Ancient Egypt Magazine 45

'- Where we are with Amarna - Barry Kemp anticipates a series of articles on Amarna that will appear in AE next year.
- From our Egypt Correspondent - Ayman Wahby Taher with the latest news from around Egypt.
- The Gayer Anderson Cat - Neal Spencer reveals the secrets of one of the British Museum’s best known Egyptian antiquities.
- Meeting the Boy King - Charlotte Booth looks at some of the objects from the Tomb of Tutankhamun and what they tell us about the life of the young king.
- The Mosque in Luxor Temple - Ayman Wahby Taher describes the uncovering of important ancient reliefs, dating to Rameses II, within the Mosque. Plus news from Qurna.
- The Real Cleopatra’s Needle - Stephanie Roberts tells the story of how an obelisk from Philae ended up in the gardens of a stately home in Dorset. Plus news of some re-discovered ostraca.
- Maat: An Ancient Morality Check - Beth Asbury relates how Maat was the fundamental force that held the universe together and reflected the ancient Egyptians’ sense of right and wrong.
- An Egyptianising Elephant House - visited in Antwerp by Peter Phillips.
- Per Mesut: For younger readers - This issue Hilary Wilson looks at colour.

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Ancient Egypt Magazine 45

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Highlights:

  • Where we are with Amarna - Barry Kemp anticipates a series of articles on Amarna that will appear in AE next year.
  • From our Egypt Correspondent - Ayman Wahby Taher with the latest news from around Egypt.
  • The Gayer Anderson Cat - Neal Spencer reveals the secrets of one of the British Museum’s best known Egyptian antiquities.
  • Meeting the Boy King - Charlotte Booth looks at some of the objects from the Tomb of Tutankhamun and what they tell us about the life of the young king.
  • The Mosque in Luxor Temple - Ayman Wahby Taher describes the uncovering of important ancient reliefs, dating to Rameses II, within the Mosque. Plus news from Qurna.
  • The Real Cleopatra’s Needle - Stephanie Roberts tells the story of how an obelisk from Philae ended up in the gardens of a stately home in Dorset. Plus news of some re-discovered ostraca.
  • Maat: An Ancient Morality Check - Beth Asbury relates how Maat was the fundamental force that held the universe together and reflected the ancient Egyptians’ sense of right and wrong.
  • An Egyptianising Elephant House - visited in Antwerp by Peter Phillips.
  • Per Mesut: For younger readers - This issue Hilary Wilson looks at colour.
Cover Date: Dec 2007 / Jan 2008 | Volume 8 Issue Volume 8 Issue 3

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