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Curator of one of the UK's largest Egyptian & Sudanese collections
@McrMuseum
Egyptologist, Fellow @LivUni, Chair @TheEES (he/him)
امين متحف, متخصص بعلم مصريات
egyptmanchester.wordpress.com

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Deeply honoured to be presenting on Graeco-Roman funerary art at the Bibliotheca Alexandrina on 8th March.

I look forward to meeting Egyptian & Egypt-based colleagues on my first-ever visit to Alexandria ♥️🇪🇬📚🏦

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Highlights of the year 2021: Seeing open in becoming Chair ; delivering our first 'To Have and To Heal' sessions; finally giving a paper about Very grateful for these opportunities 🙏🥰 and looking forward to 2022! 🥳✨

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Revisiting glorious photos by for - this of a helmet-like 1st Century(?) CE mummy mask from Hawara, showing a Graeco-Roman gilded face - but richly enshrouded in Pharaonic imagery. Notice the bronze eyelashes and goatee!😍

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Join me this Thursday at 3pm for in - this week on

Ancient intentions and modern fantasies. All questions welcome 👇

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If you're in and want to learn a bit about (and why wouldn't you?), then you can hear a chat with me about Egyptian stuff on at 7pm this evening!

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A nuanced discussion of collaboration in knowledge creation in 19th Century from - popular fantasies of archeological sites all being isolated in the desert waiting to be 'discovered' don't help

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Thinking a lot about these Ptolemaic and Roman figurines of ... What they represent, their functions, settings and who might have interacted with them.

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How do we recognise "play" in the ancient world? Children were likely more socialised with adults than today; most depictions of "games" (like this from the tomb of Baqet III at Beni Hasan, c. 2000 BCE) come from religious or funerary contexts. This ball is from Kahun

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Much museum rhetoric revolves around "revealing secrets" of "lost" worlds, peoples, ideas. has famously "unravelled" mummies, claiming the objectivity of science. Maybe we ought to admit how little we actually know - rather than asserting authority?

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