Friends of the Egypt Centre lecture by Andrea Kucharek - Bereaved: Death, Mourning, and Lament in Ancient Egypt

Friends of the Egypt Centre lecture by Andrea Kucharek - Bereaved: Death, Mourning, and Lament in Ancient Egypt

The display will showcase the cippus, an object believed by ancient Egyptians to provide magical protection against dangerous wild animals.

Friends of the Egypt Centre lecture by Cardiff Conservation Students - Conservation of artefacts from the Egypt Centre (2026 update)

Friends of the Egypt Centre lecture by Cardiff Conservation Students - Conservation of artefacts from the Egypt Centre (2026 update)

Friends of the Egypt Centre lecture by Ken Griffin - Breathing Life into Death: The Redevelopment of the Egypt Centre

Friends of the Egypt Centre lecture by Ken Griffin - Breathing Life into Death: The Redevelopment of the Egypt Centre

Friends of the Egypt Centre lecture by Flint Dibble - The Popularity of Fake Egyptology: Why it matters and what we can do about it

Friends of the Egypt Centre lecture by Helen Strudwick - How to meet the makers of ancient Egypt

Friends of the Egypt Centre lecture by Helen Strudwick - How to meet the makers of ancient Egypt

Friends of the Egypt Centre lecture by Christian Knoblauch - From Painted Chapels to Saint Cults at Abydos

Friends of the Egypt Centre lecture by Stephen Harrison - Egypt under the Achaemenids and Alexander the Great

Friends of the Egypt Centre lecture by Tom Hardwick - Made by the Market? An alternative history of Egyptology

Friends of the Egypt Centre lecture by Tom Hardwick - Made by the Market? An alternative history of Egyptology

YouTube video by The Egypt Centre

A collar believed to have been worn by Tutankhamun's sisters and a mummified snake are among the treasures on display at Swansea University's Egypt Centre which is open free of charge to the public

The Wolfson Foundation has awarded a £100,000 grant to the Egypt Centre at Swansea University.

This blog post has been written by Kayleigh Heister, a conservation student at Cardiff University. Before returning to university, Kayleigh ...

Friends of the Egypt Centre lecture by John J. Johnston - From Tiber to Nile…and Back Again: Richard Burton’s Decade in the Ancient World

This questionnaire invites participants of the Egypt Centre's online events, held from April 2020 to April 2025, to share their experiences and insights. Your feedback will be crucial in understanding...

Friends of the Egypt Centre lecture by Joanne Backhouse - Meretseger: what functions did she fulfil in religious beliefs and practices

Study Day with Rosalie David, Alan Lloyd and Ken Griffin exploring the amazing links between Wales and ancient Egypt.

The pharmaceutical magnate Sir Henry Solomon Wellcome (1853-1936) amassed a vast collection of Egyptian and Sudanese antiquities over the first four decades of the twentieth century. Wellcome was capt...

Friends of the Egypt Centre lecture by Cardiff Conservation Students - Conservation of artefacts from the Egypt Centre (2025 update)

The blog post for this week has been written by Dr. Christian Knoblauch. Christian is an Egyptology lecturer in the Department of History, H...

This blog post has been written by Sandra Ottens, who has been working as a secretary at the municipality of Amsterdam for thirty years. San...

The blog post for this week has been written by Vanessa Foott, who obtained a distinction in her Masters in Egyptology from the University o...

Friends of the Egypt Centre lecture by Bryony Renshaw - Snapshots of the Past: Egypt Through the Eyes of Two Victorian Women

Short course on gods, goddesses, and demons, with ticket sales and donations going directly to supporting the Egypt Centre.

A Ptah-Sokar-Osiris figure with extensive woodworm damage. The body, of which only the upper half remains right side, is painted red. The face is heavily destroyed, although it shows traces of gilding...

A fragment of a wooden mummy board with polychrome decoration on the exterior face. The object consists of two pieces, which have been glued together in modern times. Part of the wig, which is painted...

Short course on gods, goddesses, and demons, with ticket sales and donations going directly to supporting the Egypt Centre.

Friends of the Egypt Centre lecture by Ken Griffin - The Egypt Centre: new discoveries, new horizons

Friends of the Egypt Centre lecture by Katarzyna Lubos - Clothes make people! An insight into the study of ancient textiles

This blog post is written by Katie Morton, a second year Conservation Practice Masters student at Cardiff University. Katie previously compl...