Reconstruction Projects
Ta’wy engages in the reconstruction, reproduction, and reenactment of ancient
Egyptian culture through research, experimental archaeology, media production,
and material craft. These projects represent the active work of bringing
ancient Egypt into lived experience.
Project Areas
Language & Text
Reconstruction of Madu Natjar, pronunciation systems, translations,
and literary interpretation of ancient Egyptian texts.
Material Culture
Creation of physical reproductions, including cosmetics, clothing,
tools, weapons, papyrus, and ritual objects.
Ritual & Practice
Reconstruction of ritual, religious practices, and offerings,
and embodied cultural experiences.
Featured Projects
Ancient Egyptian Calendar
This project reconstructs and brings to life the ancient Egyptian system of timekeeping, integrating its solar cycles, seasonal rhythms, and sacred festivals into a living calendar for modern exploration.
Royal Annals Project
Reconstructing the historical record of ancient Egyptian rulers
through textual, archaeological, and interpretive sources.
Madu Natjar Language Project
Reviving the structure, pronunciation, and interpretation of the
ancient Egyptian language system.
Temple Reconstruction (Djeba)
Rebuilding the temple of Horus at Edfu through digital, symbolic,
and physical reconstruction methods.
Ancient Egyptian Cuisine
Aromas, Bath & Beauty
Ancient Egyptian Combat
Reconstruction Methods
- Experimental archaeology
- Textual and linguistic reconstruction
- Material reproduction and craft
- Digital modeling and visualization
- Performance and reenactment
- Audio and video interpretation
