Ancient Egypt Magazine 68

'- Film Memorabilia - Mark Walker reports on the recent sale of objects collected by Debbie Reynolds.
- Ancient Egyptian Shields - Bob Partridge describes the use of these vital pieces of military equipment.
- The Tomb of the Three Princesses - The story of the discovery of this tomb in a remote wadi is told by Anne Midgley.
- New Light on Egypt in England - Cathie Bryan takes a fresh look at the Egyptian influence on architecture 1837-1935.
- The First Tombs of Ancient Egypt - Nacho Ares describes the evolution of funerary architecture at Abydos and Saqqara.
- The Garstang Project - Three postgraduates write about a project based upon the work of John Garstang.
- How to Destroy an Amarna Statue - A study by Kristin Thompson of the ways in which Amarnan statuary was broken up.
- In the fifth article in a series by ARCE, Jocelyn Goharty describes the work of documenting talatat at Karnak.
- Old Kingdom Tomb Art - Sarah Griffiths explores the conventions of two-dimensional art in the tomb of Kagemni.
- Per Mesut: for Younger Readers - Hilary Wilson on Nomes and Boundaries.

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Ancient Egypt Magazine 68

Highlights:

  • Film Memorabilia - Mark Walker reports on the recent sale of objects collected by Debbie Reynolds.
  • Ancient Egyptian Shields - Bob Partridge describes the use of these vital pieces of military equipment.
  • The Tomb of the Three Princesses - The story of the discovery of this tomb in a remote wadi is told by Anne Midgley.
  • New Light on Egypt in England - Cathie Bryan takes a fresh look at the Egyptian influence on architecture 1837-1935.
  • The First Tombs of Ancient Egypt - Nacho Ares describes the evolution of funerary architecture at Abydos and Saqqara.
  • The Garstang Project - Three postgraduates write about a project based upon the work of John Garstang.
  • How to Destroy an Amarna Statue - A study by Kristin Thompson of the ways in which Amarnan statuary was broken up.
  • In the fifth article in a series by ARCE, Jocelyn Goharty describes the work of documenting talatat at Karnak.
  • Old Kingdom Tomb Art - Sarah Griffiths explores the conventions of two-dimensional art in the tomb of Kagemni.
  •  Per Mesut: for Younger Readers - Hilary Wilson on Nomes and Boundaries.

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