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New Lives for Classical Gems

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17th June 2021

On this 900th anniversary of the founding of Reading Abbey, UoR Classics takes the opportunity to highlight one of many connections between Classics and medieval Britain, with this guest blog…Read More >

New Lives for Classical Gems

EGYPT IN READING: Dina Rezk on the modern history of Egypt (Audio)

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23rd March 202023rd March 2020

In this audio, Dr Dina Rezk gives a brief overview of Egyptian history from the late 19th to mid-20th centuries to complement the “Egypt in Reading” exhibition. Dina Rezk_Modern history…Read More >

EGYPT IN READING: Dina Rezk on the modern history of Egypt (Audio)

EGYPT IN READING: Dina Rezk on the Aswan Dam (Audio)

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23rd March 202023rd March 2020

In this audio, Dr Dina Rezk discusses the construction of the Aswan High Dam to complement the “Egypt in Reading” exhibition. Part 1: The Aswan High Dam – Economic and…Read More >

EGYPT IN READING: Dina Rezk on the Aswan Dam (Audio)

EGYPT IN READING: Dina Rezk on Colonial Legacies (Audio)

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23rd March 202023rd March 2020

In this audio, Dr Dina Rezk discusses the legacy of colonial archaeology in modern Egypt to complement the “Egypt in Reading” exhibition. Dina Rezk_Colonial Legacies Transcript See items relating to…Read More >

EGYPT IN READING: Dina Rezk on Colonial Legacies (Audio)

9. Cast of a relief depicting Egyptian soldiers in Ethiopia

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22nd November 201925th November 2019

(Before 1913) One of the two Palmer casts [see also 10] is this cast from a relief in the mortuary temple or temple tomb of Hatshepsut, the first female pharaoh of…Read More >

8. Aphrodite and Eros

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22nd November 201925th November 2019

(1st century BC or later) This statue of Aphrodite, goddess of love, was dedicated to the goddess near her temple at Cyrene (Libya). This statue, on loan from the British…Read More >

10. Cast of a relief depicting Egyptian soldiers sailing to Ethiopia

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22nd November 201925th November 2019

(Before 1913) Another one of the Palmer casts [see also 9]  from a relief in the Hatshepsut mortuary chamber shows an Egyptian ship travelling on the Nile to perform a…Read More >

12. Tombstone of Domita Rogata

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22nd November 201925th November 2019

(2nd century AD) The inscription on this tombstone from Leptis Magna (in modern Libya) remembers ‘‘Domitia Rogata. She lived twenty-three years. M. Iulius Cethegus Phyllissam made this for his dearest…Read More >

6. Memnon

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22nd November 201925th November 2019

Eric Stanford (1990) Memnon was the son of a goddess and a prince, and king of Ethiopia, in Africa. Like Protesilaus [5] he fought in the Trojan War, where he…Read More >

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