Talking Pyramids

Dassault Systèmes has released the next 3D interactive experience of Jean-Pierre’s innovative theory on the pyramid of Khufu. Discover the New Khufu’s Pyramid Building Theory by Jean-Pierre Houdin: Visit the Dassault Systemes website to experience Khufu Reborn. Download the study carried out by Jean-Pierre Houdin, which has some very interesting observations: 34 Clues in Support [...]

In three days time Jean-Pierre Houdin and Dassault Systèmes will be at a conference in La Géode to reveal ‘Khufu Reborn’, the sequel to Jean-Pierre’s internal spiral ramp theory. Fellow bloggers Keith Payne from EmHotep & Marc Chartier from Pyramidales will be there along with Kate Bourdet from Dassault Systèmes to report on the event. [...]

The Third British Egyptology Congress organised by the EES, The Department of Ancient Egypt and Sudan, The British Museum and University College London, is on this weekend with a great line up of speakers. Over seventy Egyptologists, archaeologists and other researchers will giving presentations. One of interest to readers of Talking Pyramids is a keynote [...]

It’s always fun to have a bit of interaction and feedback from you, the readers of Talking Pyramids. A small part of this interactivity is the poll that appears on the right side, just below the Delicious Links. The last poll asked what theory you favoured to explain the construction of the Great Pyramid. Among [...]

Experience the Giza Plateau in 3D The Giza Archives Project at the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston has for many years been the most extensive online resource on the archaeology of the Giza Plateau. Much of the archived material is from the 40 years of excavations carried out by Egyptologist George Reisner who led [...]

Some of you might have followed Leena’s last painting, Cleopatra & Caesarion from the back wall of the temple of Hathor at Denderah. Leena at work on Cleopatra & Caesarion Utelising the power of the Internet, every few days Leena would share her latest developments with us by posting photos on her blog, Ancient Egyptian [...]

Serge Rosmorduc has just announced on the AEL wires that a new version of his free hieroglyphic editor, JSesh has been released. JSesh is an excellent tool to help you study the ancient Egyptian language and this new release brings the software up to version 3.0. Here is what Serge said: I have the pleasure [...]