Inaugural lecture in memory of Dr Jaromir Malek (1943-2023), titled "The Right Person in the Right Place: Jaromir and the Griffith Institute" and given by Professor John Tait. The lecture was organised by the Griffith Institute and held on the evening of Thursday 17 October 2024 at the Shulman Auditorium in Queen's College, Oxford.

Keynote lecture delivered by Prof. Richard Bruce Parkinson, University of Oxford, during the international colloquium 'Tutankhamun and Carter: Assessing the Impact of a Major Archaeological Find' (Lisbon, 16t-17 February 2023). with an exhibition of archive material at the Weston Library in Oxford.

In 2022 the Griffith Institute commemorates the 100^th anniversary of the discovery of the tomb of Tutankhamun with an exhibition of archive material at the Weston Library in Oxford.

On 4 November 2022, the Griffith Institute and Bodleian Libraries held a small ceremony in the Treasury. A replica wreath was laid by the British-Egyptian writer Ahdaf Soueif in memory of all those who had worked on the tomb, both ancient and modern. Replicas of percussion instruments placed in the tomb were also sounded out.

Fly-through of the tomb of Tutankhamun, including the Burial chamber with the sarcophagus. One room, the Treasury, is shown with all its original contents still in place, as reconstructed from the records in the Griffith Institute Archive. Produced by Christopher Breninek, Matthieu Götz and Benny Waszk, © The Griffith Institute and The Bodleian Libraries.

In 2014 the Griffith Institute marks its 75^th anniversary. The Institute's Co-Directors, Prof. Richard Parkinson and Associate Prof. Elizabeth Frood, talk about the impact of this internationally renowned Egyptological powerhouse.

When he was photographing Howard Carter's excavation of Tutankhamun's tomb in 1922, Harry Burton could not have imagined that his work would one day allow the creation of a full-size replica of this incredible find.

Richard Parkinson, Professor of Egyptology, gives a talk about the new digital Topographical Bibliography from the Griffith Institute at Oxford.

A video of R. B. Parkinson's inaugural lecture given on the 8^th of May 2014, accompanied by Barbara Ewing.