Seti I temple Luxor Egypt

Bringing Egyptology to Cheshire for 30 years

We are a group based in the north-west of England, who meet monthly to hear lectures about Ancient Egypt

We meet on the fourth Friday of the month at Poynton Civic Hall (off Park Lane), Poynton, Cheshire. The meetings begin at 8.00 pm, and the doors are open from 7.30 pm onwards. Here you can meet and chat with other members before the meeting begins in an informal setting. 

Our schedule runs from September to June with no meetings in December, July or August.

We arrange a dynamic and interesting set of talks each month often with well known speakers. However, we also like to listen to budding Egyptologists. Our talks are informative and inspiring, delivered in a relaxed setting.

We would be pleased to see anyone at our meetings, as they are set up to appeal to those new to the subject and those who have had a keen interest for years.

September 2024 marks a new season

Our next talk is on Friday 25th October 2024

Dr Loretta Kilroe

The title is “Giants of the Sands: Giraffe symbolism in the Kingdom of Kush” (ancient Sudan and ancient Egypt)

We provide the usual refreshments

A completed new programme is now available

Click the programme link in the top menu

to see the entire list of speakers and topics for 2024-25

Nick Mills
It is with great sadness that we write to let you know that our very dear friend Nick Mills has passed away
He was a great supporter & friend to all at the Society.   For many years he served as a committee member, with the last 12 months as our excellent and wise Chairman
He will be sorely missed by all who knew him

NEW FOR 2024/25 - PAES BOOK SALE

We will be holding a book sale three times this season

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Our Members often travel to Egypt on study tours and well as just visiting

Here are a few samples from their collection. Can you spot what they are and where they were taken?

We will be uploading more as we develop this site

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