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Six Egyptology Essays
Six Essays was written whilst completing the 4 year Manchester University Egyptology online course. Each essay contains the complete bibliography used during the research. Jane Akshar is a resident of Luxor, Egypt. A lover of Egyptology since early childhood she moved to Egypt in 2003 and runs tourist apartments. Six Essays was written whilst completing the 4 year Manchester University online course. It covers Pyramids, Egyptian Art and the Tomb, Hatshepsut the Queen that became a King, Temples, Sea Peoples and other foreign invaders, Decline of the Egyptian Empire, Saites, Egyptian culture. Each essay has its own bibliography and these are a great background read for your Egyptian Holiday or Nile Cruise.
Counting the Cost
In 1993 Jane and Ayman Akshar were interviewed by Michael O'Donnell for the radio program Relative Values, they told about their meeting with the Church of Christ, Ayman's conversion from Islam, their subsequent life within that cult and their marriage and birth of their daughter. This book covers that period and what happened next. Ayman's work as an exit counsellor, Jane's IT career and chairmanship of PCG, the dynamics of their marriage and the subsequent illness and death of Ayman. Jane then remarried, moved to Egypt and became a Muslim. This fascinating story of two religious journeys in opposite directions will enthral you. It is a story of deceit and lies on a group and individual level.
Freedom to Freelance...The fight against IR35
A first hand account of the on-line revolution that created the PCG and the fight against IR35.
Hidden Luxor
Want to get more out of your Egyptian holiday or Nile cruise then you need this guide to Luxor. You have done the Karnak, Valley of Kings, Valley of Queens & temple of Queen Hatshepsut at Deir el Bahri and you have another week, what is there to see in Luxor? Jane takes you to her Hidden Luxor, all the place you didn't know existed. Tombs and temples no one goes to. The temple of Karnak is the largest religious site in the world and now you can explore it all. The White Chapel of Senusret I in the Open Air Museum is the most beautiful object in Egypt, easily rivalling the tomb of Seti I or Nefertari. Want to know where to find it and others like the Botanical Room or tombs of the Nobles like Senenmut or Ramose where you can see decoration done during the reign of the heretic Pharaoh Akhenaton removed by the vengeful priests of Amun. Explore the battles of Ramses the Great at the Ramasseum site of the famous Shelly poem about Ramses II. Jane helps you enjoy ALL Luxor has to offer.
EGYPT GUIDEBOOK-Volume 2
For the curious visitor, Egypt is a land of mystery and magic. So much to admire and so much to awaken our curiosity, as its history unfolds through an endless series of pyramids, tombs, temples, mosques, souks and museums. How to make the most of this immense patrimony in the limited time available during a visit to the country? A good guidebook is indispensable, and here it is at last, and it makes fascinating reading. Ellen Grady lays out before us the shimmering tapestry that is Egypt, following every colourful thread and describing its intricate weave with affectionate expertise. Medieval cities, the infinite deserts, the inscrutable Nile, all emerge in their splendour to be admired, and at last, understood. Swirling patterns of gods and hieroglyphs reveal at last their hitherto incomprehensible design. The protagonists emerge to tell us their stories; kings and pharaohs, explorers and adventurers, scholars and sycophants. Besides the admirable description of monuments and places of interest, you will find all the background history you need.
Freedom to Freelance...Beginning the fight against IR35
History of start of the fight against IR35. (Based on the second edition and parts 1-3 of Freedom to Freelance) Part 1 - Forming the PCG -the original formation of the PCG following the announcement of IR35 Part 2 - The Parliamentary Battle - the initial Parliamentary battle in both the House of Commons and the House of Lords Part 3 - Judicial Review - how we raised the money and took the Government to the High Court for a judicial review hearing over IR35 It is not the full story you need to read all eight parts for that. It has proved hard to find any division, but this is the clearest place to divide it as it was the first phase in the development of the PCG when the movement was very much united and I think it is the part that interests people the most. Parts 4 - 8 (in the next edition) deal with what followed after the judicial review hearing and I think are even more interesting and that edition follows this one.
BOOM! How To Launch A Successful Personal Brand
If you want to position yourself as an expert in your industry and set up an online consultancy to promote what you do, look no further. This is the book for you.This book looks at online marketing principles for personal brands and then how to implement those ideas using no-hassle, free and paid off-the-shelf proven tech solutions.A lot of "newbie experts" that Colette coaches know a lot about their chosen subject but very little about online marketing and the business model for setting up a profitable online business,Also, in her experience, many people get stuck trying to work out how to get their ideas turned into online products and services customers can buy, so the second half of the book covers some tools and techniques that can make the process of setting up an online consultancy straightforward.It's time for you to take your knowledge GLOBAL - follow Colette's tried and tested system for motivated entrepreneurs who want to step up and be the expert they know they truly are.
Nile Ladies
In this companion volume to her Egypt Guidebook, Ellen Grady focuses on some of the remarkable female protagonists of the Egypt chronicle, and tells us their stories. Who are the Nile Ladies? Quite a surprising assortment of women, including a goddess, several queens, a few saints, a philosopher mathematician/astronomer, four unconventional Englishwomen (one of whom was probably Irish), a feminist, a pop singer and a determined little Parisian, all with one thing in common: their passion for Egypt. These are some of the figures who stand out in Egypt’s incredibly long history, spanning over five thousand years. No other civilisation lasted so long. These are the Ladies who helped make it happen. They shone like stars.
Grandfather Father Son
Wondering what else to visit in Luxor and puzzled about the various temples. Jane Akshar unlocks the mysteries of Luxor's Ancient Egyptian temples. In simple, easy to understand language she shows you how to understand, appreciate and even love these historic places Giving full details of the historical background, the purpose of a temple, cult versus mortuary and structure of the temple complex. She then delves into the very personality of three very different but related pharaohs the pious grandfather Seti, the father Ramses the Great and the son Merenptah who is linked with the Exodus. Get deep down and personal with the three greats of Egypt's 19th Dynasty. Grandfather, Father, Son - Unlocking the secrets of Ancient Egyptian temples
Breasts: Sexy, Sacred or Secular?
This dissertation covers all aspects of this study. Including analysis of love poetry, pornographic papyrus, rude graffiti, the portrayal of the breast in art, the significance of goddesses suckling Pharaohs and the dead, breast cancer, the use of wet nurses, not forgetting man boobs! Finally the impact of breast feeding.
