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Organized body of people aimed at the advancement, exchange of information, or group activities in the field of Egyptology.

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• Museums

Resources in This Category

• American Research Center in Egypt

  http://www.arce.org/
  An organization supporting Egyptological work and events. Membership open to the public. Local chapters in Arizona, North Texas, Northern California, Southern California, and Washington, DC.

• Ancient Egypt Research Associates

  http://www.fas.harvard.edu/~aera/
  Funds and facilitates the Giza Plateau Project, grew out of the Sphinx Project sponsored by the American Research Center in Egypt. Mission and project findings.

• Czech Institute of Egyptology

  http://egyptologie.ff.cuni.cz/
  Official homepage of the Czech Institute of Egyptology, from the Faculty of Arts, Charles University, in Prague; available in both English and Czech.

• Egypt Exploration Organization of Southern California

  http://www.egyptexploration.org/
  Calendar of monthly illustrated lectures in Los Angeles by noted archaeologists about recent discoveries in Ancient Egypt. Includes an Ancient Egypt Bookstore, and Related Links.

• Egypt Exploration Society

  http://www.ees.ac.uk/
  Publications, news, excavation reports and contact information concerning this British Egyptological society.

• Egyptian Cultural Heritage Organisation

  http://www.e-c-h-o.org/
  ECHO is a charitable organisation concerned with all aspects of Cultural Heritage Management, site management and archaeological exploration in Egypt and a research tool for archaeologists and heritage managers working in Egypt.

• Egyptian Study Society

  http://www.egyptstudy.org/
  Ancient Egypt SIG. Meets monthly, Denver CO. Online newsletter. Lectures, workshops, research journal on Egypt, study groups. Non-Profit Ed. Org.

• Egyptology Society of Victoria

  http://artsonline.monash.edu.au/ancient-cultures/egyptology-society-of-victoria/
  An Australian society for the promotion of ancient Egyptian culture, it aims to promote public awareness of Egyptian culture from prehistoric times to the advent of Islam.

• Institute of Nautical Archaeology: Egypt

  http://www.adventurecorps.com/sadana/aboutinaegypt.html
  Undertaking several projects in Egypt's nautical history.

• International Association of Egyptologists

  http://www.iae.lmu.de/
  Created to support Egyptology and those who study it.

• Thames Valley Ancient Egypt Society

  http://www.tvaes.org.uk/
  Dedicated to promote the study and public dissemination of culture, religion, art, language, life and death in ancient Egypt. Includes a newsletter, a library, subscription details and an application form. Located in the University of Reading, UK.

• The Amarna Research Foundation

  http://www.museum-tours.com/amarna/index.htm
  Dedicated to the advancement of interest and research into the Amarna period of ancient Egypt.

• The Australian Centre for Egyptology

  http://www.egyptology.mq.edu.au/
  (Macquarie University) Information on projects, conferences, lectures, and courses.

• The Egyptian Society of South Africa

  http://egyptiansociety.co.za/
  Aims to foster an appreciation of the history and culture of ancient Egypt (as well as modern Egypt) through lectures, a newsletter and tours.

• The Friends of the Petrie Museum

  http://www.ucl.ac.uk/FriendsofPetrie/index.html
  Organizes lectures, social events and tours to places of Egyptological interest. Based in London.

• The Griffith Institute

  http://www.griffith.ox.ac.uk/
  Part of The University of Oxford and specializes in Egyptology and Ancient Near Eastern studies. Provides information for visitors, library accessions and publications.

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