
Information about next year's courses available November 2010
Archive (courses July 2010)


Photos by James Kellie
July 5 – 9
LIVING IN LAHUN: Private life in ancient Egypt
Course Director: Kasia Szpakowska
A fantastic opportunity to study the daily life of the Ancient Egyptians with the author of Daily Life in Ancient Egypt: Recreating Lahun.
HIEROGLYPHS: The next step
Course Director: José Perez-Accino
Back due to popular demand ...another expertly taught hieroglyphs course.
July 12 – 16
ANCIENT EGYPTIAN RELIGION: Myths, beliefs and rituals
Course Director: George Hart
One of the more fascinating aspects of ancient Egyptian culture taught by one of BSS’s most popular course directors.
ANCIENT EGYPTIAN LITERATURE: Expressing an ordered world
Course Director: José Perez-Accino
José Perez-Accino’s courses on ancient Egyptian literature have been described as innovative, inspiring and insightful. Now you can decide for yourself.
July 19 – 23
EXPLORING THE PETRIE MUSEUM III: Technology and the presentation of the individual in ancient Egypt
Course Directors: Jan Picton & Janet Johnstone
The Petrie Museum is one of the world’s most important collections of Egyptian antiquities. This course offers you unrivalled access to relevant objects.
DIGGING UP EGYPT’S PAST: Archaeologists and our understanding of ancient Egypt
Course Director: Chris Naunton
As Deputy Director of the Egypt Exploration Society, Chris Naunton offers BSS students a rare opportunity to work closely with the resources of the EES.
July 26 - 30
CRIME & PUNISHMENT IN ANCIENT EGYPT
Course Director: Karen Exell
Explore the ancient evidence and discover the more infamous aspects of ancient Egyptian society.
ENTREPRENEURS AND EMPIRES: Cyprus in the late Bronze Age
Course Director: Thomas Kiely
BSS is excited to be offering our first course on the archaeology of Cyprus, and it’s taught by the British Museum’s Curator of Cypriot antiquities.
November 10 – 17
“THIS IS HOW ONE LIVES AT THEBES!”
THE LIFE AND WORKS OF THE THEBAN ROYAL TOMB MAKERS
Course Director: John Romer
An exciting and innovative course taught in Egypt with daily visits to fascinating ancient sites.