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Ramadan B. Hussein, the archaeologist who associated his name with a series of exceptional discoveries in Saqqara, Egypt, has passed away after a short severe illness. Ramadan Badry Hussein studied Egyptology at Cairo University before working for Egypt’s Antiquities’ public sector as an inspector in Saqqara and Giza. Dr. Ramadan B. Hussein passed away after an all too short battle with cancer on March 9th. He leaves behind his wife Angela, sons Yousef (Joey), Benjamin and daughter Martha. To those who knew Ramadan, he was a bright light of positivity. On 9 March, my close friend and colleague, the young, brilliant, and promising Egyptian archaeologist Ramadan Badri Hussein, passed away after a short illness in Germany. Die Fachwelt trauert um den Tübinger Ägyptologen Dr. Ramadan Badry Hussein. Der 50-Jährige starb in der Nacht zum 09. März 2022 nach schwerer Krankheit, wie die Universität Tübingen am Mittwoch bekanntgab. Die Fachwelt trauert um den Tübinger Ägyptologen Dr. Ramadan Badry Hussein. Der 50-Jährige starb in der Nacht zum 09. März 2022 nach schwerer Krankheit. „Dr. Ramadan Badry Hussein (arabisch رمضان بدرى حسين, DMG Ramaḍān Badrī Ḥusain; geboren 1971; gestorben am 9. März 2022 [1]) war ein ägyptischer Ägyptologe. Hussein studierte Archäologie an der Universität Kairo und arbeitete ab 1994 als Inspektor der Altertümerverwaltung in Gizeh und Sakkara. It is with great sorrow that we announce the passing of our dear Egyptian colleague Ramadan Badry Hussein (1971-2022), who was not only an excellent and talented Egyptologist, but first and foremost our very good friend. Colleagues worldwide mourn the loss of Tübingen Egyptologist Dr. Ramadan Badry Hussein. The 50-year-old passed away in the night of 9 March 2022 after a severe illness, Tübingen University announced Wednesday. Egypt’s Minister of Tourism and Antiquities Khaled al-Anani has decided to publish a commemorative issue of the Supreme Council of Antiquities’ periodical in honour of Egyptian archaeologist Ramadan Badri Hussein, who passed away aged 50 early in March 2022, following a short but severe illness. Ramadan B. Hussein, the archaeologist who associated his name with a series of exceptional discoveries in Saqqara, Egypt, has passed away after a short severe illness. Ramadan Badry Hussein studied Egyptology at Cairo University before working for Egypt’s Antiquities’ public sector as an inspector in Saqqara and Giza. The Egyptian Museum in Tahrir has opened a three-month exhibition to celebrate the life and achievements of renowned Egyptian archaeologist Dr. Ramadan Badri Hussein. Dr. Hussein is particularly recognized for his leadership of the Egyptian German Archaeological Mission, which made groundbreaking discoveries in the Saqqara necropolis. • Hussein, Ramadan B. Notes on the Saite copies of Pyramid Texts spells in the Memphite and Heliopolitan shaft-tombs. In Hawass, Zahi A., Khaled A. Daoud, and Ramadan B. Hussein (eds), Scribe of justice: Egyptological studies in honour of Shafik Allam, Le Caire 2011, 217-233. • Hawass, Zahi A., Khaled A. Daoud, and Ramadan B. Hussein (eds). She looked up to Dr. Ramadan as an inspiration, so that says everything about what a truly great person he was. A true loss, but thanks to his unrelenting desire for knowledge, he has inspired generations of teachers and students who will come up knowing the import of his research, findings, and teachings. View the profiles of people named Dr Ramadan Hussein. Join Facebook to connect with Dr Ramadan Hussein and others you may know. Facebook gives people the Ramadan Badry Hussein (arabisch رمضان بدرى حسين, DMG Ramaḍān Badrī Ḥusain; geboren 1971; gestorben am 9. März 2022 [ 1 ] ) war ein ägyptischer Ägyptologe . Hussein studierte Archäologie an der Universität Kairo und arbeitete ab 1994 als Inspektor der Altertümerverwaltung in Gizeh und Sakkara . The silver facemask gilded with gold found on the face of the mummy. Credit: University of Tübingen, Ramadan B. Hussein. The Business of Death. Dr Hussein revealed that studies at the Mummification Workshop have led to new insights into the business of embalming. This was a great lecture and Q and A with Dr. Ramadan Hussein. I thoroughly enjoyed this fascinating talk with Ramadan, who really is extraordinarily knowled In the shadow of the world's oldest pyramids, a team of archaeologists led by Dr Ramadan Hussein have made the discovery of a lifetime - a fully intact burial complex buried deep beneath the sand. Packed with treasures and world firsts, the site has the p National Geographic for everyone in everywhere Ramadan B. Hussein—In Memoriam. In March 2022, the Department of Egyptology and Assyriology of Brown University lost one of its most distinguished alumni, Dr. Ramadan Badry Hussein. His death also deprived Egypt, and Egyptology, of one of its premier Egyptologists, and his wife and family of a loving and devoted husband and father. Dr. Ramadan Badry Hussein, the Director of the mission of the University of Tübingen at Saqqara has pointed out that one of the coffins belongs to a woman called Didibastett. She was buried with six canopic jars, in contrast to the typical ancient Egyptian custom of using four canopic jars to store the embalmed lungs, stomach, intestines, and
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