Egypt
- Ancient Egyptian Epigraphy puts the student in front of the inscribed hieroglyphic documents and monuments of ancient Egypt, in their concrete reality as written artifacts, which […]
- This course will introduce students to the hieroglyphic script and the basic grammar of the classical phase of the ancient Egyptian language (Middle Egyptian). A core […]
- Museum collections are often perceived as static entities hidden away in storerooms or trapped behind showcases. By focusing on the dynamic histories of museum collections new […]
- The aim of the course is to stimulate an in-depth ability to discuss matters inherent the social history and material culture of Ancient Egypt. This course […]
Western Asia
- The course provides an overview of the history of art, architecture, urban planning, main monuments, repertoires of daily used objects of the Mesopotamian cultures, between the […]
- Hittite is a member of the Anatolian branch of the Indo-European family, and the earliest attested Indo-European language. Anatolian is generally regarded as the first branch […]
History of Religions
- Since religion is a complex cultural phenomenon that impacts our lives as both individuals and society, its knowledge becomes crucial for an understanding of the world […]
Laboratory
- Introduction to Near Eastern Comparative Codicology (Hebrew, Armenian, Arabic, Coptic, Syriac, Ethiopian). The materials and their characteristics; types and formats of books; binding; layout; paleography; colophons; […]
- The Laboratory of Near Eastern Archaeology is committed to the study of the material evidence of ancient Near Eastern cultures, offering students the opportunity to become acquainted […]
- The laboratory aims to increase students’ familiarity with the vivid character of Egyptian written culture in the classical form of the language and will engage in […]
