Ancient Egypt Magazine 76

'- From the Editor - Egyptological news from Egypt and elsewhere, some good and some bad.
- Mentuemhet, Prince of Thebes - Betty Schneider describes the rise to power of a noble of the Third Intermediate Period.
- Technological Giants - Alan Reiblein explores the achievements of the ancient Egyptians in various technologies.
- The Belgian Excavations in Elkab - Raymond Betz summarises the huge achievements of the Belgian mission to Elkab during the past seventy-five years.
- Death and Life in Old Kingdom Elkab - The Belgian mission to Elkab has recently made the remarkable discovery of an Old Kingdom town, as Dirk Huyge describes.
- The Sacred Ibis - Stephanie Atherton looks at one of the iconic symbols of ancient Egypt.
- The Amarna Project - Prof. Barry Kemp brings readers up to date with the work of his team last autumn.
- Per Mesut: for Younger Readers - Hilary Wilson writes about Popular Songs.
- Beautiful Butterfies - Their use in ancient Egyptian art is described by Magda van Ryneveld.
- Ancient and Modern Animal Care - Diane Woolley discovers that animals may be capable of choosing their own medicines!

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Highlights:

  • From the Editor - Egyptological news from Egypt and elsewhere, some good and some bad.
  • Mentuemhet, Prince of Thebes - Betty Schneider describes the rise to power of a noble of the Third Intermediate Period.
  • Technological Giants - Alan Reiblein explores the achievements of the ancient Egyptians in various technologies.
  • The Belgian Excavations in Elkab - Raymond Betz summarises the huge achievements of the Belgian mission to Elkab during the past seventy-five years.
  • Death and Life in Old Kingdom Elkab - The Belgian mission to Elkab has recently made the remarkable discovery of an Old Kingdom town, as Dirk Huyge describes.
  • The Sacred Ibis - Stephanie Atherton looks at one of the iconic symbols of ancient Egypt.
  • The Amarna Project - Prof. Barry Kemp brings readers up to date with the work of his team last autumn.
  •  Per Mesut: for Younger Readers - Hilary Wilson writes about Popular Songs.
  • Beautiful Butterfies - Their use in ancient Egyptian art is described by Magda van Ryneveld.
  • Ancient and Modern Animal Care - Diane Woolley discovers that animals may be capable of choosing their own medicines!

From the Editor:

– Egyptological news from Egypt and elsewhere, some good and some bad.
– Mentuemhet, Prince of Thebes – Betty Schneider describes the rise to power of a noble of the Third Intermediate Period.
– Technological Giants – Alan Reiblein explores the achievements of the ancient Egyptians in various technologies.
– The Belgian Excavations in Elkab – Raymond Betz summarises the huge achievements of the Belgian mission to Elkab during the past seventy-five years.
– Death and Life in Old Kingdom Elkab – The Belgian mission to Elkab has recently made the remarkable discovery of an Old Kingdom town, as Dirk Huyge describes.
– The Sacred Ibis – Stephanie Atherton looks at one of the iconic symbols of ancient Egypt.
– The Amarna Project – Prof. Barry Kemp brings readers up to date with the work of his team last autumn.
– Per Mesut: for Younger Readers – Hilary Wilson writes about Popular Songs.
– Beautiful Butterfies – Their use in ancient Egyptian art is described by Magda van Ryneveld.
– Ancient and Modern Animal Care – Diane Woolley discovers that animals may be capable of choosing their own medicines!

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Cover Date: Feb / Mar 2013 | Volume 13 Issue Volume 13 Issue 4

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