Egyptology

Part 1 in a new series: Business Lessons from the Pharaohs of Egypt. In a world obsessed with branding, few

In September 1822, something unusual happened. A young French scholar named Jean-François Champollin bursts into his brother’s office in Paris,

By Laura Ranieri Roy, In the 1990s, archaeologists working in the barren hills of southeastern Turkey made a discovery that

By Laura Ranieri Roy As we celebrate Canada Dayit is appropriate to look beyond our borders and recognize some of

Rituals, renewals and joy along with the Nile By Laura Ranieri Roy Think of kicking up your heels, sipping copious

Rickmire Tomb Wall C) Nina DeGrace Davis (Public Domain) By Laura Ranieri Roy, Egyptologist Like many of us, modern Egyptians

Highlights and personal moments from our 2025 small group trip By Laura Ranieri Roy This past October November, with a

By Laura Ranieri Roy They say they like those who burn bright and alive with powerful but short lives Blue

By Laura Ranieri Roy Here’s a story that might feel like a Hollywood script. A glittering jewel, a trick within

Two major exhibitions are currently focusing on the makers of Faronic Egypt rather than the families of Egypt. ‘Make’ Egypt

By Laura Rani Rai Here is a story that can feel like a Hollywood script. A shiny jewelry, a clever

By Laura Rani Rai They say that those who burn bright and living powerful but short lives like Blue Giants-Bright,