Ancient Egypt Magazine 34

'- Featured Pharaoh: Neferhotep I - Following the recent discovery of a statue of Neferhotep I at Karnak, Wolfram Grajetzki examines the reign of this little-known ruler.
- The Friends of Nekhen - The first of AE’s regular articles in support of excavations at Hierakonpolis. This report covers Pre-dynastic houses and temples.
- Past Articles and News Revisited - AE looks again at some of the articles from recent issues, with updates covering the latest news and developments.
- Ancient Egypt in Madrid - Cathy Brian reviews the Egyptian collection in the National Archaeological Museum and a complete Nubian Temple, both in the Spanish capital.
- Ancient Egypt on the Small Screen - A review of recent British TV programmes about ancient Egypt.
- Granite? Gneiss? Greywacke? ... What stone is that? - Geologist Birgit Schoer identifies some of the types of rock used in Egyptian sculpture and building.
- Archive Image: Egypt Then and Now - The Colossi of Memnon in the last inundation of the Nile.
- The Cleaning of "Cleopatra’s Needle" in London - A report on the cleaning and current condition of the obelisk of Thutmose III, written by Iain McLean, the Director of the specialist cleaning company, Antique Bronze Ltd.

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Ancient Egypt Magazine 34

Highlights:

  • Featured Pharaoh: Neferhotep I - Following the recent discovery of a statue of Neferhotep I at Karnak, Wolfram Grajetzki examines the reign of this little-known ruler.
  • The Friends of Nekhen - The first of AE’s regular articles in support of excavations at Hierakonpolis. This report covers Pre-dynastic houses and temples.
  • Past Articles and News Revisited - AE looks again at some of the articles from recent issues, with updates covering the latest news and developments.
  • Ancient Egypt in Madrid - Cathy Brian reviews the Egyptian collection in the National Archaeological Museum and a complete Nubian Temple, both in the Spanish capital.
  • Ancient Egypt on the Small Screen - A review of recent British TV programmes about ancient Egypt.
  • Granite? Gneiss? Greywacke? ... What stone is that? - Geologist Birgit Schoer identifies some of the types of rock used in Egyptian sculpture and building.
  • Archive Image: Egypt Then and Now - The Colossi of Memnon in the last inundation of the Nile.
  • The Cleaning of "Cleopatra’s Needle" in London - A report on the cleaning and current condition of the obelisk of Thutmose III, written by Iain McLean, the Director of the specialist cleaning company, Antique Bronze Ltd.

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