ARCH 1625

Temples and Tombs: Egyptian Religion and Culture

Brown University · UGRD · Fall 2026

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Religion was central to life in ancient Egypt, and this course will examine Egyptian religion through its material culture. Students will explore temples and tombs as the physical settings for priestly ritual and private devotion, including feeding and clothing the gods and communication with the dead. The course will also address evidence for private domestic cult and the overlap between religious and magical practice.

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