by Elaine A. Evans, Curator, Adjunct Assistant Professor, McClung Museum Introduction An ancient Egyptian, earthenware jar has been given to […]

by Elaine A. Evans, Curator/Adjunct Assistant Professor, McClung Museum Today, I invite you to travel with the eminent American Egyptologist James […]

by Elaine A. Evans, Curator, Adjunct Assistant Professor, McClung Museum Samples of ancient papyrus are rather rare due to the […]

by Elaine A. Evans, Curator, Adjunct Assistant Professor, McClung Museum Introduction The McClung Museum has been given an ancient Egyptian, […]

by Gary D. Crites, McClung Museum Introduction During the past three decades, evidence pertaining to the interrelations between people and […]

by Elaine A. Evans, Curator/Adjunct Assistant Professor, McClung Museum Introduction The McClung Museum’s recently acquired ancient Egyptian wood coffin face […]

by Elaine A. Evans, Curator/Adjunct Assistant Professor, McClung Museum, University of Tennessee Introduction A recently acquired mask from a cat […]

by Lynne P. Sullivan, McClung Museum, University of Tennessee The Southeastern Ceremonial Complex (SECC) is a term used by archaeologists […]

Exhibition catalogue for Scholars, Scoundrels, and the Sphinx (January 28, 2000–July 30, 2000), which explores the Nile River Valley between 1850 and […]

by Lynne P. Sullivan, McClung Museum, University of Tennessee Archaeologists use both absolute and relative dating methods to find out […]