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Peter D. Manuelian to be appointed Harvard’s first Egyptology professor in decades
Image via Wikipedia After years dedicated to shedding light on the work of the late Harvard Egyptology Professor George A. Reisner, Class of 1889, Peter D. Manuelian ’81 will become the first Egyptology professor at Harvard since his predecessor’s death 68 years ago. Manuelian, currently an Egyptology lecturer at Tufts, will be the first person to... »
