How did the #Mediterranean connect knowledge in medieval times? Valentina Pugliano (Ca’ Foscari Univ. Venice) explores healing and learning networks in the #Mamluk & #OttomanLevant (1400–1700) in our next online #seminar session
📍 26.05 | 17h–18h | Zoom.
Kairo, la Citadelle Zürich : Photoglob Company, ca. 1890-1910 Forts & fortifications,Egypt Cairo
#Kairo #PhotoglobCompany #Egypt #Cairo #MuhammadAliMosque #Ottoman #Egyptian #Mamluk #French #Zurich #photography #historicalPhotos
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1260 - The Mongol expansion had reached the Middle East, and their power enabled them to crush the established states up to the Holy Land. The Holy Land was being claimed by an Egyptian Dynasty with Turkic origins, and as such, would also have mastery of horsemanship and archery. Would the Mongols meet their match?
#ainjalut #galilee #jezreelvalley #mongol #mamluk #mongolempire #qutuz #kitbuqa
1260 - The Mongol expansion had reached the Middle East, and their power enabled them to crush the established states up to the Holy Land. The Holy Land was being claimed by an Egyptian Dynasty with Turkic origins, and as such, would also have mastery of horsemanship and archery. Would the Mongols meet their match?
Next weekend, we have Dr. Omniya Abdel Bar joining us in Witham to give a talk titled "Ancient Fragments Finding New Life: The reuse of building material in Cairo's medieval monuments"
Omniya Abdel Barr is an architect with experience in urban conservation, monument restoration and cultural heritage documentation and digitisation. Her work is focused on Mamluk art and architecture in Egypt.
DHI Paris
Liam O'Mara IV, PhD
PugJesus
Golavita Travel Egypt
Photochromprints
History of the World podcast
Essex Egyptology Group