Links, credits and literature

Oookay. Here you get links to Kemet-related stuff, as well as some other things I'm interested in. I've done them as text links, so anybody can use them and the page loads more quickly.
There are some graphis, though (Why do I tell you, you're able to see them yourself, aren't you?) - but I tried to refrain from using too many or animated graphics. After all, this is no billboard. ;-)

The abbreviations at the end show the site language:
ENG = English
GER = German
VAR = various (at least English and German are covered)

Kemet

   Cairo Museum - yes, THE Cairo museum - features tons of exhibit photos, a virtual tour and much more. ENG
   AEL - Learn about the Kemetic language or even start to study Middle Egyptian yourself (no course to be booked, but great introductory lessons!) ENG
   CCER - The International Association of Egyptologists, multilingual (unfortunately often difficult to reach, reload if it doesn't show up immediately) VAR
   Egyptology worldwide - here's a page with all institues and museums that have to do with AE - definitely worth sifting through if yu need any info! ENG
   BBAW - The dictionary of Ancient Egyptian from 1907 ff. with pictures of the archive, cards, its history, searchable data pool etc. GER
   House of Egypt - If you want to buy anything Kemetic, from sheets over replica canopic jars to statues and jewellry, go here. Make sure you have lots of money, for you'll find tons of things you'll want to buy. ;-) ENG

   The House of Netjer - the ancient Egyptian faith today (very informational!) ENG
   Kemetic Kids - for children interested in Kemet, for children of House members... contributions (pictures, poems etc.) are always welcome ENG
   ShemsuSet - not a website, but a mailing list where people interested in Set talk. ENG

Graphics design

   Neferchichi's tomb - Egypt-related clipart, fonts, a lovely shop. Ad-free.ENG
   Bannerforge - I make animated banners and buttons there sometimes - some 100+ examples to choose from, own data upload feature, they even store your images. Use of te "expert edit" feature is necessary, though, to achieve best results. Ad-free. ENG
   Flaming Text - Font art for headings, banners etc. Many styles, free buttons, dividers etc. Ad-free. ENG

Private homepages (Kemetic, roleplaying, family...)

   Yinepu - Meresinepu's page, about Yinepu, mummification, His rites... ENG
   The Domain of Bast - all about Bast you need to know ENG
   The Domain of Hethert - Neferu's page, much about Hethert, Her worship, kemetic architecture... ENG
   Jackal Logic - Imakhu Nakht's page (Yinepu and Set) ENG
   Akhet - The Horizon - Asetmeri's Site (Aset), mainly about religious aspects of old Kemet ENG
   Petyu's Place - my private page. Colourful and stuffy, kemetic-themed graphics, prose... a real girl's thing ;-) ENG
   Birds from hell - a pet page about budgies and rats GER
   Midnight Dance - Vampire Live Roleplaying in Berlin GER
   Razordance - Cyberpunk Live Roleplaying in Berlin VAR
   Rabenaas - my hubby's private site. My design, but I'm not to blame for the contents! VAR
   Little Big Town - that's where you can meet the greatest Westerners I've ever seen. They're just... gorgeous folks. All of them. Really. Go there. GER

Internet issues

   Anybrowser - the campaign for all-browser compatibility of internet pages - the tips are easy to follow, and doing it is a big advantage for all who surf the web. ENG
   Matt's script archive - you can get guestbooks, search engines, countdowns aso. from here. Great guy, this Matt. ENG

News/Info

   Chatelaine - if you need info or links on depressions, as a depressive person or partner/relative of one - even a section on maltreatment and treatment mistakes ENG

Various hobby stuff

   Holmes Society - I love Sherlock Holmes... ENG

Books and videos

   Recommended Reading - Kemetic-themed literature for beginners and curious people who want to have solid info without getting esoterical babble instead (list compiled by the House of Netjer) ENG

Credits

My thanks for sharing their insights and info go to:
My elememtary school teacher Mrs Warnatsch, who kindled my love for Egypt, Dr. Dietrich Wildung, who presides over the Berlin museums and whom I look up to, Alison, Asetwedjbai, Djedetmiwesir, Djehutydjesi, Hotep Ka Heru-wer (yeah, another one from Germany!!!), Isep, Khenmetaset, Meresinepu (who was very patient with me when I wrote to her last year, asking about the HoN), Imakhu Antybast, Inibmutes, MeryBast, Nakhtdeshretiu, furthermore to Neferteminut, Neferuhethert, Nesiwepwawet, Sotpe, Tua Aset, Wosret, to the House of Netjer and all its members, the *.aset bunch, to countless Egyptological websites and books, and to all those whose names I should have put here but forgot them. Feel included.
And last but not least special thanks to Andy, without whom I'd never have come that far. Luvvin' ya!