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Complete English Translation of the Unas Pyramid Texts - Pyramid Texts Online
Complete Hieroglyphs of the Unas Pyramid - Pyramid Texts Online
Pyramid Texts Translation only - Samuel A.B. Mercer
Pyramid Texts Hieroglyphs only - Kurt Sethe
Hieroglyph/Manuel de Codage chart - Pyramid Texts Online
The Beinlich Wordlist - Nigel Strudwick
Searchable Beinlich Wordlist - Paul Sciortino
Gardiner's Sign list - Jim Loy
Gardiner's Sign list - Brian Yare
Gardiner's Sign List - Wikipedia
Faulkner Sign index - Marc Line
Hieratic palaeography - Moeller
Hieroglyphic Stroke Order - Jenny Carrington
Ancient Egyptian Calligraphy - Henry George Ficsher (10mb pdf)
Computerized Hieroglyphic Flash Cards - Luca Brigatti
FlashGlyph
Hiero Flash Card
Make your own Flash Cards with Anki
Dictionary of Middle Egyptian
in Gardiner code - Paul Dickson (18.4mb)
Hieroglyphic Dictionary - Jim Loy
Middle Egyptian Dictionary - Mark Vygus (6mb - updated March 2009)
Egyptian Hieroglyphic Dictionary - Wallis Budge Vol. 1 (58.8mb), Vol. 2. (97.7mb)
Hieroglyphic Dictionary - Paul Sciortino
Rosette Dictionary V2.1 - Project Rosette
Thesaurus Linguae Aegyptiae
Eglyptionary - Saint Simian
GlyphStudy Open Source Project
HieroWriter - Hieroglyphs.net
WikiHiero - Guillaume Blanchard (Aoineko)
MacScribe
JSesh Hieroglyphic Editor - Serge Rosmorduc
Open Glyph Hieroglyph database
Hieropreter - Chris Busch
TKSESH
SVG GlyphWriter
AELalign - Mark-Jan Nederhof
Hierowords - Luca Brigatti
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Fonts:
GlyphBasic
An extra 6724 fonts for GlyphBasic
Fonts - Terry Donnelly
The Egyptian transliteration font used by Glyph for Windows
Egyptian transliteration font used for MacScribe
LaserHieroglyphics
Unicode Fonts for Ancient Scripts
Keys to Exercises:
Egyptian Grammar - Alan Gardiner
Middle Egyptian Grammar - James Hoch
Glyphs
Word List
Jim Loy's resources
Mark-Jan Nederhof's resources
Hieroglyphic Resources for the Mac
Egyptological Computing Resources - A list of Egyptological computing developments, arranged chronologically from 1985 - 2001.
There are a lot of links here and can be a bit overwhelming. I suggest printing off a copy of the Manuel de Codage chart as this is useful when using a computer to study hieroglyphs.
If, on the other hand, you're interested in learning how to write hieroglyphs I recommend printing out Jenny Carrington's Hieroglyphic Stroke Order. It is very important to learn a stroke order and stick to it otherwise your writing is inconsistant and difficult to read.
Joining an online discussion group such as AEL is also a very good way to learn the ancient Egyptian language.
