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Egypt
1 - 12 February 2003
The fieldtrip to Egypt was photographically
documented by me as a departmental responsibility. The primary
task was to take slides for the archive, which is used for
teaching purposes. Some 900 slides, 423 color photos and circa
300 digital photos were taken, a total of 1623 images.
The majority are archaeological or architectural, some more
ethno-archaeological, and a few ‘social’. On the next three
pages is a selection of this photographic record.
B. Claasz Coockson
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1 Cairo, general view with
Sultan Hassan mosque.
2 Dashur, the Red Pyramid of Snefru.
3 Saqqara, the Pyramid of Djoser.
4 Saqqara, Old Kingdom tomb relief.
5 Saqqara, frieze from Djoser Pyramid complex.
6 Giza, Sphinx.
7 Beni Hassan region, Christian tombs.
8 Abd Al-Qurnah, traditional and modern water storage.
9 Abd Al-Qurnah, general view.
10 Deir-Al-Bahri, funerary temple of Hatsepsut, detail.
11 Medinet Habu, Sea-peoples’ relief.
12 Beni Hassan region, women washing in canal.
13 Karnak temple, forecourt.
14 Karnak temple, 8th Pylon.
15 Beni Hassan region, village seen from the Nile.
16 Luxor surroundings from hot-air balloon.
17 Karnak temple, Middle Kingdom relief.
18 Deir El Medina, pyramid shaped tomb.
19 Luxor museum; Amenhotep III and god Sobek.
20 Luxor museum, God Amon (as Tutankhamon).
21 Abu Simbel; Hathor temple of Nefertari.
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Newsletter No. 2
- 2003, Pg. 22
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