The Petrie and Pendlebury: Two Archaeologists at Amarna course explores the significant contributions of two influential archaeologists who played key roles in the study and excavation of the ancient Egyptian city of Amarna. This course provides learners with insight into the lives, methods, and discoveries of Sir William Matthew Flinders Petrie and John Devitt Stringfellow Pendlebury, and their impact on the understanding of Amarna’s history and archaeology.

Through engaging learning, participants will explore key topics including archaeological excavation methods, discoveries at Amarna, interpretations of ancient Egyptian society, the development of archaeological practice, and the challenges faced by early archaeologists. The course examines how Petrie and Pendlebury’s work helped reveal important evidence about the reign of Akhenaten, the Amarna period, and the people who lived in this remarkable ancient city.

Ideal for archaeology students, history enthusiasts, and anyone interested in ancient Egypt, the Petrie and Pendlebury: Two Archaeologists at Amarna course offers a fascinating exploration of archaeological discovery and historical interpretation. By completing the course, learners will gain a deeper appreciation of Amarna’s heritage and the lasting influence of these two pioneering figures in Egyptology.