Joann Fletcher

Joann Fletcher (Barnsley, West Riding of Yorkshire, Inglaterra - 30 de agosto de 1966) é um egiptólogo e professor visitante honorário no departamento de arqueologia da Universidade de York. Ela publicou vários livros e artigos acadêmicos, incluindo vários sobre Cleópatra, e fez inúmeras aparições na televisão e no rádio. Em 2003, ela afirmou controversamente ter identificado a múmia da rainha Nefertiti.[1][2][3][4]

Publicações selecionadas
  • Fletcher, Joann (1998). Oils and perfumes of ancient Egypt. London: British Museum Press. ISBN 9780714127033
  • Fletcher, Joann (2000). Egypt's Sun King: Amenhotep III. London: Duncan Baird. ISBN 9781900131094
  • Fletcher, Joann (2002). The Egyptian book of living and dying. London: Duncan Baird. ISBN 9781903296868
  • Fletcher, Joann (2004). The search for Nefertiti: the true story of a remarkable discovery. London: Hodder & Stoughton. ISBN 9780340833049

Aparições na televisão e no rádio
  • 1991: Midweek (Egyptian Hair and Cosmetics), BBC Radio 4 (21.2.91)
  • 1998: Post-Mortem: Egypt Uncovered, SC4/Discovery
  • 1999: Mystery of the Mummies: Cave Mummies of the Canary Islands, Union Pictures/Channel 4
  • 1999: Big Breakfast interview, Channel 4 (21.6.99)
  • 1999: Face of the Pharaoh, MBC/National Geographic
  • 1999: Midweek (Mummies), BBC Radio 4 (9.6.99)
  • 2000: Private Lives of the Pharaohs, 3-part series, TV6/Channel 4
  • 2000: Face Values: the story of cosmetics, Black Inc./Discovery
  • 2000: The Oldest Mummies in the World: the Chinchorro, Cicada/Discovery
  • 2001: Terry Jones’ Hidden History of Egypt, Seventh Art/BBC
  • 2001: Terry Jones’ Surprising History of Sex and Love, Seventh Art/BBC
  • 2002: Who Murdered Tutankhamen: Revealed, Atlantic/Discovery/Channel 5
  • 2002: The Immortals of Ancient Sheba: the Yemeni Mummies, Juniper/National Geographic/Channel 4
  • 2002: The True Curse of the Mummy, Stone City Films/Channel 5
  • 2002: Pyramid, BBC Digital Channel
  • 2003: The Black Mummy of Libya, Fulcrum/Channel 5
  • 2003: Nefertiti Revealed, Atlantic/Discovery/Channel 5
  • 2003: Carvilius: the Mummy of Rome, GA&A/National Geographic
  • 2003: Ancient Egyptians, WalltoWall/Channel 4
  • 2003: The Making of Ancient Egyptians, WalltoWall/Channel 4
  • 2003: Everywoman, World Service Radio (14.6.03)
  • 2005: Death In Sakkara, BBC Interactive
  • 2005: The Myth, the Magic, and the Mummy’s Curse, BBC Interactive Museum exhibition
  • 2005: New research on the life and death of Irt-yruw, Tyne-Tees news (16.11.05)
  • 2006: Timewatch: Bog Bodies, BBC
  • 2006: The Mummies of Hull Museum, BBC Look North (3.3.06)
  • 2006: The Bog Bodies of Ireland, 60 Minutes News, Austrália (22.3.06)
  • 2007: My Yorkshire, ITV Yorkshire
  • 2008: Mummy Forensics, 6-part series (Lead Investigator and Series Consultant), History Channel
  • 2008: Cleopatra the Great, BBC Radio York morning show (14.5.08)
  • 2010: ‘A History of the World in a Hundred Objects’: the Anubis Mask, the Inlaid Eye, BBC Radio York (18.1.10 7am, 24.1.10 11am, 16.2.10 10.45pm and 8.4.10 11am) (26.5.10)
  • 2011: Mummifying Alan: Egypt’s Last Secret, Blink/Channel 4/Discovery
  • 2012: ‘Death Cult: Bog Bodies of Ireland’ (Ancient X Files) series WAG TV for National Geographic Channel
  • 2013: Ancient Egypt: Life and Death in the Valley of the Kings (2a. parte da series), BBC/Lion TV.
  • 2013: Life and Death in the Valley of the Kings, BBC Learning Zone/Lion TV
  • 2013: Radio 5 Live with Richard Bacon (2.15-3pm), BBC Radio 5 (26.2.13)
  • 2013: Woman’s Hour, BBC Radio 4 (22.3.13)
  • 2013: Barnsley Museum Opening, Look North e BBC Radio Sheffield 27.6.13[5]
  • 2013: ‘Museum of Curiosity’, Episode 1 of series 6, BBC Radio 4 (30.9.13)[6]
  • 2014: Egypt's Lost Queens, BBC/Lion TV
  • 2014: Woman’s Hour, BBC Radio 4 (3.9.14)
  • 2015: ‘Seventy Million Animal Mummies: Egypt’s Dark Secret’, Horizon, BBC2
  • 2015: The Amazing History of Egypt, BBC History Magazine podcast[7]
  • 2015: The Radio 2 Arts Show with Claudia Winkleman, BBC Radio 2 (2.10.15)[8]
  • 2015: Midweek, BBC Radio 4 (21.10.15)[9]
  • 2015: Radio 4 in Four: Most Popular, BBC Radio 4[10]
  • 2015: Symbols and Secrets, The Forum, BBC World Service (12.12.15)[11]
  • 2016: Immortal Egypt with Joann Fletcher (4a. parte da serie), BBC/Lion TV
  • 2016: A Good Read, BBC Radio 4 (12.7.16)[12]
  • 2016: Tattoos in Africa, Al-Jazeera Online
  • 2017: Women in History Debate, BBC History Magazine podcast[13]
  • 2017: The Egypt Centre Museum of Egyptian Antiquities[14]
  • 2017: Professors at Play: Assassins Creed Origins, internet broadcast (14.11), KM[15]
  • 2018: ‘BBC Civilisations Festival in South Yorkshire’, BBC Radio Sheffield (7.3.18)
  • 2018: BBC Civilisations festival (com Margaret Mountford), The Star[16]
  • 2018: ‘Bolton’s Egypt: new museum galleries’, BBC 1 North-West Tonight (21.9.18)[17]
  • 2019: Egypt’s Unexplained Files (10a. parte da serie), Discovery Science (360 Productions/Discovery)
  • 2020: PM Show, BBC Radio 4 (24.1.20)

Referências

  1. «College return for Dr Joann Fletcher». web.archive.org. 27 de janeiro de 2016. Consultado em 30 de agosto de 2022
  2. «Joann Fletcher - Archaeology, University of York». www.york.ac.uk. Consultado em 30 de agosto de 2022
  3. «Local Ambassador Programme». Egypt Exploration Society (em inglês). Consultado em 30 de agosto de 2022
  4. York, Department of Archaeology University of; Manor, King's; York; Yo1 7ep. «Wigan museum gallery named after York staff». University of York (em inglês). Consultado em 30 de agosto de 2022
  5. «Neolithic axe head in new museum Experience Barnsley». 27 de junho de 2013
  6. «Watson, Fletcher, Blashford-Snell»
  7. «The amazing history of Egypt». 7 de janeiro de 2016
  8. «Fact Not Fiction»
  9. «Dawn French, Wilfred Frost, Professor Joann Fletcher, Nikita Salmon»
  10. «BBC Radio 4 – Radio 4 in Four, Were the Ancient Egyptians really that advanced?». BBC (em inglês). Consultado em 7 de julho de 2020
  11. «BBC World Service – The Forum, Symbols, Signs, and Secrets. What symbols tell us about ourselves.». BBC (em inglês). Consultado em 7 de julho de 2020
  12. «BBC Radio 4 – A Good Read, Joann Fletcher and Damian Barr». BBC (em inglês). Consultado em 7 de julho de 2020
  13. «Video: women in history panel discussion». HistoryExtra (em inglês). Consultado em 7 de julho de 2020
  14. «Introduction to The Egypt Centre, Swansea». www.youtube.com. Consultado em 7 de julho de 2020. Cópia arquivada em 21 de dezembro de 2021
  15. «Archaeology Professors Play: Assassin's Creed: Origins». Consultado em 7 de julho de 2020
  16. «Live with The Apprentice icon Margaret Mountford and TV Egyptologist Joanne Fletcher». Consultado em 7 de julho de 2020
  17. «BBC One – North West Tonight, Evening News, 21/09/2018». BBC (em inglês). Consultado em 7 de julho de 2020
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