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Graeco-Aegyptiaca S04E02: Lecture by Richard Veymiers
The Graeco-Aegyptiaca online seminar started in January 2022 with papers given monthly by established scholars in the field of Egyptian and Greek cultural relations. The fourth season's second event „The Egyptian Snake-Gods: Meaning and Use of a Series of Stone Stelai” was held by Richard Veymiers (Musée Royal de Mariemont) on 26 November 2024.
Since 2020, the Royal Museum of Mariemont exhibits an Egyptian marble stela dated from the Imperial period that presents a scene in bas-relief depicting Harpokrates between a couple of snake-gods. This artifact, purchased in 1879 by the City of Anvers in a Masonic atmosphere, belongs to a series of Egyptian stelai of similar size and format depictin...
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Graeco-Aegyptiaca S04E01: Lecture by Christopher A. Faraone
Просмотров 906Месяц назад
The Graeco-Aegyptiaca online seminar started in January 2022 with papers given monthly by established scholars in the field of Egyptian and Greek cultural relations. The fourth season's first event „The Transfer of Circular Designs and Egyptian Images from Magical Gems to Late-Antique Thunderstones” was held by Christopher A. Faraone (Chicago) on 22 October 2024. Like many of their neighbors be...
Cosmic Magic 6. | Véronique Dasen - Fabio Spadini: From Callisto to Ursa Major: New Perspectives
Просмотров 1525 месяцев назад
Lecture presented at the conference 'Cosmic Magic: Astronomy, Astrology, and Graeco-Egyptian Cultural Interactions'. Cosmic Magic was organized by UCL's Institute of Advanced Studies, the University of Birmingham and Palladion, Budapest, and held in London on 3-4 June 2024. For more details, see: www.palladion.hu/en/cosmic-magic
Cosmic Magic 5. | Fabio Spadini: Astro-magical gemstones: some case studies
Просмотров 1595 месяцев назад
Lecture presented at the conference 'Cosmic Magic: Astronomy, Astrology, and Graeco-Egyptian Cultural Interactions'. Cosmic Magic was organized by UCL's Institute of Advanced Studies, the University of Birmingham and Palladion, Budapest, and held in London on 3-4 June 2024. For more details, see: www.palladion.hu/en/cosmic-magic
Cosmic Magic 4. | M. Zellmann-Rohrer: Egyptian Astrological Manuals in Demotic and Greek
Просмотров 6015 месяцев назад
Lecture presented at the conference 'Cosmic Magic: Astronomy, Astrology, and Graeco-Egyptian Cultural Interactions'. Cosmic Magic was organized by UCL's Institute of Advanced Studies, the University of Birmingham and Palladion, Budapest, and held in London on 3-4 June 2024. For more details, see: www.palladion.hu/en/cosmic-magic
Cosmic Magic 3. | Joachim Quack: Magic of the Decans
Просмотров 1,5 тыс.5 месяцев назад
Lecture presented at the conference 'Cosmic Magic: Astronomy, Astrology, and Graeco-Egyptian Cultural Interactions'. Cosmic Magic was organized by UCL's Institute of Advanced Studies, the University of Birmingham and Palladion, Budapest, and held in London on 3-4 June 2024. For more details, see: www.palladion.hu/en/cosmic-magic
Cosmic Magic 2. | Alessandra Rochetti: The Cartography of Magic in the Magical Papyri
Просмотров 2015 месяцев назад
Lecture presented at the conference 'Cosmic Magic: Astronomy, Astrology, and Graeco-Egyptian Cultural Interactions'. Cosmic Magic was organized by UCL's Institute of Advanced Studies, the University of Birmingham and Palladion, Budapest, and held in London on 3-4 June 2024. For more details, see: www.palladion.hu/en/cosmic-magic
Cosmic Magic 1. | M. Escolano-Poveda - K. Ryholt: Demotic Insights on Hephaistion of Thebes
Просмотров 6085 месяцев назад
Lecture presented at the conference 'Cosmic Magic: Astronomy, Astrology, and Graeco-Egyptian Cultural Interactions'. Cosmic Magic was organized by UCL's Institute of Advanced Studies, the University of Birmingham and Palladion, Budapest, and held in London on 3-4 June 2024. For more details, see: www.palladion.hu/en/cosmic-magic
Ian Moyer: Deliberating in the open: the public areas of the Ptolemaic Egyptian temple (GA S03E04)
Просмотров 2478 месяцев назад
The Graeco-Aegyptiaca online seminar started in January 2022 with papers given monthly by established scholars in the field of Egyptian and Greek cultural relations. The third season's fourth event „Deliberating in the open: the public areas of the Ptolemaic Egyptian temple as sites of politics and law” was held by Ian Moyer (University of Michigan) on 26 March 2024. This paper explores the evi...
Graeco-Aegyptiaca | Hans van Wees: Greek soldiers in Saite Egypt: myths and realities
Просмотров 83910 месяцев назад
The Graeco-Aegyptiaca online seminar started in January 2022 with papers given monthly by established scholars in the field of Egyptian and Greek cultural relations. The third season's second event „Greek soldiers in Saite Egypt: myths and realities” was held by Hans van Wees (University College London) on 23 January 2024. Herodotus’ story of how Psammetichus I and the Saite dynasty came to pow...
Richard Hunter: Penultimate thoughts - Choliambic verse in Graeco-Roman Egypt and beyond (GA S03E01)
Просмотров 114Год назад
The Graeco-Aegyptiaca online seminar started in January 2022 with papers given monthly by established scholars in the field of Egyptian and Greek cultural relations. The third season's first event „Penultimate thoughts: choliambic verse in Graeco-Roman Egypt and beyond” was held by Richard Hunter (University of Cambridge) on 28 November 2023. This paper considers the relatively few examples of ...
Graeco-Aegyptiaca | Alexandra Villing: Naukratis - New Fieldwork and New Results
Просмотров 3,4 тыс.Год назад
The Graeco-Aegyptiaca online seminar started in January 2022 with papers given monthly by established scholars in the field of Egyptian and Greek cultural relations. The second season's last event „Naukratis: new fieldwork and new results” was held by Alexandra Villing (British Museum) on 27 June 2023. Alexandra Villing (British Museum) discussed her recent fieldwork and monograph on the site o...
Listening to Tutankhamun | A discussion with Sara Sallam
Просмотров 321Год назад
Online screening of multidisciplinary artist Sara Sallam’s short film I Prayed For The Resin Not To Melt, followed by a discussion with the artist, 26 May 2023. I Prayed For the Resin Not To Melt offers an alternative record of Tutankhamun’s first encounter with the archaeological apparatus, narrated from his imagined perspective. It accentuates the violence that he was subjected to in the name...
Graeco-Aegyptiaca | Lindsey Mazurek: Imagining a Greek Home for an Egyptian Goddess
Просмотров 442Год назад
The Graeco-Aegyptiaca online seminar started in January 2022 with papers given monthly by established scholars in the field of Egyptian and Greek cultural relations. The second season's sixth event „Imagining a Greek Home for an Egyptian Goddess: Time, Landscape, and Architecture in Greek Sanctuaries to Isis” was held by Lindsey Mazurek (Indiana University, Bloomington) on 30 May 2023. When Isi...
Graeco-Aegyptiaca | Carolina López-Ruiz: Egyptian Herakles and Syrian Aphrodite?
Просмотров 1,8 тыс.Год назад
The Graeco-Aegyptiaca online seminar started in January 2022 with papers given monthly by established scholars in the field of Egyptian and Greek cultural relations. The second season's fifth event „Egyptian Herakles and Syrian Aphrodite? Disentangling perceptions of Phoenician art and religion in the Greek tradition” was held by Carolina López-Ruiz (University of Chicago) on 25 April 2023. In ...
Graeco-Aegyptiaca | Raquel Martín-Hernández: Composing Magical Formularies in Late Antique Egypt
Просмотров 707Год назад
Graeco-Aegyptiaca | Raquel Martín-Hernández: Composing Magical Formularies in Late Antique Egypt
Graeco-Aegyptiaca | V. Pirenne-Delforge: Herodotus as an historian of religions and polytheism
Просмотров 2132 года назад
Graeco-Aegyptiaca | V. Pirenne-Delforge: Herodotus as an historian of religions and polytheism
Graeco-Aegyptiaca | K. Endreffy: Seeing double: Visualizing creation on Graeco-Egyptian stone dishes
Просмотров 1912 года назад
Graeco-Aegyptiaca | K. Endreffy: Seeing double: Visualizing creation on Graeco-Egyptian stone dishes
Graeco-Aegyptiaca | M. Escolano-Poveda: The interactions of Egyptian- and Greek-language astronomy
Просмотров 1,1 тыс.2 года назад
Graeco-Aegyptiaca | M. Escolano-Poveda: The interactions of Egyptian- and Greek-language astronomy
Graeco-Aegyptiaca | Ian Rutherford: Theogonies and Theomachies in Egypt, Greece and Elsewhere
Просмотров 3642 года назад
Graeco-Aegyptiaca | Ian Rutherford: Theogonies and Theomachies in Egypt, Greece and Elsewhere
Graeco-Aegyptiaca | Cäcilia Fluck: Akhmîm-Panopolis - City of the Weavers
Просмотров 2182 года назад
Graeco-Aegyptiaca | Cäcilia Fluck: Akhmîm-Panopolis - City of the Weavers
Graeco-Aegyptiaca | Marianne Bergmann: Diocletian’s porphyry workshop
Просмотров 4212 года назад
Graeco-Aegyptiaca | Marianne Bergmann: Diocletian’s porphyry workshop
Graeco-Aegyptiaca | J. F. Quack: Demotic Egyptian traditions of the war of the gods and giants
Просмотров 6012 года назад
Graeco-Aegyptiaca | J. F. Quack: Demotic Egyptian traditions of the war of the gods and giants
Graeco-Aegyptiaca | Véronique Dasen: Visual bilingualism in Graeco-Egyptian amulet gems
Просмотров 4082 года назад
Graeco-Aegyptiaca | Véronique Dasen: Visual bilingualism in Graeco-Egyptian amulet gems

Комментарии

  • @RealUvane
    @RealUvane 10 дней назад

    Great presentation!👏👏👏

  • @gorbalsboy
    @gorbalsboy 11 дней назад

    Fantastic, the serapis diety/daemon is fascinating, the ancient approach to belief seems to be very utilitarian compared to present belief systems. All the best from sunny Troon Scotland 😊

  •  Месяц назад

    absolutely fabulous

  • @V_Litty
    @V_Litty Месяц назад

    Absolute gem of a drop into my algorithm

  • @ilirajeti4207
    @ilirajeti4207 5 месяцев назад

    Greeks took everything from Egyptians and everybody now that. Not order by hundred but 5000 years end more,egipt build piramids in same time Greeks didn't build nothing but minoans.......

  • @annathompson5
    @annathompson5 5 месяцев назад

    at 9:53 J. Quack mentions the association of the Bull with Seth and the cut off leg of the bull as the leg of Seth. Can it then be understood that it is the leg of Seth that is being offered to the recently deceased in some vignettes in the opening of the mouth ritual? Or is it more of the idea of the Big Dipper being offered to the recently mummified?

  • @thomasmacginnes100
    @thomasmacginnes100 5 месяцев назад

    Are you kidding? Do you believe that

    • @kwpowell0412
      @kwpowell0412 5 месяцев назад

      Heck yeah. As well as, the entire universe is flat & upside down, which is much more serious than only the earth being flat. Mainly because if too many galaxies drift to one side, it's gonna tip over. Just like that island the congressman from Georgia warned us about! Oh yea, and Jeffrey Epstein killed himself!

  • @Kytheus_Errant_2106
    @Kytheus_Errant_2106 6 месяцев назад

    This is true, we can see many different cultures blended within phoenician culture. At least it appears this way. My little theory is, the reason why so many different cultures are recognizable in phoenician culture, is because the phonenicians, who traveled to almost every know land, and who assimilated to a significant degree with almost every culture they settled upon, were LENDING their OWN culture more than borrowing from others. Not that they didnt borrow, they most certainly did, but i think alot of the similar elements we see shared between phoenicians and other cultures originated and spread with the phoenicians. For example, the sphinx. I think rather than the greeks, Assyrians, etc borrowing it from the mainly stationary egyptians, they all get it from the phoenicians. This calls the gigantic sphinx in egypt into question lol. The egyptians themselves admit that they discovered the sphinx as a mystery, they didnt know who built it. Northern Egypt was often occupied by western semites like the canaanite hyksos, and by looking at things like the architectural patterns, lack of hieroglyphics in northern egypt(phoenicians are master builders and love to leave behind no writing lol), the reaction the egyptians themselves had to the sphinx, the fascination the phoenicians had with the pyramid as a symbol, all this seems to allow for the ancient fathers of the phoenicians to be a candidate for who built the sphinx. I wouldnt be surprised if they decended from the builders. Btw, LOVE your book "Phoenicians and the Making of the Mediterranean" , just bought it yesterday and i cant put it down, amazing work thank you!

  • @andreadaleyutronebel5894
    @andreadaleyutronebel5894 Год назад

    Did Pericles eat gyros?

  • @davidcano9100
    @davidcano9100 2 года назад

    Congrats!