Welcome to the
Egyptian Study Society

Newsletter

The April 2008 issue of our monthly newsletter, The Scribe's Palette, is now available online (download the PDF file).

Announcements

July 16, 2007—Bill Petty has launched a new Web site, Egyptophile.com, dedicated to all things ancient Egyptian. Egyptophiles, including interested contributors, should visit the Web site for information.

(News archive)

Upcoming presentations

May 20, Tuesday

Bill Petty will present
The Complete Valley of the Kings

June 16, Monday

Barbara Will will present
The White Desert

July 21, Monday

Bob Brier will present
Napoleon in Egypt:The Beginning of Modern Egyptology

More upcoming presentations

WHERE & WHEN: Unless otherwise indicated, all programs are at 7:00 PM in Ricketson Auditorium in the Denver Museum of Nature and Science, Denver, Colorado, USA.


Who we are

The Egyptian Study Society (ESS) is an organization for people who are interested in ancient Egypt. ESS welcomes anyone with similar interests to participate in it. Our society is a nonprofit educational organization based in Denver, Colorado, USA, and is a co-operating organization with the Denver Museum of Nature and Science (DMNS).

ESS programs include lectures, slide and video presentations, seminars, hands-on workshops and an annual picnic. Many ESS members assist the DMNS with exhibitions and projects connected with Egypt. Well-known Egyptologists and knowledgeable ESS members make presentations throughout the year. You can find the latest information about our current schedule on our Coming Events page.

Membership Info

You may join the ESS at any regular meeting or you may use the membership form that is now available online. Check the Membership Info page for more details.

We have several study groups that specialize in particular aspects of ancient Egypt. Information about these activities and others is listed in our monthly publication, The Scribe's Palette. Members may submit items for publication by e-mail to the Scribe's Palette editor.

One or (usually) two times per year, we publish a research journal called The Ostracon. Authors wishing to publish in our journal should read and follow the guidelines for submitting articles. For further particulars please e-mail The Ostracon editor.

We usually meet at 7:00 PM on the third Monday of each month in Ricketson Auditorium at the Denver Museum of Nature and Science, 2001 Colorado Blvd., Denver, Colorado. (Exceptions are noted on our program schedule.) Our annual picnic replaces our August meeting, and we do not meet in December. Here is a map showing the location of Ricketson Auditorium.

Contact us by e-mail for further information.

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