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As reported on Ancient World Bloggers Group (AWBG) a new open access Egyptological Journal has been launched by the Institut d’Egyptologie François Daumas – UMR 5140 – Archéologie des Sociétés Méditerranéennes » (Cnrs) – niversité Paul Valéry – Montpellier III

The ENiM website

From the ENiM:

ENiM is the first French magazine digital Egyptology. It is the expression of the activities of the team Nilotic Egypt and Mediterranean “of the UMR 5140,” Archeology of Mediterranean societies. ” It also hosts the work of other members of the international community Egyptological.

It publishes work on all aspects of ancient Egypt, from prehistory to the Coptic period.

ENiM aims to become a privileged relay the dissemination of knowledge of Egyptology with facilities and the great accessibility provided by new information technologies and communication (NTIC).

ENiM is a magazine completely free and downloadable from the site of the “Nilotic Egypt and Mediterranean.”

ENiM is an electronic journal, the process of preparation of the articles is accelerated. Their submission is made directly on the site of the journal. Treatment editorial concluded, items received are immediately online, in pdf format.

ENiM is a periodic annual compound all items successively online during the year, the annual volume being closed at the end of the calendar year.

Visit the ENiM website and browse through their online journals: ENiM

Remember that you can always translate a website with an online translator. Here is an English Translation of the ENiM website.

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