Ancient Egyptian medicine

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4. Event / activity title:

Ancient Egyptian medicine

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11. Event start and end date and time:

Thursday, 21 February, 2013 - 20:15 to 21:45

13. Name of your organisation/school:

Hampstead Scientific Society,acting as North London Branch

12. Other timing notes:

Parking is restricted in the area.

14. Your organisation/event website:

http://www.hampsteadscience.ac.uk/

15. Venue:

The Crypt Room

Would you like you event to appear on our events map?:

Yes

20. Event booking type:

Free

21. Event admission costs?:

No charge but donation of £2 would be welcomed towards running costs

22. Event sponsors:

British Science Association

23. First name:

Julie

24. Surname:

Atkinson

25. Telephone:

07968 078827

26. Email:

info@hampsteadscience.ac.uk [1]

19. How many people are you expecting to attend?:

9. Type of event / activity (tick all that apply):

Lecture/Talk/Presentation

10. Keywords:

Archaeology

Medicine/ Healthcare

18. Who is the intended audience?:

Adults

Sixth form students

University students

6. Event/activity description (max 300 words):

How do we know how health and illness was experienced and understood by Egypt’s populations during her 3000 year civilization? Skeletal and mummified remains provide one source of knowledge but historians also examine Egypt’s literary sources, painting, sculpture, architecture and town planning, clothing, nutrition, agriculture, animal husbandry, commerce and travel. The ‘big picture’ may be more surprising than you imagine.

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