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Ancient Egypt News for Wednesday 25-11-09

  • PHOTO: Egyptian Artifact – Book of the Dead: http://bit.ly/8cEq22 #
  • BOOKS: Plenty of free PDFs to download at the Giza Digital Library: Complete Giza Publications List arranged by Author: http://bit.ly/63GkCB #
  • Has anyone read Pyramids by Joyce A. Tyldesley? I've enjoyed her other writings but not read this one: http://bit.ly/6XncT1 #
  • VOCAB: (MdC): pw, (English): this, that, (Hieroglyphs): http://bit.ly/7ypx3O #
  • Election of the UNESCO Director General and the Normalization Politics on the Nile: http://bit.ly/8tFl8X #
  • Egypt is close to achieving no loss for 2009 in the tourism sector: http://bit.ly/4o5S1q #
  • German museum official confirms Nefertiti talks plan: http://bit.ly/8BB5lY #
  • NecroMac Computer Mod Brings The Pharaohs Back To Life: http://bit.ly/8GM01B #
  • Zahi Hawass shares with us the story of the huge snake guarding the tomb of the Governor of the Bahariya Oasis: http://bit.ly/6mVX4K #
  • King Tut: The Golden King and the Great Pharaohs – opens to the public at 10 am today & continues to April 18, 2010: http://bit.ly/6skhgf #
  • Zahi Hawass tells how climate change affects the monuments: http://bit.ly/8gNp7g #
  • The Petrie Museum is having a book auction. Visit Andie's blog for a long list of titles that will be included: http://bit.ly/5v6p1v #

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