TVAES
 

 

TVAES

 

 

Thames Valley ancient Egypt Society (TVAES) was founded in 1994 to meet the increasing local demands of a growing interest in Ancient Egypt. The aims of the Society are to promote the study and public dissemination of the culture, religion, art, language, life and death in ancient Egypt.

Members and non-members are warmly welcomed to our talks, study days and classes, which cover all aspects of ancient Egypt.

Our next events are below or click here to download the TVAES 2011-2012 programme:-

 

 

  Saturday
11 February
2012 2.00 pm

 Oakwood Centre Public Lecture - Dr Elizabeth Frood
Priestly graffiti and the reshaping of sacred space in first millennium Egypt. Flyer
Abstract and biography

 Dr Elizabeth Frood
  Sunday
11 March 10.00-4.30

£25.00		 Allen Lab TVAES Study Day - by Dr Elena Pischikova and Dr Robert Morkot Gateway to an artistic renaissance – South Asasif Conservation Project in context.
Flyer
More info and booking form

Dr Elena Pischikova
  Saturday
24 March 2012 2.00 pm

 Oakwood Centre Public Lecture - by Paul Whelan
Life in the service of the king of the Dead. Flyer Abstract and biography

 
  Saturday
14 April 2012
2.00 pm

 Oakwood Centre Public Lecture - by Dr François Leclère Greeks in Egypt. Flyer
 François Leclère
  Saturday
12 May 2012
2.00 pm

 Oakwood Centre Public Lecture - Colin Reader
Egypt’s Western Desert. Flyer
Abstract and biography		 Dr Colin Reader
  Saturday
9 June 2012
2.00 pm		 Oakwood Centre Public Lecture - Professor Alan Lloyd
Egyptian Attitudes to the Persians. Flyer
Abstract and biography

 

 Professor Alan Lloyd
 

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