Dr Alicia Maravelia participated in person in the great quadrennial Congress of the International Association of Egyptologists The Future of Ancient Egypt (ICE XIII), which took place in Leiden (Holland), where she presented with great success her paper “Stars, the Firmament or Skyscapes of Light? Study of the Terms x3 b3.s and x3 3x.s in the Pyramid Texts and Coffin

A new book authored by Dr Alicia Maravelia, The Shipwrecked Sailor’s Tale: The most Ancient Egyptian Adventure, appeared by FERENIKI Publications. It is an adaptation of the Story of the Shipwrecked Sailor for children … of any age, with attractive drawings by Mrs Iris Hoogewej, Archaeologist. The book is handled by the Publisher and can be found in big bookstores

The second part of the Athens Mummy Project, i.e.: the CT-Scanning of the remaining four mummies from Panopolis, took place with great success, in absolute coordination and with adequate media coverage. These mummies and their sarcophagi are kept at the premises of the Egyptian Collection of the National Archaeological Museum of Athens. The whole project took place

The Hellenic Institute of Egyptology continues its Educational Programmes with a particularly great success! In collaboration with cAin Shams University (Cairo), the Seventh Online Egyptological Seminar is forthcoming (during the month of June 2023), with a freshly updated Syllabus. Meanwhile advanced Cycles of E-Learning are launched (via ZOOM).

Two new invited and very successful lectures of Dr Alicia Maravelia in Budapest (Hungary), co-organized by HEFS-AEC, the Academy Vámbéry Ármin Keleti Szabadegyetem and Eötvös Loránd University, with the following interesting topics: 1. Astronomy in Ancient Egypt: A Fascinating Journey through Time and Space; and also 2. Mummification in Ancient Egypt and the Athens Mummy Project.

Two radio-broadcasted interviews of the Institute’s President Dr Alicia Maravelia to the Journalists Mr Fanis Grigoriadis and Mrs Anastasia Telianidou, in the context of their Βroadcast 7 o’clock and let’s see of A.M.N.A. on mummification and the Athens Mummy Project, as well as on the Institute’s Seminar and Reseacrh/Educational Projects, based on her recent lecture at the Archaeological

Invited Lecture of Dr Alicia Maravelia, co-organized by the Archaeological Museum of Thessaloniki and the Society of the Museum’s Friends, with the following topic: The Athens Mummy Project: The Conservation of Memory and Form through the Centuries – How Modern Egyptology and CT-Scanning shed Light on the Ancient Funerary Customs.

The Institute is mourning the unfair and untimely death of its Founding Member, Mrs Alexandra Diez de Oliveira, MA: in loving memory!

Radio-broadcasted interview of the Institute’s President Dr Alicia Maravelia to the Journalist Mr Dimitris Trikas, in the context of his Βroadcast BookFly, concerning her book The Tale of the Shipwrecked Sailor (ERT – 3rd Programme).

La Société Culturelle AINOS et le Centre Franco-Hellénique de la Bibliothèque MARIE BLANCHE, en collaboration avec l’Institut Héllenique d’Éyptologie, afin de commémorer le bicentenaire du déchiffrement des hiéroglyphes par Jean-François Champollion, ont organisé avec grand succès [avec plus de 100 participant(e)s] la conférence online du Dr Alicia Maravelia sous le titre: La Langue Égyptienne et le Déchiffrement de l’Écriture