Ancient Egypt Magazine 75

'- From the Editor - News from Egypt, the opening of the new Manchester Museum galleries, and a sad loss.
- Servants of Hekhet - Lou Selene-Sayell describes midwifery and childbirth in ancient Egypt.
- The Somers Clarke House at El-Kab - The Belgian dig-house is in need of urgent repairs, reports Raymond Betz.
- Can You Play Senet? - Ian Johnsone tells you how.
- The KNH Centre - In the sixth of a series of articles based around the work of the Centre, Iwona Kosieradzka-Ogunmakin comes Face-to-Face with the Dead.
- The Manchester Museum - Campbell Price introduces the new Egyptology galleries.
- The Ancient Practice of Tattooing - The art of skin Decoration dates back to prehistoric times, says Elisabeth Kerner.
- Who Was the Father of Diplomacy? - Jennifer Stephenson takes issue with the article in AE74 and introduces her own candidate for the role.
- Hathor: the Golden One - In the fourth article in a series, Joyce Tyldesley tells us about the cow-goddess.
- Per Mesut: for Younger Readers - In the run-up to Christmas, Hilary Wilson tells us about ancient Egyptian Toys.

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Ancient Egypt Magazine 75

Highlights:

  • From the Editor - News from Egypt, the opening of the new Manchester Museum galleries, and a sad loss.
  • Servants of Hekhet - Lou Selene-Sayell describes midwifery and childbirth in ancient Egypt.
  • The Somers Clarke House at El-Kab - The Belgian dig-house is in need of urgent repairs, reports Raymond Betz.
  • Can You Play Senet? - Ian Johnsone tells you how.
  • The KNH Centre - In the sixth of a series of articles based around the work of the Centre, Iwona Kosieradzka-Ogunmakin comes Face-to-Face with the Dead.
  • The Manchester Museum - Campbell Price introduces the new Egyptology galleries.
  • The Ancient Practice of Tattooing - The art of skin Decoration dates back to prehistoric times, says Elisabeth Kerner.
  • Who Was the Father of Diplomacy? - Jennifer Stephenson takes issue with the article in AE74 and introduces her own candidate for the role.
  • Hathor: the Golden One - In the fourth article in a series, Joyce Tyldesley tells us about the cow-goddess.
  •  Per Mesut: for Younger Readers - In the run-up to Christmas, Hilary Wilson tells us about ancient Egyptian Toys.

From the Editor:

– News from Egypt, the opening of the new Manchester Museum galleries, and a sad loss.
– Servants of Hekhet – Lou Selene-Sayell describes midwifery and childbirth in ancient Egypt.
– The Somers Clarke House at El-Kab – The Belgian dig-house is in need of urgent repairs, reports Raymond Betz.
– Can You Play Senet? – Ian Johnsone tells you how.
– The KNH Centre – In the sixth of a series of articles based around the work of the Centre, Iwona Kosieradzka-Ogunmakin comes Face-to-Face with the Dead.
– The Manchester Museum – Campbell Price introduces the new Egyptology galleries.
– The Ancient Practice of Tattooing – The art of skin Decoration dates back to prehistoric times, says Elisabeth Kerner.
– Who Was the Father of Diplomacy? – Jennifer Stephenson takes issue with the article in AE74 and introduces her own candidate for the role.
– Hathor: the Golden One – In the fourth article in a series, Joyce Tyldesley tells us about the cow-goddess.
– Per Mesut: for Younger Readers – In the run-up to Christmas, Hilary Wilson tells us about ancient Egyptian Toys.

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