GRIFFIS CONSULTING
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GRIFFIS CONSULTING is an educational consultancy located in the United Kingdom, which works with museums and other organisations on topics of ancient archaeology and history, and grants development.Founded in 1987, Griffis Consulting has been involved in museum exhibitions such as the University of Pennsylvania's 'Searching for Ancient Egypt' (1999-2000), Birmingham Museum of Art's exhibition, 'Through Ancient Eyes: Ancient Egyptian Portraiture' (1988), the Birmingham Festival of Art's Salute to Egypt (1988), and 'Ramses II Exhibition in Memphis,' Tennessee (1987).Recent work includes:Janssen, R. M. and J. J. Janssen. 2007. Growing Up and Getting Old in Ancient Egypt. London: Golden House Publications. Williams, A. R. 2005. Modern Technology Reopens the Ancient Case of King Tut. National Geographic/June 2005: 2-19. Lendering, J. 2004. Alexander de Grote: De ondergang van het Perzische rijk. Amsterdam: Athenaeum-Polak and van Gennep.Muten, B. 2003. Goddesses: A World of Myth and Magic. Bath: Barefoot Books.Other Media:2000 "'Searching for Ancient Egypt' – a Discussion of Ancient Egypt and the University of Pennsylvania exhibit in Birmingham." Alabama Public Television. Aired October 2000.2005 "King Tut's Final Secrets," documentary. National Geographic Channel.2006 "Egypt - Engineering an Empire," documentary. History Channel/A&E Network.2009 "Night in the Bones Museum," episode. Bones (television series), aired November 2009 (Hieroglyphic transcription).
