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 Minnesota
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Site Map
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This map indicates the layout of this web site.
A. It begins with ancillary projects at the University of Minnesota.
B.The next part has to do with the White and Red Monasteries, the foci of the Symposium. It provides links to some of the websites showing some of the major accomplishments since the conference. A link will be added to a page listing some recent bibliography. Finally, this part briefly illustrates the nature of the major monuments.
C. At the bottom are background materials about Early Christianity in Egypt, illudtrated by some Egyptian art and also European art showing how these stories and people have entered and developed in European consciousness, East and West. It has a glossary and bibliography. Many links to images are broken.
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| Minnesota Projects |
| Work on the papyri at the University of Minnesota (project directed by Nita Krevans) |
| Student participation in an
international project on papyri from Oxyrhynchus |
| Work on the pottery and other materials from excavation in the neighborhood of the White and Red Monasteries: see McNally and Schrunk 1993; "Appendix" 2009, 17-20 |
| Work on material in local collections, notably a textile from the Minneapolis Institute of Arts, also a textile from Arca Artium, Saint John's University, Collegeville MN; "Appendix" 2009, 20-24. |
Projected: pamphlet on Coptic Art in local collections. |
| Symposium 2003 : summary |
Acknowledgements
On Line Publication : Table of Contents
preparation of Symposium papers for online publication completed 2011. link to "Speakers and Abstracts" now replaced by "Table of Contents" for internet site |
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Work at the White and RedMonasteries
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Background: 
Early Christianity
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Bibliography
Bibliography goes through 2003 when the Symposium took place. A short bibliography of recent publications on Shenute and the monasteries will be added later.
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