

049 Egyptologists' notebooks
Jan 27, 2021
Dr. Chris Naunton, an Egyptologist and author of 'Egyptologists' Notebooks,' shares valuable insights into the evolution of Egyptology. He reveals hidden stories in Egyptologists' notebooks, emphasizing their significance in understanding the discipline's history. The conversation explores early pioneers, the impact of Napoleon's expedition, and the troubling legacy of colonialism in archaeological practices. Naunton examines the dualities of discoveries and exploitation, urging listeners to reflect on the complexities of studying ancient Egypt and its cultural narratives.
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Intro
00:00 • 5min
Pioneers of Egyptology and Napoleon's Expedition
05:20 • 21min
Historical Perspectives on Slavery and Cultural Assimilation in Egypt
26:01 • 2min
Exploring the Dual Legacy of Egyptology
27:58 • 2min
The Global Landscape of Egyptology and Colonial Reflections
30:20 • 2min