Presentation: Ancient Egyptian Myths & Monsters
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This presentation will outline the first mythological creatures and ritual practices observed in Ancient Egypt. Winding the clock back more than a thousand years before the Great Pyramid at Giza, this introduction to Predynastic Egypt will showcase little-known and enigmatic artefacts and artwork. Trace the unusual origins of gods and learn how we know what we know.
This presentation is friendly to those of all backgrounds and prior-knowledge. There will be a tea break mid-presentation and time for Q&A at the end.
George Wing is a Postgraduate archaeology researcher, alumnus of Durham University and current resident of Auckland. He maintains a curated database of artefacts from the Predynastic Period aimed to increase access for researchers.
Parnell Library is a wheelchair accessible venue.
This presentation is friendly to those of all backgrounds and prior-knowledge. There will be a tea break mid-presentation and time for Q&A at the end.
George Wing is a Postgraduate archaeology researcher, alumnus of Durham University and current resident of Auckland. He maintains a curated database of artefacts from the Predynastic Period aimed to increase access for researchers.
Parnell Library is a wheelchair accessible venue.
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545 Parnell Road, Auckland, New Zealand 1052, New Zealand
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