Yale Egyptology Lecture Series

12/05/2022

Reminder: don’t miss Dr. Christian Greco’s lecture next Wednesday, *December 7, 12-1pm ET*! This will be a great lecture on “Digital Revolution and Humanism.”

Registration link and lecture details (Zoom):

December 7, 2022 (12:00 - 1:00 pm ET) Christian Greco (Museo Egizio di Torino, Italy) Title: Digital Revolution and Humanism Abstract: Today we find ourselves immersed in what is called the digital revolution, which has already profoundly transformed our cognitive approach and working methods. In ar...

12/01/2022

We apologize for the errors in our last post - Dr. Christian Greco’s lecture will take place on *December 7, 12-1pm ET* [instead of 1-2pm]. Join us on Zoom!

11/29/2022

*YELS Alert*
It's time to register to attend our third lecture in this year's Yale Egyptology Lecture Series. Please join us on December 7 (12-1pm)!
For more details and registration link, see: https://egyptology.yale.edu/news/yels-november-2022-lecture-3

11/03/2022

*YELS Alert*
It's time to register to attend our second lecture in this year's Yale Egyptology Lecture Series. Please join us on November 16!
For more details and registration links (online & in-person), see: https://egyptology.yale.edu/news/yels-november-2022-lecture-2

10/04/2022

Reminder: don’t miss Philippe Collombert’s lecture tomorrow, October 5, 1-2pm ET! This will be our first lecture of this year's exciting YELS program. Stay tuned!
Registration link:

October 5, 2022 (1:00 - 2:00 pm ET) Philippe Collombert (University of Genève) Title: Who are “they”? The newborn child as a divine issue in the light of certain anthroponyms of the Late Period. Abstract: An anthroponymicstudy based on some “imprecatory names” and others including the late ...

09/28/2022

*YELS Alert*
It's time to register to attend our first lecture in this year's Yale Egyptology Lecture Series. Please join us next week!
For more details and the registration link, see:

October 5, 2022 (1:00 - 2:00 pm ET) Philippe Collombert (University of Genève) Title: Who are “they”? The newborn child as a divine issue in the light of certain anthroponyms of the Late Period. Abstract: An anthroponymicstudy based on some “imprecatory names” and others including the late ...

09/26/2022

*Save The Date*
October 5, 1–2pm (ET). We will host our first speaker in this year's lecture series. Prof. Philippe Collombert will discuss: "Who Are "They"? The Newborn Child as a Divine Issue in the Light of Certain Anthroponyms of the Late Period."
Registration link TBA.