Julien Cooper جوليان كوبر
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Egyptologist, Nubiologist, personwholikesdeserts 🇦🇺. Director, Atbai Survey Project @Atbai01. Australian Research Council Future Fellow, Macquarie University
Sydney
Joined May 2019
For Sydney folks, please join me on Monday the 18th @ 1pm at the Chau Chak Wing museum for a chat on the heritage crisis in Sudan: #Sudan #Archaeology.
sydney.edu.au
Monday 18 August, 1-2pm, Chau Chak Wing Museum. A discussion on the destruction to cultural heritage in the recent conflict in Sudan and on the efforts to save Sudan’s rich cultural legacy.
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RT @HistoryNSW: Come along on Monday 21st July to hear Dr Julien Cooper speak at the next History Now event on Cultural Heritage. Dr Julien….
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RT @KS_Archaeology: Bravo to Dr Mary Hartley @mq_dha @Macquarie_Uni on a fascinating story of ancient dogs and humans through the lens of a….
lighthouse.mq.edu.au
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Come hear us talk at the next History Now public talks, with the topic of "Cultural Heritage in Danger: Current Crises and Practical Solutions" (where I will talk about the Sudan museum). link below for registration #Sudan #archaeology.
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RT @Atbai01: #أيتباي. المكروليث (الأدوات الحجرية الكبيرة) منتشرة في جميع أنحاء الأيتباي. توجد عادةً في مناجم الذهب، ولكل نوع سطح مختلف يناس….
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RT @KS_Archaeology: Excellent piece by colleague Dr Julia Hamilton on girls in ancient Egypt - a touching look at a little-known social gro….
theconversation.com
Evidence of textile workshops demonstrates that girls’ labour was valued enough to be documented in administrative records alongside adult workers.
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On behalf of Macquarie academics in @mq_dha, thank you to the incredibly kind Sydney Zaghawa Association & community for a very special meeting - sharing stories of Sudanese heritage! The first of many more meetings and joint projects. @TanyaEvans14 #Sudan.
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From July 7-11 I will be teaching a short course on Meroitic language of Sudan and its historical and linguistic context. More details here: Please join me! #Sudan #archaeology #languages
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RT @Atbai01: Watch our (Maël Crépy, Marie Bourgeois & Julien Cooper) talk on nomads: "Nomads of the Eastern Sahara: from footnotes to full….
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RT @mq_dha: Did ancient Egyptians practice polygamy? A new study from Macquarie's Kim McCorquodale conclusively shows that high officials i….
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This paper examines potential instances of polygamy amongst the high officials during the Middle Kingdom Period, by examining evidence from their tombs. Iconographic and inscriptional material offers...
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RT @Atbai01: 1/3 #ايتباي. متى وأين وكيف كان ينتقل البدو؟ يتحرك البدو لأسباب عديدة ، ولكن الأكثر شيوعا هو الحفاظ على حياة وصحة قطعانهم و وال….
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RT @AusAmbEgy: On the 2nd anniversary of conflict, Sudan faces the world’s largest displacement crisis. Australia calls for a cessation of….
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A new Egyptian royal inscription discovered in Jordan! Alongside similar inscriptions in the Sinai & northern Saudi Arabia, its pretty clear that the kings of the ramesside period were interested in tapping Arabian trade routes. #Egyptology #Arabia .
heritagedaily.com
Jordan’s Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities has announced the discovery of an inscription bearing the seal of Ramses III in the Wadi Rum Reserve, Jordan.
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"How Football Has Carried Sudan Through Empire, Strikes, and War" - Aida Abbashar writes on the history of football in Sudan, and the current success in the World Cup qualifiers #Sudan.
I wrote this about the history of the beautiful game in Sudan. Amidst their incredible World Cup qualifiers run, Sudan's national team offers rare moments of unity for a country torn apart by conflict.
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RT @ArkoMinawi: مناشدة للمنظمات لإسراع في إسقاط المواد العذائية والدوائية والإيوائية للانقاذ المدنيين في مدينة الفاشر في اقرب وقت وفي خلال….
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RT @Atbai01: #ايتباي. انضمت مجموعة جديدة من الطلاب المتدربين من جامعة ماكواري و طلاب من الخارج الى حملة الاستشعار عن بعد للمشروع. يساعد ذلك….
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RT @peteredwell: An article I wrote for The Conversation about tariffs and Ancient Rome has just published. @Macquarie_Uni .@mq_dha . https….
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Unfortunately for the Romans, high tariffs often led to higher prices, black markets and other economic woes.
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Flash back to last time I was in the Sudan National Museum - the statue of the Kushite king Tantamani - just one of the many meaningful+beautiful objects. With the destruction of the collection, the stories connecting the past with present audiences are lost. #KeepEyesOnSudan
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