Harvard University lays claim to one of the longest-running archaeological digs in Egypt and the Sudan. For more than 40 years (1905–1947), the Harvard-MFA Expedition was headquartered at “Harvard Camp,” a modest complex just a short walk west of the famous Pyramids of Giza. Sculptural masterpieces, monumental temples, pyramids, fortresses, exquisite gold jewelry, and objects of daily life are all part of the expedition’s legacy.
See video of Peter Der Manuelian, Philip J King Professor of Egyptology, Faculty of Arts and Sciences. Click HERE
See video of Peter Der Manuelian, Philip J King Professor of Egyptology, Faculty of Arts and Sciences. Click HERE
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