Egyptology Definition
Egyp·tol·ogy (ē′jip täl′ə jē)
noun
the science or study of ancient Egyptian architecture, inscriptions, language, customs, etc.
Egyptology Related Forms
E′gyp·tol′o·gist noun
Egyptology Usage Examples
Converse of object
- study: When retirement does arrive Peter is hopeful of studying Egyptology.
- include: This is a department which teaches over a wide range, including Egyptology.
Adjective modifier
mainstream: The basis of your on-list interpretations of the texts should be consistent with mainstream Egyptology.
Modifies a noun
- collection: An analysis was also carried out of the Egyptology collection itself.
- resource: Institutional, museum, and society home pages for Egyptology resources, Newton Institute, University of Cambridge, UK.
- gallery: The fascinating Egyptology Gallery with its exhibits of real mummies and other ancient relics is next door to the Assyrian Reliefs.
- exhibition: The Egyptology exhibition records the explorations of the 5th Earl of Carnarvon who, with Egyptologist Howard Carter, uncovered the tomb of Tutankhamun.
- section: The museum section is very traditional but with a good Egyptology section.
- book: And the utter delight with which Maddy has sat looking at the Egyptology book that Alison bought her.
Noun used with modifier
reading: Modern China: readings Egyptology E. 1. Middle Egyptian specified texts.
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