Excavations at Amheida 2012 Post-Season Presentation

The 2012 excavation season of the NYU-Columbia excavations at Amheida, in the Dakhla Oasis of Egypt, produced a wealth of new information ranging from the first-identified Pharaonic stratigraphy to a large Roman coin hoard - both in the temple area. Members of the excavation team will also present the discovery of a church and the finding of a workshop for producing mosaics, as well as the completed map of Amheida's urban fabric.

Speakers:
Roger Bagnall, NYU
Roberta Casagrande-Kim, Columbia University
Raffaella Cribiore, NYU
Sarah Jolly, NYU
Nicola Aravecchia, NYU
Emilio Santiago, Columbia University

To RSVP, please email eb100@nyu.edu.