http://brynmawrcollegeegyptologyassociation.digital.brynmawr.edu/links-and-resources/
Bryn Mawr College Egyptology Association
B.M.C.E.A
Egyptology Reference Works
The BMCEA Egyptology Resource list:
Online Egyptological Bibliography:
The O.E.B. is an Oxford database of Egyptological journal publications and books. If you are researching a topic in Egyptology, this is one of the best places to find relevant publications!
Porter and Moss is one of the most important reference works in the history of the discipline. Volumes I-VII systematically work through most sites in Egypt and Nubia, describing the architecture, ornamentation, and statuary in great detail, and provides references to publications of each aspect of the site. Volume VIII (still being digitized) describes statues and artifacts in museums around the world which lack any provenance.
Ancient Egyptian Literature Vol. I: The Old and Middle Kingdoms
Ancient Egyptian Literature Vol. II: The New Kingdom
Ancient Egyptian Literature Vol III: The Late Period
Miriam Lichtheim's work on Egyptian Literature is a set of essential texts from ancient Egypt, and they are widely regarded as good translations. If you are interested in Egyptian mythology, poetry, funerary texts, philosophy, or documents from daily life, these volumes are an excellent place to start.
Egyptology Collections and Databases
Triarte – Online catalog of Bryn Mawr, Haverford, and Swarthmore Colleges's collections
The British Museum Collection Database
The Metropolitan Museum of Art Collection
The J. Paul Getty Museum Collection
Boston Museum of Fine Arts Collection
The Turin Museo Egizio Database
Catalogue général des antiquités égyptiennes du Musée du Caire
Academic Institutes
ARCE-The American Research Center in Egypt
IAE- The International Association of Egyptologists
OI- The Oriental Institute at the University of Chicago
The Griffith Institute at Oxford University
AIA- The Archaeological Institute of America
The American Society of Papyrologists
Landmark Egyptology Publications
Description De L'Egypt
~cumulative publication of Napoleon's 1789 expedition to Egypt, 1809-1822
Narrative of the Operations and Recent Discoveries within the Pyramids, Temples, Tombs and Excavations in Egypt and Nubia
~ by Giovanni Battista Belzoni, 1820
Lettre à M. Dacier
~ by Jean-François Champollion, 1822
Denkmäler aus Aegypten und Aethiopien (Monuments from Egypt and Ethiopia)
~ by Karl Richard Lepsius, 1849-1846
A Thousand Miles up the Nile
~ by Amelia B. Edwards, 1877
Ancient Records of Egypt
~ by James Henry Breasted, 1906
Ancient Egyptian Paintings Vol. I , Vol II., Vol III.
~Nina Davies, 1936
Primary Egyptology Graduate School Programs:
In the United States:
Brown University
– PhD in Egyptology and Assyriology
Harvard University
– MA in Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations
– PhD in Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations
John Hopkins University
– PhD in Egyptology, Egyptian Art, and Archaeology
University of California Berkley
– MA in Egyptology
– PhD in Near Eastern Studies
University of California Los Angeles
– MA in Egyptology
– PhD in Egyptology
New York University
– MA in Ancient Near Eastern and Egyptian Studies
– PhD in Ancient Near Eastern and Egyptian Studies (not currently accepting students as of Oct. 2018)
–PhD in The Institute for the Study of the Ancient World
University of Chicago
– PhD in Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations
University of Memphis
– MA in Art History with concentration in Egyptian Art and Archaeology
University of Michigan
– PhD in Middle Eastern Studies, focus in Ancient Egypt
University of Pennsylvania
– MA in Egyptology
– PhD in Egyptology
– MA in Art and Archaeology of the Mediterranean World
– PhD in Art and Archaeology of the Mediterranean World
Yale University
– PhD in Egyptology
– PhD in The Classical Near East
International Programs:
Oxford University
–MPhil in Egyptology
–DPhil in Oriental Studies
–DPhil in Archaeology
–DPhil in Archaeological Science
Cambridge University
– MPhil in Egyptology
– MPhil in Archaeology
– MPhil in Archaeological Research
– PhD in Archaeology
The American University in Cairo
– MA in Egyptology: Art, Archaeology and History
– MA in Egyptology: Language, Literature and Religion
– MA in Coptology
University of Toronto
– MA in Near and Middle Eastern Civilizations
– PhD in Near and Middle Eastern Civilizations
University of Liverpool
– MA in Egyptology
– MRes in Egyptology
– MA in Classics and Ancient History
– MRes in Classics and Ancient History
– MRes in Archaeology
– MSc in Archaeology
University College London
– MA in Archaeology and Heritage of Egypt and the Middle East
– MA in Mediterranean Archaeology
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