Module description 

The module will focus on classical Middle Egyptian which remained in use from ca. 2000 BCE through to the Roman period. The module introduces students to the hieroglyphic script and familiarizes them with a basic working vocabulary of Ancient Egyptian language. It focuses on classical Middle Egyptian which remained in use from ca. 2000 BCE through to the Roman period. The course provides training in the fundamentals of Middle Egyptian grammar, the mechanics of Egyptological transliteration, and the translation of monumental inscriptions and simple texts. The archaeological context of inscriptions will be discussed as one part of the frame for interpreting and understanding ancient communication.

Module Aims 

On successful completion of this module a student should:

• have a solid command of hieroglyphs

• be familiar with the fundamentals of Middle Egyptian grammar

• be able to read standard monumental formulae

• recognise a basic working vocabulary in Middle Egyptian

• be able to transliterate and translate short prepared passages in Middle Egyptian

Learning Outcomes 

On successful completion of the module students should be able to demonstrate:

• knowledge of basics of Middle Egyptian grammar and hieroglyphic script

• ability to apply taught methods (grammar) to empirical data (ancient writings)

• understanding + critical awareness of the context and scope of written evidence

• written and oral skills in analysis and presentation of language-related matters

• critical understanding of methods for analysing ancient writings

Further information is available here https://www.ucl.ac.uk/archaeology/study/undergraduate/courses/introduction-ancient-egyptian-language

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