Week Two Courses

The SACE Summer School prides itself on excellent teaching. You will only be taught by real experts in their field:the University of Liverpool SACE staff.

Discovering the Ancient World

This course is a thematic introduction to a wide range of topics related to the ancient world, given by members of staff from SACE on areas in which their research interests lie. It gives an overview to some of the many areas of study of the ancient world and its reception,introducing aspects of material culture,written sources and different methdological approaches. Many of these sessions will exploit the rich resources held in Liverpool’s museums and the University.

*Please note that the programme as posted below may be subject to change*

Monday 1stTuesday 2ndWednesday 3rdThursday 4thFriday 5th
The Classical World and its neighboursClassical ReceptionsArt and ArtefactsText &WritingSocial History
0930-1000Registration/Informal Time with Staff &Students
1000-1100

Dr Joe Skinner

Greeks &Romans on foreigners

Dr Joanna Paul

Film &the Classics

Dr Duncan Garrow

Iron Age Celtic Art

Dr Fiona Hobden

Curse Tablets&Magic

Dr Claire Holleran

Shopping in Ancient Rome

1100-1130Morning break
1130-1230

Dr Matthew Fitzjohn

Sicily

Dr Amy Coker 

A Visit to Sydney Jones Special Collections

Dr Matthew Ponting

Coins

Ms Beverley Scott

TBC

Prof Bruce Gibson

TBC

1230-1400Lunch
1400-1500

Dr Zosia Archibald

Northern peoples

Dr Graham Oliver

Neo-Classical Walking tour of Liverpool

Visit to Liverpool World Museum

Guided by Dr Gina Muskett

Dr Amy Coker 

Papyri

Handling Session in the Garstang Museum
1500-1530Afternoon breakAfternoon break
1530-1630Prof Tom HarrisonPersia

Dr Graham Oliver

Inscriptions

Staff profiles can be found by following the links from the University website here.

Beginner and Intermediate Hieroglyphs

The Hieroglyph courses will be led by Dr Mark Collier (Senior Lecturer in Egyptology,author of the best selling How to Read Egyptian Hieroglyphs,and Head of SACE),Dr Roland Enmarch (Lecturer in Egyptology and Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of Egyptian Archaeology) and Dr Glenn Godenho (University Teacher in Egyptology) will also be teaching. All three members of staff teach hieroglyphs at all levels in the University. We will also be assissted by Hayley Meloy,one of our PhD students who also provides teaching support to our undergraduate language teaching.

The course will teach students how to read a fascinating and rewarding group of ancient Egyptian monuments – funerary inscriptions,coffins and tomb scenes. We aim to introduce you to the hieroglyphic script and the ancient Egyptian language at Beginner level,and teach you to read from a fascinating selection of ancient Egyptian funerary texts. The beginner course is suitable for anyone with no prior knowledge of hieroglyphs,but will also be useful as a refresher course for those who have studied the basics and who plan to take the intermediate course too. You can take Beginner &Intermediate Hieroglyphs together from Monday to Friday,Beginner Hieroglyphs runs Monday to Wednesday only,and Intermediate Hieroglyphs runs Wednesday to Friday only.

*Please note that the programme as posted below may be subject to change*

Teaching Staff:

MC = Mark Collier

RE = Roland Enmarch

GG = Glenn Godenho

HM = Hayley Meloy

(The abbreviation ‘HtREH’refers to the course handbook,How to Read Egyptian Hieroglyphs)

Mon. 1stTues. 2ndWed. 3rdThurs. 4thFri. 5th
Beginner Hieroglyphs IBeginner Hieroglyphs IIBeginner Hieroglyphs III/Intermediate Hieroglyphs IIntermediate Hieroglyphs IIIntermediate Hieroglyphs III
0930-1000Registration 0930-1000 Registration
1000-1045Session 1  

(MC)

1-cons signs

(HtREH ch. 1)

1000-1100Session 1 

(MC,GG,RE,HM)

Practice Session

Session 1 

(RE)

Nouns and Verbs                 (HtREH ch. 4)

Session 1 

(GG)

Past Tense I

(HtREH ch. 5)

Session 1 

Complex Clauses

(HtREH ch. 7)

1045-1115Break
1100-1130Morning break
1115-1200Session 2 

(MC,GG,RE,HM)

Practice session

1130-1230Session 2 

(GG)

Offering Formula (HtREH ch. 3)

Session 2 

(MC, GG,RE,HM)

Practice Session

Session 2 

(MC, GG,RE,HM)

Practice Session

Session 2 

Practice Session

(MC, GG,RE,HM)

1200-1330Lunch
1230-1400Lunch
1330-1415Session 3 

(MC)

2- and 3-cons (HtREH ch. 2)

1400-1500Session 3 

(GG)

Funerary Deities and Festivals            (HtREH ch. 3)

Session 3 

(MC,GG,RE,HM)

Garstang Museum

Session 3 

(MC)

Past Tense II

(HtREH ch. 6)

Session 3 

(MC &GG)

Future Tense

(HtREH ch.8)

1415-1445Break
1445-1530Session 4 

(MC,GG,RE,HM)

Practice session

1500-1530Afternoon break
1530-1545Break 1530-1630Session 4 

(MC, GG,RE,HM)

Practice session

Session 4 

(MC,GG,RE,HM)

Garstang Museum

Session 4 

(MC, GG,RE,HM)

Practice Session

Session 4 

(MC, GG,HM)

Practice Session

1545-1630Session 5 

(MC)

Royal Names Introduction