Liverpool Egyptology Seminars presents: Cédric Gobeil (Museo Egizio, Turin)
5:00pm - 6:00pm /
Thursday 20th May 2021
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In the footsteps of Ernesto Schiaparelli. The Museo Egizio’s current research at Deir El-Medina, by Cédric Gobeil (Museo Egizio, Turin)
Within the framework of the French Archaeological mission at Deir El-Medina carried by the IFAO, the Museo Egizio of Turin is conducting research on a few Ramesside tombs located in the Western necropolis. These tombs have been chosen based on the many artifacts that belonged to the owners of these tombs and are now kept in the museum. In addition to giving the opportunity to perform a study on these fragile structures using new technologies, this fieldwork is a unique chance to recontextualize many objects of the museum’s collection by shedding a new and fresh light on them. This talk will be the opportunity to get a first glimpse at this work in progress.
Please register via Eventbrite: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/liverpool-egyptology-seminars-presents-cedric-gobeil-museo-egizio-turin-tickets-152507234243
Within the framework of the French Archaeological mission at Deir El-Medina carried by the IFAO, the Museo Egizio of Turin is conducting research on a few Ramesside tombs located in the Western necropolis. These tombs have been chosen based on the many artifacts that belonged to the owners of these tombs and are now kept in the museum. In addition to giving the opportunity to perform a study on these fragile structures using new technologies, this fieldwork is a unique chance to recontextualize many objects of the museum’s collection by shedding a new and fresh light on them. This talk will be the opportunity to get a first glimpse at this work in progress.
Please register via Eventbrite: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/liverpool-egyptology-seminars-presents-cedric-gobeil-museo-egizio-turin-tickets-152507234243