It is All About Time: Time and Logistics in War and in Peace.
Anthony Spalinger
University of Auckland
Friday, January 27th, 12-1 pm
HGS 217 B
A light lunch will be served.

The Royal Titulary in the 18th Dynasty:
Change and Continuity.
Ronald Leprohon
University of Toronto
Friday, October 29th, 12 pm
Hall of Graduate Studies, 217 A
A light lunch will be provided.

From the First Cow to the First State: Pastoralism and Social Complexity in Nubia.
Maria Carmela Gatto
Yale University
Friday, September 24th, 12-1 pm
Hall of Graduate Studies, 217 A
A light lunch will be served

The Treasury of Thutmose I, Money, and the Distribution of Divine Offerings.
Edward Castle
Oriental Institute of the University of Chicago
Friday, February 12th, 12-1 pm
Hall of Graduate Studies, 217 A

The Exercise of Power in Early Dynastic Egypt.
Toby Wilkinson
Clare College, Cambridge
Friday, October 2, 1–2 pm
Hall of Graduate Studies,
Room 401

Hegemony for Beginners: Egyptian Activity in the Southern Levant during the Second Half of the Fourth Millennium B.C.
Asst. Prof. of Near Eastern Archaeology, University of Belgrade
Friday, September 11, 12–1pm
Sterling Memorial Library Lecture Hall.
A light lunch will be provided.

Natasha Rambova's Egypt
Presentation by John Coleman Darnell
Friday, April 17, 2:30–4:30, Sterling Memorial Library Lecture Hall. Reception to follow.

Khafre's Quarries in the Sahara: The Gebel el-Asr Rescue Project
Ian Shaw
Senior Lecturer in Egyptian Archaeology, University of Liverpool

Visual Representation and State Formation in Ancient Egypt
Stan Hendrickx
Provinciale Hogeschool Limburg, Hasselt, Belgium
Friday, November 14
12-1pm in HGS 401
A light lunch will be provided

The Festivals of Drunkenness in the Egyptian New Kingdom
Betsy M. Bryan
Alexander Badawy Professor of Egyptian Art and Archeology
Friday, October 3
12-1pm in HGS 211
A light lunch will be provided

Khepereru: Ancient Egyptian Scarabs
Regine Schultz
Curator of Ancient Art, The Walters Art Museum
Friday, September 26
12-1pm in HGS 401
A light lunch will be provided

New Kingdom Grand Strategy in the Northern Kingdom
Marcus Müller
Potsdam University
Thursday, May 1st
11:30-12:30 in HGS 401
A light lunch will be provided

The Art of Late Antique Monasticism: Paintings and Buildings in the Red and White Monasteries
Prof. Elizabeth Bolman
Temple University
Friday, April 18th
11:30-12:30 in HGS 211
A light lunch will be provided

The Temple of Amunhotep III at Wadi es-Sebua
Martina Ullmann
Institut für Ägyptologie, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München
Wednesday, April 2nd
1-2 in HGS 401
Refreshments and a light snack will be provided

The eastern Egyptian Delta across time and space: from satelllite survey to excavation at a Late Period town (Tell Tebilla)
Drs. Sarah Parcak and Gregory Mumford
University of Alabama, Birmingham
Friday, October 26th
1:30-2:30 in HGS 401
Refreshments and a light snack will be provided

Early Dynastic Egypt: Current Knowledge, Future Research
Dr. Toby Wilkinson
Clare College, University of Cambridge
Friday, October 19th
4:00–5:00 pm
Hall of Graduate Studies, Room 401
Refreshments and a light snack will be provided

Norman and Nina de Garis Davies: Two Lives in Epigraphy
Nigel Strudwick
Dorothy K. Hohenberg Chair of Excellence in Art History, University of Memphis
Assistant Keeper in the Department of Ancient Egypt and Sudan, British Museum
Wednesday, April 4th, 2007