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John Coleman Darnell

Professor of Egyptology

Yale University

Affiliations

African Studies

Archaeological Studies

Modern Middle East Studies

Near Eastern Languages & Civilizations

John Coleman Darnell is currently serving as an African Studies Professor of Egyptology at Yale University.

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Yale University

Professor of Egyptology

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archaeology history art history religious studies civilizations middle eastern studies archaeological practice historical geography ancient mesoamerica historical archaeology pleistocene desertification arid environments theban western desert archival research cultural history ritual social history cultural studies geology archaeological science field archaeology canadian studies african studies stratigraphy quaternary science contemporary islam paleolithic archaeology prehistory ethnohistory archaeological evidence orientalism historical evidence indigenous peoples african diaspora central mediterranean drylands landscape archaeology qurta petroglyphs north africa osl dating first evidence deir el-ballas iconographic syntax royal ritual power rock drawings nag el-hamdulab earliest representations royal power egyptian rock art digital epigraphic method plastic sheets early hieroglyphic inscription anthropology egyptian archaeology sculpture archaeological record

Notable Scholarly Works

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Egypt and the Desert. (2021)

John Coleman Darnell

desertificationcivilizationsarchaeologylandscape archaeologyculturehuman geographycontemporary islamgeographyhistorical geographydrylandscentral mediterraneanancient mesoamericaarid environmentsmiddle eastern studies

Origins of Writing in Northeastern Africa. Oxford Research Encyclopedia of African History (2020)

John Coleman Darnell

historyafrican studiesnortheastern africaafrican american studiesafrican diaspora

Rock Art, Rock Inscriptions, and Graffiti. (2020)

John Coleman Darnell

rock inscriptionsrock art

The Late Middle Kingdom and Second Intermediate Period in the ‘Southern Oasis’ and the Theban Western Desert. Oxbow Books (2020)

John Coleman DarnellColleen Manassa Darnell

second intermediate periodarchaeologylate middle kingdomtheban western deserthistory

Alchemical Landscapes of Temple and Desert. Yale Egyptology eBooks (2019)

John Coleman Darnell

archaeologyalchemical landscapeschemistry

From Plastic Sheets to Tablet Pcs: A Digital Epigraphic Method for Recording Egyptian Rock Art and Inscriptions. African Archaeological Review (2018)

Alberto UrciaJohn C. DarnellColleen M. DarnellSara E. Zaia

archival researcharchaeologyplastic sheetsart historyarchaeological practicedigital epigraphic methodegyptian rock art

Once More the Nag El-Hamdulab Early Hieroglyphic Annotation. Archéo-Nil Revue de la société pour l étude des cultures prépharaoniques de la vallée du Nil (2017)

John Coleman DarnellStan HendrickxMaria Carmela Gatto

The Early Hieroglyphic Inscription at El-Khawy. Archéo-Nil Revue de la société pour l étude des cultures prépharaoniques de la vallée du Nil (2017)

John Coleman Darnell

archaeologyearly hieroglyphic inscriptionarchaeological evidenceanthropology

The Rituals of Love in Ancient Egypt: Festival Songs of the Eighteenth Dynasty and the Ramesside Love Poetry. Die Welt des Orients (2016)

John C. Darnell

festival songsancient egypteighteenth dynastyramesside love poetryculturecultural historyhumanitiesritualhistory

Pharaonic Inscriptions From the Southern Eastern Desert of Egypt. by Russell D. Rothe, William K. Miller, and George (Rip) Rapp. Winona Lake: Eisenbrauns, 2008. Pp. X + 504 + 452 Figs. $89.50 (Cloth).. Journal of Near Eastern Studies (2013)

Marina W. BrownJohn C. Darnell

archaeologyreligious studiessouthern eastern desertpharaonic inscriptions

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John Coleman Darnell

Professor of Egyptology

Yale University

Affiliations

African Studies

Archaeological Studies

Modern Middle East Studies

Near Eastern Languages & Civilizations

John Coleman Darnell is currently serving as an African Studies Professor of Egyptology at Yale University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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John Coleman Darnell

Yale University

Professor of Egyptology

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Egypt and the Desert. (2021)

John Coleman Darnell

Origins of Writing in Northeastern Africa. Oxford Research Encyclopedia of African History (2020)

John Coleman Darnell

historyafrican studiesnortheastern africaafrican american studiesafrican diaspora

Rock Art, Rock Inscriptions, and Graffiti. (2020)

John Coleman Darnell

rock inscriptionsrock art

The Late Middle Kingdom and Second Intermediate Period in the ‘Southern Oasis’ and the Theban Western Desert. Oxbow Books (2020)

John Coleman DarnellColleen Manassa Darnell

second intermediate periodarchaeologylate middle kingdomtheban western deserthistory

Alchemical Landscapes of Temple and Desert. Yale Egyptology eBooks (2019)

John Coleman Darnell

archaeologyalchemical landscapeschemistry

From Plastic Sheets to Tablet Pcs: A Digital Epigraphic Method for Recording Egyptian Rock Art and Inscriptions. African Archaeological Review (2018)

Alberto UrciaJohn C. DarnellColleen M. DarnellSara E. Zaia

archival researcharchaeologyplastic sheetsart historyarchaeological practicedigital epigraphic methodegyptian rock art

Once More the Nag El-Hamdulab Early Hieroglyphic Annotation. Archéo-Nil Revue de la société pour l étude des cultures prépharaoniques de la vallée du Nil (2017)

John Coleman DarnellStan HendrickxMaria Carmela Gatto

The Early Hieroglyphic Inscription at El-Khawy. Archéo-Nil Revue de la société pour l étude des cultures prépharaoniques de la vallée du Nil (2017)

John Coleman Darnell

archaeologyearly hieroglyphic inscriptionarchaeological evidenceanthropology

The Rituals of Love in Ancient Egypt: Festival Songs of the Eighteenth Dynasty and the Ramesside Love Poetry. Die Welt des Orients (2016)

John C. Darnell

festival songsancient egypteighteenth dynastyramesside love poetryculturecultural historyhumanitiesritualhistory

Marina W. BrownJohn C. Darnell

archaeologyreligious studiessouthern eastern desertpharaonic inscriptions

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