A remarkable topic by a distinguished experienced speaker, Prof. Betsy Bryan -Professor Emerita of Egyptian Art and Archeology at Johns Hopkins University- was presented today- 18 October- at the Egyptian Cultural Educational Bureau.
Prof. Brayan shed light on the introduction of horses in Egypt, the horse breeds and colors, and their representation in ancient Egyptian art. She explained how archeological evidence and art helped us learn about horses' use and importance as status symbols.
Prof. Heba Saad, the Cultural Attache praised the informative interesting lecture which engaged the audience in a rich discussion.
