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ABOUT EEO/SC

The nonprofit Egypt Exploration Organization of Southern California (EEO/SC) hosts
a steady stream of the world's leading Egyptologists for monthly public lectures and
other events. With nearly 100 members, EEO/SC is one of the largest and most active
supporters of public lectures about the exploration of Egypt. In fact, we have
produced more than 600 such events over the past 25+ years.

EEO/SC publishes a newsletter noting upcoming lectures as well as other local Egyptological
events at venues such as Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA), Fowler Museum at
UCLA, Bowers Museum in Santa Ana, as well as activities of the Egyptian Tourist Authority.

The name of our group was derived to honor the founder of modern Egyptology, Sir William
Flinders Petrie, whose original support group was called the Egypt Exploration Fund and
is now known as the Egypt Exploration Society in London, England.

Suggested donation for attending a lecture is $10.

Most lectures are held in members' homes in Los Angeles.

For more information and lecture locations: Please dial (323) 874-8681 or (818) 768-1236
or send us an
e-mail.

Register now to get on our newsletter mailing list.

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Saturday, February 25, 2011, 5 p.m., Los Angeles location

Los Angeles Lecture:
Speaker: Dr. Kara Cooney, UCLA Dept. of Near Eastern Languages and Cultures
Topic: "Coffin Reuse: 21st- dynasty Evidence from Egyptian Collections in Italy" (preliminary title)

Kara, one of our favorite and most dynamic speakers, returns to tell us about the
very extensive study of 21st-dynasty coffins that she has been undertaking for
the past couple of years.

For lecture location and more information, please dial 805-493-2762.  Suggested donation for attending a lecture is $10.

 



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Saturday, March 24, 2011, 5 p.m., Los Angeles location

Los Angeles Lecture:
"Life & Death in the Pyramid Age: The Old Kingdom Mummy at Emory University"
Speaker: Dr. Peter Lacovara, Senior Curator of Ancient Egyptian, Nubian, and Near Eastern Art at the Michael C. Carlos Museum, Emory University


For lecture location and more information, please dial 805-493-2762.  Suggested donation for attending a lecture is $10.

 


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Saturday,April 14, 2012, 5 p.m., Los Angeles location

Los Angeles Lecture:
"Tomb of Menna"
Speaker: Dr. Melinda Hartwig, Associate Professor Ancient Egyptian an Near Eastern Art & Archaeology, Georgia State University

Currently, Dr. Hartwig is the field director and principal investigator of a two-year field project to conserve and document the world-famous tomb of Menna (TT 69) in Luxor, Egypt.

For lecture location and more information, please dial 805-493-2762.  Suggested donation for attending a lecture is $10.

 

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ARMCHAIR EXPEDITIONS

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The next best thing to a trip to Egypt is exploring the wonders of this ancient world online. Buckle your seat belt, sit back and enjoy our first collection of streaming video, satellite views, 360° tours and more...

Fly over the Eastern Gate of Karnak via UCLA's Digital Karnak Project.


360 Virtual tour of the tomb of Thutmose III from National Gallery of Art.


Watch Dr. Kara Cooney "Unraveling Hatshepsut's Story" on Discovery News.



Soar along the Nile with this awe-inspiring, IMAX-like video.
Be sure to turn up your computer's sound to enjoy the
compelling soundtrack.

 

Self-Guided 360° Tours
Want to visit the magnificent temples of Luxor?
Inspect details of stunning tomb paintings?
Get up close and personal with the Sphinx?
Click here or on the image above.

 

 

Pyramids From Space
Zoom into, out of and across the Giza Plateau
with Google's amazing satellite views.

 

Live Pyramidcam
Check out the weather in Cairo and catch spectacular sunsets over
the Pyramids. The Pyramidcam is open 24/7/365.

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