A múmiák és az Egyiptomiak

2024. január 29-február 2 között a világ múmiakutatói a Semmelweis Múzeum a, Magyar Egyiptomi Baráti Társaság és a Magyar Természettudományi Múzeum által szervezett és a Nemzeti Kulturális Alap támogatásával megvalósuló, A múmiák és az Egyiptomiak címmel szervezett nemzetközi antropológiai konferencián mutatják be a legújabb vizsgálati eredményeiket.

Ez a konferencia a 2019-ben az Fókuszban a múmiák – Egészség és életmód az ókori Egyiptomban címmel tartott és a Nephthys Projekt kezdetét jelentő konferencia folytatása, a projektek lezárása az eredmények ismertetése.

A konferencia programja:

29th January, 2024 – Monday

Opening / greetings

30th January, 2024 – Tuesday

Keynote Lecture:

Dario PIOMBINO-MASCALI
Mummiographies. The bioarchaeology of mummies and mummification at Vilnius University
Faculty of Medicine, Vilnius University, LT

1. session, Investigation of mummies

Prof. Rosalie DAVID,
The Potential of Proteomics for Disease Studies in Egyptian Mummies
The University of Manchester, Manchester, UK

Stanisław SZILKE, Maciej JAWORSKI,
Imaging techniques of Egyptian mummies
Mummy Research Center/Warsaw Mummy Project, PL

Wojciech EJSMOND, Marzena OZAREK-SZILKE, Stanisław SZILKE, Maciej JAWORSKI,
Warsaw Mummy Project – current state of the research and perspectives
Mummy Research Centre/Warsaw Mummy Project, PL

Krisztina SCHEFFER,
Mummy feet from the László family in the Semmelweis Museum / Nephthys Project
HNM Semmelweis Museum for Medical History, Budapest, HU

2. session, Investigation of mummies

Alexandra MUSSAUER,^1,2 Christina WURST^1,3,Alice PALADIN¹, Valentina COIA¹, Frank MAIXNER¹, Albert ZINK^1,2
Genetic study of Predynastic to early Islamic ancient Egyptian human remains
¹Eurac Research. Institute for Mummy Studies, Bolzano, IT • ²Faculty of Biology, Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich, Munich, DE • ³Palaeogenetics Group, Institute of Organismic and Molecular Evolution, Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz, Mainz, DE

Robert LOYNES,¹ Sabina MALGORA,¹ Jonathan ELIAS,¹ Chantal MILANI,¹ Albert ZINK,^1,2 Patrizia PERNTER,³ Elmar GOBBI,⁴ Tiziano ROSANO⁴
The Lady of Meran
¹Mummy Project, Italy • 2Institute for Mummy Studies, Eurac Research, IT • ³Bolzano Hospital, IT • ⁴Palais Mamming, Meran, IT

Alicia MARAVELIA,¹ Nikolaos BONTOZOGLOU,² Argyro GRIGORAKI,³ Panagiotis LAZARIS,² Costas COUVARIS² et alii
Beginning of the Athens Mummy Project. Part 2: Preliminary Results
¹Hellenic Institute of Egyptology, Athens • ²Athens Medical Centre Group • ³National Archaeological Museum, Athens, GR

Robert KUHN,¹ Barbara TEßMANN² et alii,
Gebelein at the Staatliche Museen Preußischer Kulturbesitz Berlin. A review of the human remains and archaeological objects
¹Ägyptisches Museum und Papyrussammlung, Staatliche Museen zu Berlin • ²Museum für Vor- und Frühgeschichte, Staatliche Museen zu Berlin, GE

3. session, Exhibitions

Campbell PRICE,
Golden mummies exhibition, Manchester
Manchester Museum, UK

Yekaterina BARBASH,
Funeral Gallery in the Brooklyn Museum, New York
Egyptian, Classical and Ancient Near Eastern Art Brooklyn Museum, USA

Michele Lorraine KOONS,
Old Friends, New Tales: The Mummies and Coffins of the Denver Museum of Nature & Science
Denver Museum of Nature & Science, Colorado, USA

Dr. Mahrous ELSANADIDY,
A new vision for exhibiting the royal mummies at the National Museum of Egyptian Civilization
National Museum of Egyptian Civilization, Cairo, EG

31st January 2024. Wednesday
 

Keynote Lecture:

Albert ZINK
The multidisciplinary study of ancient Egyptian mummies
Institute for Mummy Studies, Eurac Research, Bolzano, IT

4. session, Human remains at excavations

Afaf WAHBA,
A case of either Brucellosis or Tuberculosis in a New Kingdom double burial, Saqqara, Egypt
Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities, EG

Samar Ahmed Abu-Dahab Haredy MOHAMED,
The Discoveries at Tanis street cemetery site “Burial practices at the eastern cemetery of Alexandria”
Scientific Training Center of Western Delta and Alexandria, EG

Claudia CARVALHO¹, Sabina MALGORA,² Paula VEIGA^,3
Survey of the human remains in the funerary Complex of Harwa and Akhamunru (TT37 and TT404) in Luxor – updated information
¹Museu Nacional (MN), Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro (UFRJ) • ²Mummy Project Milan, IT • ³Institut für Ägyptologie, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München, DE

5. session, Human remains at excavations

Zoltán FÁBIÁN,¹ Orsolya LÁSZLÓ,²
Human remains from the Hungarian excavation at Khokha
¹Károly Gáspár Reformed University • ²Hungarian National Museum, Budapest, HU

Yolanda de la TORRE ROBLES,¹ Inmaculada Alemán AGUILERA,² Ángel Rubio SALVADOR²
New data concerning the individuals from the Tombs of the Nobles in West Aswan: anthropological and historical issues
¹University of Jaén, ES • ²University of Granada, ES

Marzena OZAREK-SZILKE,
Anthropological Studies of Mummies and Skeletal Remains from Naqlun Cemeteries in the Fayum Oasis
Mummy Research Centre/Warsaw Mummy Project, PL

6. session, Conservation / Restauration

Rasha SHAHEEN¹, Youssef ELREWWNY², Hany YOUSSEF³
Sustainability: Innovative Conservation Strategies for Damaged Human Remains Due to Bad Displaying in the Egyptian Textile Museum
¹Egyptian Museum, Cairo • ²Ain Shams University, Cairo • ³Cairo University, Cairo, EG

Jenefer METCALFE,
A Reflective Review of the Manchester Mummy Tissue Bank, University of Manchester
School of Biological Sciences, The University of Manchester, UK

Magdalena ŁAPTAS,¹ Marzena OZAREK-SZILKE,² AbdelRahman MEDHAT^,3 Tomasz POBOZY,⁴ Wafaa HABIB,⁵ Mohammed Abd El RAHMAN⁶
Reality or idealization? A comparison between the mummy portrait of a woman in the Egyptian Museum in Cairo and her real remains
¹History of Art Institute, Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński University in Warsaw, PL • ²Mummy Research Centre/Warsaw Mummy Project, PL • ³Department of Conservation, Egyptian Museum in Cairo, EG • ⁴Department of Orthopedic Surgery, Ciechanów Hospital, Ciechanów, PL • ⁵Egyptian Museum in Cairo, Department of Greeco-Roman Antiquities, EG • ⁶Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities, EG

Chantal MILANI,
From Forensics to Museums: Facial Reconstruction in the Historical-Archaeological Context
Mummy Research Center/Warsaw Mummy Project, PL

1st February 2024. Thursday

Keynote Lecture:

Salima Ikram

7. session, Mummification

Jiří JANÁK, Květa SMOLÁRIKOVÁ, Renata LANDGRÁFOVÁ, Ladislav BARES,
Embalming deposits of the Late Period: their content, meaning and significance
Czech Institute of Egyptology, Charles University, CZ

Marie VANDENBEUSCH,
Exploring mummification practices in the 25th Dynasty Theban necropolis
Department of Egypt and Sudan at the British Museum, UK

Laura GEEST,
A smile to die for: An analysis of oro-facial trauma caused by the Opening of the Mouth procedure
Classics and Ancient Civilisations, Egyptology, Leiden, NL

 Poster – Valerie BOUDET,
An investigation of the treatment of the human feet during human anthropogenic mummification in ancient Thebes
Biomedical Egyptology at the University of Manchester, UK

8. session, Conservation / Restauration

Francesca RUSSO,
Cartonnage papyri, a complex phenomenon
University of Kent, Canterbury, UK

Abdelmoniem M. ABDELMONIEM,
Unveiling the Hidden Secrets: Multi Analytical Techniques of Anthropoid Wooden Coffin from Late Period, Egypt
Department, Faculty of Archaeology, Fayoum University, Fayoum, EG

Abdelmoniem M. ABDELMONIEM,
Digital Epigraphy of an Anthropoid Wooden Coffin from the Late Period in Egypt
Department, Faculty of Archaeology, Fayoum University, Fayoum, EG

Lidija McKNIGHT,
3D Printing in Mummy Studies: visualisation, identification and engagement
University of Mancheste, UK

9. session, Life and animal mummies

Hassaan Mohamed ALI AHMED,
Third Intermediate Period Building Materials in the Theban Cemetery
Mansoura University, EG

Essam ELSAEED,
The afterlife belief was the cornerstone of the Ancient Egyptian civilization
Faculty of Arts  and Social Siences, Sultan Qaboos University, Sultanate Oman (OM)

József KOVÁCS, Zsigmond HAJDÚ  et alii,
Fish mummy in the Déri Múzeum
Déri Múzeum, Debrecen, HU

Ottó SOSZTARITS et alii,
Crocodile mummy in the Iseum and crocodile cult
Savaria Museum – Iseum Saveriense, Szombathely, HU

2nd February 2024. Friday
 trip to Vác, Tragor Ignác Múzeum

Presentation of the Story of the Vac Mummies
guided tour in the Museum exhibition

Várjuk személyesen és online is az érdeklődőket!

További információ és az előadások absztrakjai:

https://mummyconference.nhmus.hu/fooldal

http://ibisz.iif.hu/ozirisz/2023/07/11/a-mumiak-es-az-egyiptomiak-2024/