Daily Digital Updates for Archaeology Site at Luxor 5
Linuxathome writes "Professor Betsy Bryan of Johns Hopkins University will be conducting an expedition to Luxor, Egypt. Starting January 4, 2003, digital pictures (by photographer Jay VanRensselaer) and daily updates will be provided by the team as announced by the group's website and by the NY Times (scroll to the bottom). According to the NY Times blurb, the site under investigation is an ancient temple. For the Egyptologist or archaeologist in you, you can live vicariously through their work without getting sand in your shoes."
Looks like it should be a good report (Score:3, Informative)
Re:Looks like it should be a good report (Score:2)
background image to that website (Score:3, Informative)
the double-crown is symbolized by the bowling-pin (lower egypt) overlapping the chair (upper egypt). i might have those hats backwards, and it is usually the chair that overlaps the pin.
i don't know much about mut either... i'm not a scholar of ancient egypt, it's just a hobby (my username is that of a curved egyptian sword).
I "investigated" the Luxor too! (Score:3, Funny)