Ancient Egypt Magazine 79

'- From the Editors - Egyptological news from Egypt and elsewhere.
- The Use of Ivory in Ancient Egypt - Magda van Ryneveld describes the use of this popular and versatile material.
- Nephepetra Mentuhotep: the Great Reunifier - The warrior king from the south left an enduring legacy, as Sarah Griffiths discovered.
- Walk Like an Egyptian - ... among the Egyptianising tombs of Kensal Green Cemetery with Cathie Bryan.
- Epigraphic Survey/Chicago House 2011-2013 Field Season - W. Raymond Johnson brings readers news of the work of his team in Luxor during the last season.
- To Be Or Not To Be: Circumcision in Ancient Egypt - Finding evidence for this ancient practice can be tricky says Connie Lord.
- “The Name’s Over The Door”: Ancient Egyptian Funerary Cones - Peter Clayton looks at this neglected but important source of information.
- A Ptolemaic Bust in Mariemont Museum: The Detective Story ... is recounted by Raymond Betz.
- Maths in Ancient Egypt - Egypt’s important role in the early history of mathematics is explained by Elizabeth Hind.
- Per Mesut: for Younger Readers - Hilary Wilson explains the meaning of “Brothers and Sisters”.

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Ancient Egypt Magazine 79

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Highlights:

  • From the Editors - Egyptological news from Egypt and elsewhere.
  • The Use of Ivory in Ancient Egypt - Magda van Ryneveld describes the use of this popular and versatile material.
  • Nephepetra Mentuhotep: the Great Reunifier - The warrior king from the south left an enduring legacy, as Sarah Griffiths discovered.
  • Walk Like an Egyptian - ... among the Egyptianising tombs of Kensal Green Cemetery with Cathie Bryan.
  • Epigraphic Survey/Chicago House 2011-2013 Field Season - W. Raymond Johnson brings readers news of the work of his team in Luxor during the last season.
  • To Be Or Not To Be: Circumcision in Ancient Egypt - Finding evidence for this ancient practice can be tricky says Connie Lord.
  • A Ptolemaic Bust in Mariemont Museum: The Detective Story ... is recounted by Raymond Betz.
  • Maths in Ancient Egypt - Egypt’s important role in the early history of mathematics is explained by Elizabeth Hind.
  •  Per Mesut: for Younger Readers - Hilary Wilson explains the meaning of “Brothers and Sisters”.

From the Editor:

s – Egyptological news from Egypt and elsewhere.
– The Use of Ivory in Ancient Egypt – Magda van Ryneveld describes the use of this popular and versatile material.
– Nephepetra Mentuhotep: the Great Reunifier – The warrior king from the south left an enduring legacy, as Sarah Griffiths discovered.
– Walk Like an Egyptian – … among the Egyptianising tombs of Kensal Green Cemetery with Cathie Bryan.
– Epigraphic Survey/Chicago House 2011-2013 Field Season – W. Raymond Johnson brings readers news of the work of his team in Luxor during the last season.
– To Be Or Not To Be: Circumcision in Ancient Egypt – Finding evidence for this ancient practice can be tricky says Connie Lord.
– “The Name’s Over The Door”: Ancient Egyptian Funerary Cones – Peter Clayton looks at this neglected but important source of information.
– A Ptolemaic Bust in Mariemont Museum: The Detective Story … is recounted by Raymond Betz.
– Maths in Ancient Egypt – Egypt’s important role in the early history of mathematics is explained by Elizabeth Hind.
– Per Mesut: for Younger Readers – Hilary Wilson explains the meaning of “Brothers and Sisters”.

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Cover Date: Aug / Sep 2013 | Volume 14 Issue Volume 14 Issue 1

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