Esmeralda Lundius

Employed as a teaching assistant and demonstrator for the Undergraduate Course Applied Archaeological Methods at the Department of Archaeology. Employer: Department of Archaeology, Durham University.

Employed as a Researcher for the investigation, documentation, and interpretation of the numerous offering tables pertaining to the ancient necropolis on the Gebel. The site is managed by the Department of Egyptology (History and Cultural Studies) at the Freie University Berlin, Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz, the University of Sohag, Egypt, and the Egyptian Antiquities Service (SCA)

Employed as an Archaeological Illustrator and therefore documented and illustrated small finds from several seasons as well as different types of assembled pottery. The site was managed by the Egypt Exploration Society and Durham University in collaboration with the Ministry of State for Antiquities.

Employed as a teaching assistant and demonstrator for the following Undergraduate Courses at the Department of Archaeology: Archaeology Practicals (Ceramics), Applied Archaeological Methods, Cities in Antiquities, and Ancient Civilizations of the East.

Research: “MATERIA MAGICA AEGYPTIAE: The Relationship Between Material and Immaterial in Ancient Egyptian Magical Practice” Supervisors: Dr. Penelope Wilson and Dr. Pam Graves

Master Dissertation Thesis: “Buried Alive: Multidisciplinary approaches for the identification and investigation of live burials”

Undergraduate Dissertation Thesis: “Swallowing the Sacred: The use of liquids and vital forces in Ancient Egyptian Religion”