MAES organises an annual lecture programme for members and non-members alike. Usually held on the second Monday of each month, most lectures are given by well-known Egyptologists from the UK and overseas.
Here’s our programme for the 2021-2022 season which includes our annual study in March and an extra study day in October!
We are planning to hold a mix of venue and Zoom lectures but not now until March 2022 onwards. In case of further Covid restrictions, venue lectures will go ahead via Zoom
Online lectures are free to MAES members who will receive a link via email.
Non-members welcome – tickets £5 via Eventbrite
| SPEAKER | TITLE | |
| 13 Sep 2021 | Chris Naunton ZOOM | The Lost Baths of Cleopatra and Other Disappearing Monuments Bob Partridge Egyptology Lecture |
| 27 Sep | Wojciech Ejsmond & Marzena Ozarek-Szilke ZOOM | The Warsaw Mummy Project and the World’s First Mummy Mummy! |
| 11 Oct | Campbell Price ZOOM | ‘Campbell’s Tomb’ and the 26th Dynasty at Giza |
| Sat 23 Oct | Michael Tunnicliffe & Sarah Griffiths ZOOM STUDY DAY | Alexandria – Melting Pot or Simmering Cauldron? Egyptians and Jews under the Ptolemies. |
| 8 Nov | Hana Navratilova ZOOM | Egyptian Riddles on the Wall |
| 13 Dec | Rob Coles & Glynis Greaves ZOOM TBC | Highlights of the Munich and Rochdale Museum Egyptology Collections |
| 20 Dec | Aidan Dodson ZOOM | The First Pharaohs |
| 10 Jan 2022 | Michael Tunnicliffe ZOOM | Late Roman Egypt – From Marcus Aurelius to the Empire Divided |
| 14 Feb | James Parr ZOOM | The Ramessesnakht Family and its Contribution to the Fall of the New Kingdom |
| 14 Mar | John Wyatt VENUE TBC | The Fauna Of Ancient Egypt – Recent Advances |
| Sat 26 Mar | Rosalie David, Roger Forshaw et al. ZOOM STUDY DAY | The Deir el-Medina Community – New Evidence from Human Remains |
11 Apr | Myriam Seco Alvarez ZOOM | Recent Discoveries at the Thutmose III Temple of Millions of Years |
| 9 May | Robert Morkot VENUE TBC | ‘Gem-Aten: The Sun-Disc is Found’ – The Temple and Town of Kawa in Sudan |
| 13 Jun | TBC VENUE OR ZOOM | |
| 11 Jul
| Taneash Sidpura ZOOM | Is the Fly the Fly in the Ointment? The Meaning and Purpose of Golden Flies in Ancient Egypt |
Click here to download details of our 2021-22 season
Click here to download a booking form for the October study day
When we resume lectures at our venue, the Manchester Conference Centre / Pendulum Hotel, doors open at 6:30pm with lectures beginning at 7.45pm. For Zoom lectures, “doors” open 7:30pm with the lectures beginning at 8pm.
Please be aware that due to circumstances out of our control, we sometimes have to change our lecture programme. Please contact us for the latest information.
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