The Uniliteral Alphabet
Master the two dozen signs beneath the entire script โ the key that opens every cartouche.
A masterclass in reading Egyptian hieroglyphs โ from the uniliteral alphabet to the granite stelae themselves.
Three pillars of instruction, unchanged since the first Per-Ankh.
Master the two dozen signs beneath the entire script โ the key that opens every cartouche.
Translate inscriptions from genuine stelae and temple walls, photographed at museum grade.
Every lesson is set and reviewed by working scholars in the living tradition of the scribes.
From first sign to full stele, in three carved steps.
Commit the uniliteral alphabet to memory and read your first royal cartouche within weeks.
Chain signs into words and sentences through guided readings of Middle Egyptian.
Interpret a complete granite stele, sign by sign, with your mentor at your side.
Set down by students upon their own stelae.
I read my first cartouche aloud in the British Museum โ aloud, and correctly. No moment since has matched it.
The House treats the script as a living craft, not a puzzle. I now prepare my museum's exhibition labels myself.
Within one season I went from tourist to reader. The stelae of Luxor finally spoke.
Three stations on the way to becoming a scribe.
$19 / month
$39 / month
$89 / month
None. We begin with the uniliteral alphabet โ the two dozen signs on which every Egyptian word is built.
Most students parse their first authentic cartouche within six weeks, and a complete stele by the third season.
Workbooks, sign lists, museum-grade photographs of monuments, and recordings of every live session.
It is issued by the House of Life and accepted by museum education programs across four continents.
Any oath may be unbound before its renewal date โ no penalties, and no questions asked.
Enrollment opens each season. One cohort of forty students โ no more.