Ancient Egypt Magazine 49

'- From our Egypt Correspondent - Ayman Wahby Taher, with the latest news from around Egypt – new discoveries and reports from Middle Egypt, Luxor and Cairo.
- More News from Egypt - A report from AE’s Editors with yet more news from Luxor and from the Western Desert Oases.
- The Domain of the Cat-Goddess, Bastet - Daniela Rosenow looks at the substantial remains in and around the Great Temple of Bubastis, sacred to Bastet, in the Delta city that still bears her name, Tell Basta.
- The Gardeners of Amun - AE looks at a new exhibition featuring the burial equipment of families of gardeners from Thebes.
- The Amarna Project - Barry Kemp in the fourth of a series of articles on the city, looks at Amarna as a workshop.
- Tutankhamun and the World of the Pharoahs - A photo. report by Nacho Ares and María Belci on the Vienna exhibition.
- Pharaonic Renaissance - Igor Uranic looks at an exhibition on Late Period art in Zagreb and Budapest.
- Servant of the Deep - Paul Boughton discovers a ushabti figure that survived the sinking of the Titanic.
- Per Mesut: for younger readers - In this edition, Hilary Wilson looks at stools and chairs.

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Ancient Egypt Magazine 49

Highlights:

  • From our Egypt Correspondent - Ayman Wahby Taher, with the latest news from around Egypt – new discoveries and reports from Middle Egypt, Luxor and Cairo.
  • More News from Egypt - A report from AE’s Editors with yet more news from Luxor and from the Western Desert Oases.
  • The Domain of the Cat-Goddess, Bastet - Daniela Rosenow looks at the substantial remains in and around the Great Temple of Bubastis, sacred to Bastet, in the Delta city that still bears her name, Tell Basta.
  • The Gardeners of Amun - AE looks at a new exhibition featuring the burial equipment of families of gardeners from Thebes.
  • The Amarna Project - Barry Kemp in the fourth of a series of articles on the city, looks at Amarna as a workshop.
  • Tutankhamun and the World of the Pharoahs - A photo. report by Nacho Ares and María Belci on the Vienna exhibition.
  • Pharaonic Renaissance - Igor Uranic looks at an exhibition on Late Period art in Zagreb and Budapest.
  • Servant of the Deep - Paul Boughton discovers a ushabti figure that survived the sinking of the Titanic.
  • Per Mesut: for younger readers - In this edition, Hilary Wilson looks at stools and chairs.

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