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Karnak: The Most Select of Places
This 5-week course will focus on the history and development of the largest religious complex ever constructed: Karnak. The complex was built and expanded upon over a period of 2000 years, functioning as the religious capital of Egypt for much of that time. The lives of the priests and priestesses who served there, in addition to the festivals they participated in, will also be explored.
In order to be as accessible as possible, this course will be run twice a week: Sunday evenings 6–8pm and Wednesday mornings 10am–12noon (UK time).
Additionally, one of the sessions will be recorded and made available for a limited time to registered participants.
Week 1: Karnak and its Origins (Sunday 19 and Wednesday 22 November)
Week 2: Eighteenth Dynasty (Sunday 26 and Wednesday 29 November)
Week 3: The Ramesside Period (Sunday 03 and Wednesday 06 December)
Week 4: Third Intermediate & Late Periods (Sunday 10 and Wednesday 13 December)
Week 5: Graeco-Roman Period (Sunday 17 and Wednesday 20 December)
£40 for full 5-week course
Book your ticket now!
Fees for this course go directly to supporting the Egypt Centre: Museum of Egyptian Antiquities (Swansea University).
Once registered, you will receive an email from Eventbrite with the Zoom link. Please remember to double check your email address is correct before booking and check your junk folder for any emails.
If you have any queries, please contact Ken Griffin at k.griffin@swansea.ac.uk
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