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Sep 2021

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Interview: Tutankhamun's World (with Pro...

About this episode

An interview with Nozomu Kawai, Professor of Egyptology at Kanazawa University, Japan. In this episode, we discuss the background of Tutankhamun's reign and family; and get to grips with some of the people who have appeared in the podcast (e.g. Maia, Sennedjem, and Userhat Hatiay). Prof. Kawai is an expert on this period, and his insights have been wonderful.

Interviewee details:

Prof. Nozomu Kawai on Academia.edu
Profile at Kanazawa University
An interview with the ARCE Podcast.

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