Granddaughter of Lebanese immigrants, Flavia Haddad left an established career in engineering to study Egyptology in . Having written a book on the subject, she takes upon herself to spread the Ancient Egypt history among the Brazilian people.
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The Rosicrucian Egyptian Museum in Curitiba is hosting an activity for kids on June 8 about the myth of Osyris and mummification processes in Ancient Egypt.
‘For an ancient Egyptian identity: How to analyze the identity markers through history and archaeology’ is the name of the lecture given by the archeologist Cintia Gama on Saturday (11) at House-Museum Ema Klabin in São Paulo, Brazil.
Syria’s Art History doctorate holder Ayman Esmandar is giving an overview of the country’s history during the 2nd International Meeting on Language in the Ancient World next June in Porto Alegre, Brazil. He’ll also discuss the Phoenicians.
The course in Egyptian Language begins on March 23. It will be taught on Saturdays by History professor Liliane Coelho.
The holder of a master’s degree in Archaeology from the Federal University of Sergipe, Aracaju native Márcia Jamille has been creating content on Ancient Egypt for more than 10 years.
Course in São Paulo, Brazil, will have seven classes starting in April 27.
For 24 years the Itinerant Museum ‘Mysteries of Ancient Egypt and the Holy Land’ have being travelling around Brazil. The show runs until March 24.
Son of Palestinian, Maisur Musa has been collecting pieces for 32 years. He brought together 160 original ones in his Itinerant Museum Mysteries of Ancient Egypt.
The Egyptian archaeologist, who’s currently in Brazil, spoke with ANBA. He is looking for the tombs of Ankhesenamun, the wife of Tutankhamun, and of other Ancient Egypt queens and kings.
A virtual tour of the facilities was launched by Google, giving access to the pieces as they were prior to the fire that tore down the Rio de Janeiro venue in September.
Starting on Monday (22), the Human and Social Sciences Center of university Unirio will hold many activities – lectures, art exhibitions, fashion shows and storytelling – focusing on Egyptian queens.
The credit rating agency changed its outlook on the Arab country’s rating from stable to positive, mainly a result of advances made in reforms.
The holder of a PhD in Egyptian religion, Cintia Gama will discuss what were the possibilities for female social action in an ancient society on July 21 at São Paulo’s Fundação Ema Klabin.
