Ancient Egypt Magazine 131

'- Cleopatra VII: Hellenistic queen or Egyptian pharaoh? - Alan B. Lloyd c onsiders whether or not the most famous of the Ptolemies was truly Egyptian.
- A Right Petrie Mix Up! - Bryony Renshaw and Alan Hayward correct the mistakes made by Flinders Petrie in identifying the soul houses donated to Macclesfield Museum.
- Highlights of Manchester Museum: 34 Campbell Price explains the significance of the small stela of the overseer of works Mery-Ra.
- The National Museum of Egyptian Civilisation - Geoffrey Lenox-Smith visits the new home of the Royal Mummies in Cairo.
- Tutankhamun: Excavating the Archive - Daniela Rosenow introduces an exhibition marking the centenary of the discovery of KV62.
- The Great Encloser: the Goddess Nut The attributes and relationships of the sky goddess are described by Lesley Jackson.
- Reasons for Retesting the Tutankhamun Family DNA A new tests are proposed by Joseph L. Thimes.
- Per Mesut: for Younger Readers Hilary Wilson describes ten assorted bottles.

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Picture14Reasons for retesting the Tutankhamun family DNAJoseph L. Thimes reassesses the 2010 genetic testing of the royal mummies and proposes a new set of tests to build a more accurate Amarna…