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Late Cursive (Abnormal) Hieratic Papyrology I

Course
2018-2019

Admission requirements

Hieratic and Late Egyptian grammar. Knowledge of Demotic is not required, but handy.

Description

Reading of documentary published texts.

Course objectives

Improving the ability to independently read Late Cursive (Abnormal) Hieratic texts with a view to scientific publication. Learning to combine the extracted data with mainstream Egyptology and understanding the sources in the context of Late Period Egypt.

Timetable

Please consult the Classics and Ancient Civilizations website.

Mode of instruction

Seminar

Course Load

Total course load for the course is 10 EC (280 hours), consisting of:

  • Classes, 28 hours;

  • Preparation for the classes, 130 hours;

  • Paper, 122 hours.

Assessment method

Presence, preparation and participation (30%) and written exam (70%).

Weighing

The final grade for the course is established by determining the weighted average.

Resit

ShShould the overall mark be unsatisfactory, students can take a resit for the final written exam (70% of the final grade) after consultation with the lecturer. There is no resit for 'presence, preparation and participation in class'.

Exam review

Students will be invited to see the written exam as the results have been published.

Blackboard

Blackboard

Reading list

Please contact the lecturer.

Registration

Enrolment through uSis is mandatory.
General information about registration in uSis is available in English and Dutch.

Exchange and Study Abroad students: please see the Study in Leiden website for information on how to register.

Registration Studeren à la carte and Contractonderwijs

Not applicable.

Contact

Dr. K. Donker van Heel: koen.donkervanheel@online.nl, 06-28381466.

Remarks

The course will be taught in Dutch or English, depending on the first language of participating students.