Ancient Egypt Magazine 111

'- Archaeology and Archives - Carl Graves and Stephanie Boonstra select the glass-plate negatives of Abydos in the EES archives and Margaret Mountford explains how they were made.
- Meritptah: the World’s First Female Doctor? - No so, says Wolfram Grajetzki – she never existed, although she appears in several books and has a crater on Mars named after her!
- Highlights of Manchester Museum: 14 - Campbell Price describes a cartonnage mummy cover from Hawara.
- Tutankhamun: The Extra-Terrestrial Connection - A jewel in one of the boy king’s pectorals may have come from a comet, according to the latest research reported by Colin Reader.
- The Sohag National Museum - Geoffrey Lenox-Smith takes us on a tour of a newly-opened museum in Egypt.
- The Manchester Autopsy of Mummy 1770 - The evolution of the Manchester Mummy Project is described by Jenefer Cockitt and Rosalie David
- Per Mesut: for Younger Readers - In “Strike a Light!”, Hilary Wilson continues her exploration of the uses of fire in ancient Egypt.

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Highlights:

  • Archaeology and Archives - Carl Graves and Stephanie Boonstra select the glass-plate negatives of Abydos in the EES archives and Margaret Mountford explains how they were made.
  • Meritptah: the World’s First Female Doctor? - No so, says Wolfram Grajetzki – she never existed, although she appears in several books and has a crater on Mars named after her!
  • Highlights of Manchester Museum: 14 - Campbell Price describes a cartonnage mummy cover from Hawara.
  • Tutankhamun: The Extra-Terrestrial Connection - A jewel in one of the boy king’s pectorals may have come from a comet, according to the latest research reported by Colin Reader.
  • The Sohag National Museum - Geoffrey Lenox-Smith takes us on a tour of a newly-opened museum in Egypt.
  • The Manchester Autopsy of Mummy 1770 - The evolution of the Manchester Mummy Project is described by Jenefer Cockitt and Rosalie David
  • Per Mesut: for Younger Readers - In “Strike a Light!”, Hilary Wilson continues her exploration of the uses of fire in ancient Egypt.
Cover Date: Dec 2018 / Jan 2019 | Volume 19 Issue Volume 19 Issue 3

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