During this troubling time, the Egypt Exploration Society has been
working hard to keep everyone Egyptologically stimulated by offering a
range of FREE virtual public lectures. These have proved very popular,
booking up in just a few days.

We are pleased to announce that the Society has now increased
attendance capacities to enable even more people to join in.

Head over to our website to reserve your place now:
[www.ees.ac.uk]

Presentations include
:
The City of the Sharp-Nosed Fish: discoveries of the EEF Graeco-Roman
Branch, by Dr Stephanie Boonstra

Night, night! Sleeping tight on an ancient Egyptian headrest?, by Dr
Katharina Zinn

Tents and Tombs: Accommodating Archaeologists, by Dr Carl Graves

Rewriting Egyptian Antiquity in Ancient Rome: Egyptian Obelisks and
Their Reuse in Roman Italy, by Dr Luigi Prada

Tell tall tales? The Museum of Lies as collection of alternative
narratives of Egyptian objects, by Dr Katharina Zinn

While Skulls Bobbed on the Waves: Petrie at Hawara, by Dr Campbell Price

Predynastic Palettes: An Introduction, by Matt Szafran

Rescuing the Mamluk Minbars of Cairo, by Dr Omniya Abdel Barr

Egypt’s Dispersed Heritage: Histories & Legacies of EES Excavations,
by Dr Alice Stevenson

Seeing Under the Sands: Geophysics at Saqqara, by Dr Campbell Price

Eggstraordinary Objects: Ostrich eggs as luxury items in the ancient
Mediterranean by Dr Tamar Hodos

More lectures will be announced on our website and social media
channels in due course.