Category Archives: Traditional and Social Media

Archaeology and Egyptology in the media, from social media to national and international media. How it’s presented and how we ‘consume’ it.

5 pieces of advice I wish I’d heard in the first year of my PhD

Posted on November 24, 2021 by hannahpethen

How to set yourself up for career success and get to grips with your PhD in your first year. Continue reading →

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Ten practical things I wish in knew in the first year of my PhD

Posted on September 29, 2021 by hannahpethen

What should you know to make a great start on your PhD? Here I share 10 things I’ve learned since, that I wish I knew then. Continue reading →

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Tutankhamun, Nefertiti and all that jazz: What have we learned?

Posted on September 19, 2016 by hannahpethen

Almost a year since the media discovered Reeves’ theory that Tutankhamun’s tomb contained Nefertiti, what have we learned? Continue reading →

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Fakes and conspiracy theories: A cautionary tale for users of facebook archaeology pages.

Posted on March 10, 2016 by hannahpethen

This post is dedicated to all the hard-working volunteer admins who monitor facebook pages and online forums. The experiences I detail below emphasise how important your hard work is, so thank you. The internet is a marvelous thing for archaeology. … Continue reading →

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23 Vintage Photos of Egypt’s Golden Years

Posted on April 10, 2014 by hannahpethen

Originally posted on Egyptian Streets:
A woman reading a magazine in the 1950s By Mohamed Khairat, Founder, EgyptianStreets.com Egypt in the 1900s was a different place. Egyptian cinema was the third largest in the world, Cairo was a city that foreigners…

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