Ancient Egypt Magazine 71

'- News from the Editor - Egyptological news from Egypt and the UK, including a report on the Pharaoh King of Egypt Exhibition in Leeds.
- Outstanding Egypt - Alan Jeffreys brings readers some beautiful nineteenth century stereo images of Egypt.
- Egypt’s Green Pump for All Time - The story of the sakiyya is told by Bill Key.
- The KNH Centre - The role of teeth in reconstructing life from the skeleton is described by Roger Forshaw.
- Egypt in 1931 - Anne Midgley recreates her grandfather’s adventurous visit.
- Egypt in 1949/50 - Ivan Sparkes describes his experiences as a soldier stationed in the country.
- Meroë: The Last Outpost of Ancient Egypt - The history and monuments of this region in Sudanese Upper Nubia are examined and illustrated by Dr. Aidan Dodson.
- Osiris: King of the Dead - The second in a series about Egypt’s gods and goddesses written by Dr. Joyce Tyldesley.
- Egypt’s Heritage as Gifts - Hend Abd el-Rahman tells readers about the many treasures given away to foreigners.
- Per Mesut: for Younger Readers - Hilary Wilson describes the use of horns in the iconography of ancient Egypt.

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Highlights:

  • News from the Editor - Egyptological news from Egypt and the UK, including a report on the Pharaoh King of Egypt Exhibition in Leeds.
  • Outstanding Egypt - Alan Jeffreys brings readers some beautiful nineteenth century stereo images of Egypt.
  • Egypt’s Green Pump for All Time - The story of the sakiyya is told by Bill Key.
  • The KNH Centre - The role of teeth in reconstructing life from the skeleton is described by Roger Forshaw.
  • Egypt in 1931 - Anne Midgley recreates her grandfather’s adventurous visit.
  • Egypt in 1949/50 - Ivan Sparkes describes his experiences as a soldier stationed in the country.
  • Meroë: The Last Outpost of Ancient Egypt - The history and monuments of this region in Sudanese Upper Nubia are examined and illustrated by Dr. Aidan Dodson.
  • Osiris: King of the Dead - The second in a series about Egypt’s gods and goddesses written by Dr. Joyce Tyldesley.
  • Egypt’s Heritage as Gifts - Hend Abd el-Rahman tells readers about the many treasures given away to foreigners.
  •  Per Mesut: for Younger Readers - Hilary Wilson describes the use of horns in the iconography of ancient Egypt.

From the Editor:

– Egyptological news from Egypt and the UK, including a report on the Pharaoh King of Egypt Exhibition in Leeds.
– Outstanding Egypt – Alan Jeffreys brings readers some beautiful nineteenth century stereo images of Egypt.
– Egypt’s Green Pump for All Time – The story of the sakiyya is told by Bill Key.
– The KNH Centre – The role of teeth in reconstructing life from the skeleton is described by Roger Forshaw.
– Egypt in 1931 – Anne Midgley recreates her grandfather’s adventurous visit.
– Egypt in 1949/50 – Ivan Sparkes describes his experiences as a soldier stationed in the country.
– Meroë: The Last Outpost of Ancient Egypt – The history and monuments of this region in Sudanese Upper Nubia are examined and illustrated by Dr. Aidan Dodson.
– Osiris: King of the Dead – The second in a series about Egypt’s gods and goddesses written by Dr. Joyce Tyldesley.
– Egypt’s Heritage as Gifts – Hend Abd el-Rahman tells readers about the many treasures given away to foreigners.
– Per Mesut: for Younger Readers – Hilary Wilson describes the use of horns in the iconography of ancient Egypt.

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Cover Date: Apr / May 2012 | Volume 12 Issue Volume 12 Issue 5

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