The Metallurgy of Ancient Egypt
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Dr Martin Odler is working on a project called EgypToolWear, a Metalwork Analysis of Ancient Egyptian Tools.
The research looks at how metal craft tools were used in late Chalcolithic and Bronze Age Egypt (c 3500-1070 BC).
Dr Martin Odler has also worked for more than ten years at the site of Abusir in Egypt as an archaeologist and surveyor.
In Prague, he studied Prehistoric and Early Medieval Archaeology and Classical Archaeology.
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Cost: £15 Non-Members / £14 Members. The cost includes a buffet after the lecture, with tea and coffee.
The research looks at how metal craft tools were used in late Chalcolithic and Bronze Age Egypt (c 3500-1070 BC).
Dr Martin Odler has also worked for more than ten years at the site of Abusir in Egypt as an archaeologist and surveyor.
In Prague, he studied Prehistoric and Early Medieval Archaeology and Classical Archaeology.
For tickets, please email VGlja2V0cyAhIEhhcHlTb2NpZXR5IHwgZ21haWwgISBjb20= or visit our gift shop.
Cost: £15 Non-Members / £14 Members. The cost includes a buffet after the lecture, with tea and coffee.
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