Episode 41
“… I’ve had all kinds of people working on this project and your (Faculty Aide) program has been terrific too, mostly on the archival side.
Not only is there great archaeological data, but there’s wonderful people involved here too. Learning more about this has been a fascinating side trip for me and for many of the students that have come and helped with the project…”
Peter Der Manuelian, Barbara Bell Professor of Egyptology at Harvard University and director of the Harvard Museum of the Ancient Near East (HMANE), is a renowned figure in Egyptology. His research delves into ancient Egyptian history, archaeology, and mortuary architecture, with a particular focus on the Giza Necropolis. He leads the Giza Project at Harvard, shedding light on this iconic site.
In our conversation, he shared insights into his work with the Giza Project, and his efforts in documenting the legacy of Harvard archaeologist George Reisner. Additionally, he emphasized the invaluable contributions of HES Faculty Aide students to his research endeavors. Join us for a fascinating glimpse into the world of Egyptology with a distinguished scholar.