23 January 2026
Course "Cours de civilisation" at Louvain-La-Neuve Musées et collections égyptologiques (10h, C3) Luc Delvaux (AERE/RMAH) Le cours proposé a pour objectif de dispenser une formation permettant de mettre les auditeurs en contact avec divers aspects du travail muséologique sur une collection d’antiquités égyptiennes : historique des collections, gestion des salles permanentes, expositions... Read more
16 January 2026
Les vies multiples du faucon d’Amenhotep II The multiple lives of the falcon of Amenhotep II Domaine & Musée royal de Mariemont 20-21/02/2026 In 1896, French Egyptologist Émile Amélineau unearthed a fragmentary statue of a falcon near the tomb of Pharaoh Djer in Abydos. The recovered pieces allowed for the reconstruction of the statue, except for the head. Due to financial difficulties,... Read more
13 November 2025
Since 2024, excavations have resumed at the fascinating site of Hou (the ancient Diospolis Parva or Diospolis Mikra) in Upper Egypt. The research is led by Audrey Eller of the University of Geneva (UNIGE). Hou has a rich history of archaeological exploration. The very first excavations took place in 1898–1899 under the direction of the British archaeologist W.M.F. Petrie. Many of the objects disc... Read more
12 May 2025
The symposium will be held in three languages (FR-NL-ENG)
June 6, 2025 – June 7, 2025
MRAH Brussels / KMKG Brussels
The mission of the Queen Elisabeth Egyptian Association (AERE), as intended by its founder Jean Capart, is to address both the scientific community and the general public. The AERE aims to be a forum for Belgian Egyptology, a center of contact between Egyptologists, a meeting place for different universities, museums, and research cente...
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23 March 2025
The architectural study of the temple of Kom Ombo
Lecture in French by Aurélie Terrier (EPFL)
17/05/2025
MRAH – KMKG
10h30
The temple of Kom Ombo is the only one of the five largest Greco-Roman temples built on Egyptian soil that has not benefited from any modern architectural study. The state of conservation of the sanctuary is probably the reason why researchers have neglected it. Unfortunately, this site, visited by thousands of tourists every day, is subject to various problems of...
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