Ancient Egypt Magazine 70

'- News from the Editor - Egyptological news from Egypt and the UK.
- News from Amarna - Professor Barry Kemp, Director of the Amarna Project, reports on the 2011 season of restoration and excavation of Akhenaten’s capital city.
- Nefertiti’s New Home - The Neues Museum in Berlin, which now houses the world-famous bust of Nefertiti as well as one of the finest Egyptogy collections in the world, is itself a remarkable building, as Mark Walker explains.
- The Metropolitan Dig House - Marcel and Monica Maessen write about one of the most impressive of the ‘homes from home’ occupied by Egyptologists working for long periods in Egypt.
- The KNH Centre - Rosalie David describes the Centre’s research project based upon the finds of Sir Grafton Elliot Smith and AE’s Editor reports on the exhibition Grave Secrets.
- Egypt’s Western Desert - Colin Reader describes the underlying geology that shapes the landscape of this fascinating region of Egypt.
- South Asasif Necropolis: Season 2011 - A busy year of excavation and restoration at an important Late Period tomb is described by Dr. Elena Pischicova.
- Per Mesut: for Younger Readers - Hilary Wilson describes how the Ancient Egyptians solved the problem of Living Without Money

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Highlights:

  • News from the Editor - Egyptological news from Egypt and the UK.
  • News from Amarna - Professor Barry Kemp, Director of the Amarna Project, reports on the 2011 season of restoration and excavation of Akhenaten’s capital city.
  • Nefertiti’s New Home - The Neues Museum in Berlin, which now houses the world-famous bust of Nefertiti as well as one of the finest Egyptogy collections in the world, is itself a remarkable building, as Mark Walker explains.
  • The Metropolitan Dig House - Marcel and Monica Maessen write about one of the most impressive of the ‘homes from home’ occupied by Egyptologists working for long periods in Egypt.
  • The KNH Centre - Rosalie David describes the Centre’s research project based upon the finds of Sir Grafton Elliot Smith and AE’s Editor reports on the exhibition Grave Secrets.
  • Egypt’s Western Desert - Colin Reader describes the underlying geology that shapes the landscape of this fascinating region of Egypt.
  • South Asasif Necropolis: Season 2011 - A busy year of excavation and restoration at an important Late Period tomb is described by Dr. Elena Pischicova.
  •  Per Mesut: for Younger Readers - Hilary Wilson describes how the Ancient Egyptians solved the problem of Living Without Money

From the Editor:

– Egyptological news from Egypt and the UK.
– News from Amarna – Professor Barry Kemp, Director of the Amarna Project, reports on the 2011 season of restoration and excavation of Akhenaten’s capital city.
– Nefertiti’s New Home – The Neues Museum in Berlin, which now houses the world-famous bust of Nefertiti as well as one of the finest Egyptogy collections in the world, is itself a remarkable building, as Mark Walker explains.
– The Metropolitan Dig House – Marcel and Monica Maessen write about one of the most impressive of the ‘homes from home’ occupied by Egyptologists working for long periods in Egypt.
– The KNH Centre – Rosalie David describes the Centre’s research project based upon the finds of Sir Grafton Elliot Smith and AE’s Editor reports on the exhibition Grave Secrets.
– Egypt’s Western Desert – Colin Reader describes the underlying geology that shapes the landscape of this fascinating region of Egypt.
– South Asasif Necropolis: Season 2011 – A busy year of excavation and restoration at an important Late Period tomb is described by Dr. Elena Pischicova.
– Per Mesut: for Younger Readers – Hilary Wilson describes how the Ancient Egyptians solved the problem of Living Without Money

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Cover Date: Feb / Mar 2012 | Volume 12 Issue Volume 12 Issue 4

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