The 4th Volume of the Institute’s Egyptological Journal (JHIE = Journal of the Hellenic Institute of Egyptology) has been successfully and internationally published by the Institute, the Archaeological Society of Alexandria and the University of cAin Shams, by SERAPIS Editions, featuring 2 review papers, 12 original papers and 6 book reviews. The Volume is dedicated to the Athens Mummy Project.

Online Presentation (via ΖΟΟΜ) of the new book by Dr Alicia Maravelia on the Tale of the Shipwrecked Sailor, very successfully co–organized by SERAPIS Editions, the Institute, the Association of Greek Women Scientists and ‘Promachos Athena’ (Women’s Association, Branch of DOP, AHEPA).

The Hellenic Institute of Egyptology continues its educational offer in the academic world with great success! Once more, in collaboration with the Archaeological Society of Alexandria, the Fourth Online Egyptological Seminar for beginners has started. Meanwhile, new advanced courses for experienced students are starting online (via Zoom).

A new book authored by Dr Alicia Maravelia, under the title Η Ιστορία του Ναυαγού: Μετάφραση εκ του Πρωτοτύπου του Αρχαιοτέρου και Ωραιοτέρου Αιγυπτιακού Διηγήματος, has appeared by SERAPIS Editions. its content is taught as a special Course in the Egyptological Seminar of the Institute. The book is available from the Publisher and from big Bookstores (Ianos, Politeia,

Dr Alicia Maravelia participated in the International Conference Plants for Health: From Ancient Egypt to Present Day, that took place both in situ (Budapest) and online, organized by HEFS AEC (Dr Hedvig Győry, with whom a MoU was signed), with her co–author Mr Markos Filianos, giving a Lec­ture presented online (via ZOOM), on the Medicinal and Pharma­ceutical Properties of

The Institute’s President presented an invited lecture for the Association of Spartan Studies, during the 1–Day Conference Sparta meets Alexandria: Libraries as Lighthouses of Culture, co–orga­nized by the Association and the Municipality of Sparta, under the Auspices of the Bibliotheca Alexandrina, that was presented online (via ZOOM), on the Egyptian Collections in Hellenic Museums, as a

Dr Alicia Maravelia participated in the 2nd International Conference on Global Issues of Envi­ronment and Culture, that took place online, organized by Henan Univer­sity (China) and other co–organizers (17th-19th September 2021), presenting a Lec­ture on Stars, the Firmanent and Skyscapes of Light.

The Hellenic Institute of Egyptology continues its educational offer in the academic world with great success! In collaboration with the Archaeological Society of Alexandria, the Third Online Egyptological Seminar for beginners has started. Meanwhile, all the advanced courses for experienced students are continuing successfully online (via Zoom).

Amid the pandemic, the Institute, after more than one year, continues its long tradition of open lectures to the public, with the first internet lecture (via Zoom), which took place very successfully with a lot of participants, in close collaboration with the Hellenic Expatriate Association ‘Promachos Athena’ (DOP), and with the kind support of Archeion Politismou.