Showing posts with label computers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label computers. Show all posts
Tuesday, March 23, 2010
The Edwin Smith Surgical Papyrus Online
Accessed March 23, 2010 | US National Library of Medicine | For those passionate about papyrology and the ancient Egyptian writing system, here's an amazing find on the web: the Edwin Smith Papyrus, a digitized image and interactive experience that lets you unroll this medical papyrus and read it (if you are so inclined). There is also additional information about this historic document. Talk about preserving the past. Now we can enjoy this artifact repeatedly without having to worry about contributing to its deterioration.
Labels:
computers,
Edwin Smith Papyrus,
hieratic,
language,
medicine,
papyri,
papyrology,
scripts,
technology
Wednesday, June 10, 2009
Egyptian Case Mod is Fit for a Pharaoh
Originally published June 9, 2009 | Walyou Blog | by Jai
Chris Kramer marries LED lights; metal, stone, and lapidary work; art and painting; and a computer system board to create an authentic Egyptian themed case mod, the likes of which make this geekgyptomaniac wanting one for her very own.
This article features several very detailed pictures of the case mod, from all angles.
The Egypt Then and Now Blog also features this article.
Chris Kramer marries LED lights; metal, stone, and lapidary work; art and painting; and a computer system board to create an authentic Egyptian themed case mod, the likes of which make this geekgyptomaniac wanting one for her very own.
This article features several very detailed pictures of the case mod, from all angles.
The Egypt Then and Now Blog also features this article.
Labels:
art,
computers,
crafts,
pictures,
technology
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