WHAT IS THE SUSSEX EGYPTOLOGY SOCIETY..?
CELEBRATING MORE THAN 10 YEARS
Formed on the 10th of September 1996, the Sussex Egyptology Society (SES) grew out of an evening study course in Egyptology attended by about 30 enthusiastic amateurs.
Several of the students on that course still serve on the committee of the society, which in the years since has grown into one of the major Egyptology groups in the UK.
A registered charity (No 1060748), the SES runs an outstanding annual programme of monthly lecture meetings, attracting leading Egyptological specialist speakers from the UK and overseas. The Honorary President of the SES is Dr Kent Weeks, director of the Theban Mapping project.
Seen
here (right), SES committee members with Professor Kent Weeks (second from right) and
his wife and co-explorer of Tomb KV5, Dr Susan Weeks, at Brighton University
on May 15, 2002.
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www.kv5.com
Egypt in England
A new project to list Egyptian-themed buildings, museum collections and monuments
countrywide.
Click here to find out more about of 'Egypt in England'
SES guest lecturers have included
Click name to read a profile (where available, see bold text)|
Dr
Kent R. Weeks Rosalie David Harry James Geoffrey Martin Jaromir Malek David Rohl Toby Wilkinson George Hart Carol Andrews Rosalind Janssen |
Aidan Dodson Lucia Gahlin Bill Manley Vikas Vishnoi Nigel & Helen Strudwick Joanna Defrates Dominic Montserrat Joyce Filer Okasha el-Daly |
Frequently asked questions (FAQ's)
How do I join, and what do I get? Click here
What lectures are coming up, where and when? Click here
What else is coming up? Click here
Who runs the SES? Click here
Website hosting
Sussex Egyptology Society is pleased to have been able to assist Bloomsbury Summer School and Bloomsbury Academy launch their website, which is hosted by
egyptology-uk.com (www.egyptology-uk.com/bloomsbury).
- Would you like to establish or re-invent your Egyptological website?
- Do you want a secure, reliable service tailored to the needs and budgets
of Egyptological groups, educational, excavation and research projects?
- Includes complete design and website management.
Would you like a web address associated with one of the most regularly searched
phrases associated with Egyptology in the United Kingdom? (www.egyptology-uk.com/yoursitename)
Then contact webmaster@egyptology-uk.com to discuss the possibilities.
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