Uncovering the memories behind the Ramesside Inscriptions
In short: In this entry from the Egypt Exploration Society’s Oral History Project, Professor Kenneth Kitchen reflects on his work producing a foundational resource for Egyptology.
The video features Professor Kenneth Kitchen of the University of Liverpool, the inaugural interviewee for the EES Oral History Project. He discusses the publication of the 'Ramesside Inscriptions', a work now considered essential to the field.
This project serves to document the recent history of Egyptology by archiving the personal reflections and insights of senior scholars, complementing the Society's existing collections of letters, notes, and photographs held in London.
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