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Rosalind Janssen
Rosalind Janssen’s career was spent at UCL: firstly as a curator of the Petrie Museum, and then as a Lecturer in Egyptology at the Institute of Archaeology. She currently teaches Egyptology at the OUDCE and the City Lit in London.
Courses
From flax to fashion: the importance of textiles and dress for understanding social and cultural life in Ancient Egypt.
Become acquainted with the most common grave goods placed in Ancient Egyptian tombs, together with one of the lesser known artefact categories. Visit the Ashmolean Museum to discover the challenges faced by today's curators and conservators.
Celebrate the landmark discovery of Tutankhamun’s tomb in 1922, and appreciate why its legacy endures today. Consider the major contribution of Oxford and its scholars in enhancing our knowledge of the boy king and his treasures.