AERAGRAM is the official newsletter of Ancient Egypt Research Associates.
Spring 2011
The OK Corral
The Luxor Study Field School
Bringing an Ancient House Back to Life
The Buried Basin and the Town Beyond
Spring 2010
Called Back to Luxor: AERA-ARCE Field School
Ascending Giza on a Monumental Ramp
Analysis and Publication Field School
A New Field Season: A New Home
Winter 2011
Digging Again
Training Egypt’s Archaeological Scientists
Double-Decker Dorms
On The Cusp Of A New Dynasty
Spring 2009
10, 20, 30 Years: Mark Lehner Reflects on a Career in Archaeology
In Memoriam: Mahmoud Kirsh
Daily Life of the Pyramid Builders
AERA’s New Home
Fall 2009
The 2009 Field School
Teaching Ceramics
A Priest’s Home in Khentkawes Town
Dog Burials Discovered at Giza
Fall 2008
Deciphering Ancient Code
Small Finds, Big Results
Egypt’s Oldest Olive
Two Royal Towns
Giza: Overviews
Spring 2008
Impressions of the Past
Lost City Site, Flooded
AERA Membership Program
Digging Old Luxor
Rescue Dig, SAFS
Fall 2007
Enigma of the Pedestals
Ideas to Reality
A High-Class Dump
Class of 2006
Mapping Khentkawes
Fall 2006
Class of 2005
GIS: Digitizing Archaeology
Conservation Pilot Program
Rescue Archaeology
Fall 2004
Western Town
Eastern Town house
Microscope photography
Spring 2004
Remote sensing
Glen Dash
Egyptian labor organization
Fall 2003
Pyramid city
Peter Norton
Mapping Aswan quarries
Fall 2002
Millennium Project
Gallery revealed
Pharaoh’s storeroom
Spring 2002
Unfinished Giza
David Koch
Fabric of a pyramid
Fall 2001
Footprint of the state
Desert in flood
Wall of the Crow
Spring 2001
Giza galleries
Matthew McCauley
Khafre’s galleries
Fall 2000
Unveiling a royal plan
Jon Jerde
Magnetic anomaly surveying
2000
Drawing Giza
The Millennium Clock
Millennium Project
1999
Capturing Area A
Bruce Ludwig
The older phase
Summer 1998
A workman’s house
Sphinx restoration
Sand, wind, and heat
Late period burials
Copper workshop
Winter 1998
Microarchaeology
Sealings from Giza
Pots to pyramids
Spring 1997
Director’s diary
GPMP database
1997 field season
Fall 1996
Introducing AERAGRAM
Pyramid-age bakery reconstructed
Radiocarbon dating
