Jeffrey, This isn't related to what I think it's related, is it? Anyway, I'll ask my old Egyptology professor. I know getting a list of "top 10" will be...
You should check on the EEF list. David Q. Hall ________________________________ From: Jeffrey B. Gibson <jgibson000@...> To: ANE-2@yahoogroups.com ...
David Hall
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Nov 9, 2009 8:07 am
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Although I am not happy to refer to Wikipedia, there is a list of egyptologists, dead as well as living. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Egyptologists The...
Dear ANEers, I continuation of a notice I posted yesterday please note the following Victor Hurowitz BGU Presentation and press conference on the occasion of...
victor avigdor hurowitz
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Nov 9, 2009 2:08 pm
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And of course the definition of how one would define an Egyptologist matters a great deal as well. I notice that many of these lists do not include...
Niels, ". . . however, the ones on Doug Petrovich's list are not -- many (not including Redford) chosen because of their often conservative attitude to the Old...
The wikipedia list which has just been mentioned is bad, both for his omissions (among the dead, quid e.g. of John Gwyn Griffiths, as great a Classicist as he...
As everyone else has said, this is an incredibly hard list to come up with and each scholar would have his or her own 10 that come to mind. While I agree with...
Reports on new finds on the Temple Mount in Jerusalem are circulating profusely; here is something old (discovered by Charles Warren in the 19th C, possibly...
Greetings, All, Could anyone on the list recommend bibliography (preferably with pictures) of the clothing worn in Israel/Palestine during the Roman period? I...
The Centro de Estudios de Historia del Antiguo Oriente (CEHAO) is pleased to announce the publication of LOS MANUSCRITOS DEL MAR MUERTO NUEVA EDICIÓN REVISADA...
Wrong ; both of them are on mine. I may also point out, for the person who did lament the lack of any archeologist on the various lists which have been...
Jean-Fabrice, "I may also point out, for the person who did lament the lack of any archeologist on the various lists which have been submitted, that I...
... No, I would say possibly that Zahi is the //most// well known among the "Average Joe" public, partly probably due to his position. For the American media,...
[Please repost wherever this may be of interest] The Lost World of Old Europe: The Danube Valley, 5000 – 3500 BC November 11, 2009 – April 25, 2010 Open:...
I've seen Jan Assmann on a list here, and I think Loprieno as well. I second the nomination of Ken Kitchen. Has Ken Weeks been mentioned? Brian Yare Worcester,...
During the summer some Roman floor mosaics were shown at Lod, Israel. One mosaic has been described as the "finest in Israel." ...
David Hall
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Nov 10, 2009 8:11 pm
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It is interesting that "King Tut" Carter was never mentioned. Of all the names mentioned, his may be the best known to the general public. As for Kitchen -...
Yes, it is different, apparently. While one may specialize in a variety of sub-disciplines (philology and archaeology being the old, traditional ones), they...
I think Carter has not been mentioned, nor anyone else of his approximate era, such as Petrie, because the question was which Egyptologists are currently the...
... Yes, that's correct. But by "most prominent", I did not mean "most known". I meant "most highly regarded" -- the ones recognized and acknowledged by...
Dear all, First of all, I am glad to announce that the following: (1) Hypertext version: The hypertext, xml version of the articles and reviews that appeared...
Have you all seen the long article on Zawi Hawass in the latest New Yorker magazine...? Best, Michael F. Lane University of Maryland, Baltimore County ... -- ...
though he's not that good a historian of ancient israel, he's an awfully good egyptologist- so i'll have to agree with those who have mentioned kenneth...
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