and Antiquity, IAA Frorum When: 10th February 2009

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Minoan Frescoes at Avaris

Where: CRE X University of LIverpool When: 8th January 2009

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Disability and Deformity in Ancient Greece. An overview.

Where: University Of Birmingham Institute of Archaeology and Antiquity, IAA Forum When: 2nd December 2008

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Disability and Deformity in Ancient Greece. An overview.

Where: University Of Birmingham Institute of Archaeology and Antiquity, Greek Club, Birmingham. When: 6th November 2008

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Disability and Deformity in Ancient Greece. The truth behind the myth.

Where: Kalogerikon, Thassos, Greece Disability Conference When: 11th October 2008

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Archaeolog­y from Reel to Real. Archaeolog­y and the Media.

Where: University Of Birmingham Institute of Archaeology and Antiquity, IAA Forum When: 7th October 2008

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Minoan Crete, Thera and Egypt. Interconne­tions in the Middle and Late Bronze Age. An overview.

Where: University Of Birmingham Institute of Archaeology and Antiquity, Greek Club, Birmingham When: 4th September 2008

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Connection­s between Minoan Crete and Tell El-Dab'a, Egypt.

Where: University Of Birmingham Institute of Archaeology and Antiquity, IAA Colloquium 2008 When: 7th May 2008

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The story of Greek food: from Antiquity to modern times.

Where: University Of Birmingham Institute of Archaeology and Antiquity, Greek Club, Birmingham UK When: 15th January 2008

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The story of Greek food:from Antiquity to modern times.

Where: Worcester Anglo-Hellenic Club Dates: 17th April 2007 - 17th April 2007 When: 17th April 2007

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7 Shabti from the Birmingham Archaeolog­y Collection

Where: University Of Birmingham Institute of Archaeology and Antiquity, Ironbridge Institute- IAA Colloquium 2006 When: May 2006

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More talsk and events have been pre-booked (2009/2010­) and will be announced soon. Please come back later.

Where: Please, do email me to ask about future talks and events. When: 2009

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