Horemheb XVIII Dynasty

 

Manchester Ancient Egypt Society
       HOME    About MAES   ABOUT MAES Lectures    LECTURES   Join Us     JOIN US    Study Days  STUDY DAYS Other Societies   SOCIETIES  

Book ReviewsBOOK REVIEWS Web Sites   WEB SITES   Articles   ARTICLES   Heb Sed Celebration    HEB SED    What's New WHAT'S NEW

At long last the Exhibition "Tutankhamun and the Golden Age of the Pharaohs" has arrived in the UK.
Click here for the Official Website

Welcome

Tutankhamun

MAES DAY CONFERENCE, SPRING 2008
Was a huge success! Thanks to all who came along
Conference Review to be available shortly

The Society's primary aim is for like-minded people to gather together to enjoy the culture of ancient Egypt. We arrange a top-class programme of lectures by internationally renowned speakers on all aspects of Egyptology. Click on the link above to see our current programme.

We hold our lectures every second Monday of the month at

The Renold Building, The University of Manchester, Sackville Street, Manchester, UK

Click here for map

So why not come along and join us at our next lecture meeting

Funerary mask of Thuya, Dynasty XVIII

On this site you can find information about the Society, our lecture programme and details on how to become a member. There’s information about other Societies and to a range of ancient Egyptian websites that might be of interest to you.

A non-profit making organisation, the Society arranges study days which members and non-members can attend. Members can enjoy specially arranged trips to Egypt and other parts of the world to see collections and exhibitions.

Please browse our website to share with us the joy of ancient Egypt.



Whether you are new to Egyptology or an expert we will be happy to meet with you

Email us at info @ maes.org.uk to ask questions about the Society




All images on this website
© Copyright Ancient Egypt Picture Library or Sandra Whittleston. For information on the Ancient Egypt Picture Library
contact Bob Partridge: AEPL @ maes.org.uk

The opinions expressed by contributors do not necessarily reflect the views of the Manchester Ancient Egypt Society
© Copyright Manchester Ancient Egypt Society 2006