

Introduction to the Egypt Centre: History and Highlights
By: Ken Griffin (The Egypt Centre)

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The Life Cycle of an Object: The Lintel of the Overseer of Craftsmen, Tjenti
By: Ken Griffin (The Egypt Centre)

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All the Words Unspoken: A Faience Flute and the Materiality of Music
By: John Rogers (Swansea University)

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Paddle Dolls in Ancient Egypt: Gaudy or Godly?
By: Megan Clark (University of Liverpool)

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Ancient Egypt and Swansea Royal Institution: A Tale of a Riot; Smuggling and Egyptology
By: Carolyn Graves-Brown (The Egypt Centre)

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A Call to Arms: Discovering the Secrets of the Egypt Centre’s Figures from Funerary Models
By: Sam Powell (Swansea University)

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The Posthumous Destiny of Amenhotep-son-of-Hapu
By: Aidan Dodson (University of Bristol)

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Tantalising Traces: Piecing Together the Unpublished Pan-Grave Cemetery at Armant
By: Aaron de Souza (Austrian Academy of Sciences)

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Evidence of Diet, Deification, and Death within Ancient Egyptian Mummified Animals
By: Richard Johnston (Swansea University)

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Lords, Ladies, and Gentlemen: A Brief Overview of the Collectors Represented at the Egypt Centre
By: Ken Griffin (The Egypt Centre)

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A Good Night’s Sleep. Beds, Rebirth, and Regeneration
By: Manon Schutz (University of Oxford)
Due to restrictions, this lecture was not recorded.
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Anubis at the Bier: On Tombs, Coffins and Five Objects from the Egypt Centre Collection
By: Stephanie Martinak (Ludwig Maximilians University Munich)

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Accounting Grain in Graeco-Roman Egypt: A Demotic Inscribed Wooden Tablet in the Egypt Centre Collection
By: Martina Minas-Nerpel (Universität Trier)

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The Diaspora of Cypriot Antiquities in Swansea: A Survey of the Egypt Centre and Swansea Museum Collection
By: Ersin Hussein (Swansea University)

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“Here I Am, You Shall Say”: An Overview of the Shabti Collection in the Egypt Centre
By: Meg Gundlach (Independent Researcher)

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Provisions for the Dead in Ancient Egypt: Conservation at Cardiff University
By: Phil Parkes, Ashley Lingle, Eleanor Evans (Cardiff University)

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A Prehistoric Wildlife Scene in The Egypt Centre
By: Christian Knoblauch (Swansea University)

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