16:37

Sam Powell - Abaset Collections: restoring ma’at to the Egypt Centre Online Collection

14:28

Syd Howells (Egypt Centre Volunteer Manager) - Egypt Centre volunteers: a history 1997–2023

21:10

Wendy Goodridge - Let the battle commence!: breaking barriers to museum learning

19:38

Phil Parkes - Shared history: conservation of Egypt Centre objects at Cardiff University

16:05

Noura Seada - Online engagement at the Egypt Centre: a view from Egypt

22:44

Meg Gundlach - The Hood legacy: Swansea by chance, Swansea by choice

22:10

Ersin Hussein - Community perspectives: understanding and voicing Cypriot heritage in Wales

17:46

Courtney Lyons - Perspective of a conservation student: treatment of EC168, a Soter-style shroud

19:43

Christian Knoblauch - Teaching in the collection: object-centred learning at Swansea University

07:39

Jess Evans - My student experience at the Egypt Centre

29:36

Anna Garnett - The Petrie Museum’s role in the distribution of the Wellcome collection

01:10:54

Ken Griffin - Rediscovering Egypt: the Harrogate collection in Swansea

23:44

Carolyn Graves-Brown - At last! Hopes, imaginations, and dreams come true

07:15

Dulcie Engel - My volunteering journey

26:20

Anniversary messages

01:32

Happy Birthday messages

03:04

11 Crazy Coincidence

02:21

09 Object Based Learning

03:31

08 Numbers

02:10

07 Fragments

02:07

06 Goose Fat

02:06

05 Anubis

02:34

04 The Catalogue

01:38

03 Typology

02:39

02 Why Swansea?

03:02

01 Packing Up

02:09:29

The Saqqara Saite Tombs Project: Re-excavation, Documentation, and New Discoveries - Ramadan Hussein

32:12

Launch of the Virtual Collection of Hilton Price

31:34

Discussion panel with John Baines & Alan Lloyd

30:23

Wellcome Material in Manchester

04:53

Opening Remarks by Prof. Paul Boyle

29:13

Henry Wellcome’s Historical Medical Museum: An Introduction to Collecting, Display, and Dispersals

29:53

Piecing Together the Archaeological History of Jebel Moya, Sudan

29:54

The Egyptian Collection of Sir Henry Wellcome

29:23

Nefertiti lived there: a look at the 1930–31 EES excavation at Amarna

28:28

The Wellcome Collection of Egyptology at the Oriental Museum, Durham University

25:08

“A perfect whirl of delight”: Winifred Blackman in Egypt

28:26

The Wellcome Collection at Bolton Museum

46:53

The Wellcome Collection and the Petrie Museum: Past and Present

25:32

Wellcome to the Fitzwilliam: the rediscovery of a collection of Egyptian objects in Cambridge

28:35

Reviewing the Wellcome Egyptology material held on loan at the Science Museum

30:14

Rising from the ashes: how the Wellcome Collection came to the aid of Liverpool’s war-torn museum

26:08

From Wellcome to Swansea: the history of the Swansea Wellcome Collection

30:00

Transcribe Wellcome: piecing together the Wellcome collections’ diaspora

15:38

Launch of the Egypt and its Neighbours display

18:22

Kate’s museum: transcribing the daybooks of Käthe Bosse Griffiths

20:39

Closing discussion

05:55

COVID and the Egypt Centre (testimonials)

07:29

COVID and the Egypt Centre

01:07:02

John Rogers - Of Kings, Courtiers, and Commoners: Who Ran the Ancient Egyptian State?

01:27:49

Mark Humphries: Christians and the Egyptian temples at the end of antiquity

02:34:07

"All the Rekhyt people Adore" - By Ken Griffin (07 March 2021)

01:21:42

Friends of the Egypt Centre May 2021

59:47

Marquardt Lund - Flintknapping

59:20

Denys Stocks - Some Experiments in Ancient Egyptian Stone Technology

58:20

Donald Ryan - Reed boat building: Early experiments

02:57

Intro to the Experiment and Experience conference

49:06

Geoffrey Killen - Ancient Egyptian Woodworking

58:29

Janet Johnstone - Practical Dressmaking for Ancient Egyptians

58:30

John Merkel - New Kingdom Copper Smelting, Refining and Casting Experiments