Ancient Egypt Magazine 80

'- From the Editor - Egyptological news from Egypt and elsewhere, including the destruction of Mellawi Museum.
- Cobra Goddesses - Joyce Tyldesley continues her series of articles examining Egypt’s better-known deities.
- How West Park Museum Acquired its Collection - Alan Hayward and Rose Smith tell the story of Marianne Brocklehurst’s contribution.
- Sandal-Making in Ancient Egypt is described by Magda van Ryneveld.
- Crumbling Pyramids - An explanation for the collapse of some pyramids is suggested by Peter James.
- Making Khufu’s Granite Sarcophagus Experiments - by Denys Stocks reveal the secrets of the ancient stone-workers.
- Egypt at Pompeii -The inhabitants of Pompeii were evidently fascinated by the culture of Ancient Egypt.
- The Temple of Isis at Pompeii - Mark Walker describes this iconic building, compares it with Egyptian temples dedicated to Isis, and considers how it has been portrayed in modern fiction and on film.
- Per Mesut: for Younger Readers - Hilary Wilson explains the meaning to Ancient Egyptians of“Green”.
- Egyptianising Liverpool - Fay Samuels brings readers more examples of the influence of Egypt on the city’s architecture.

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Highlights:

  • From the Editor - Egyptological news from Egypt and elsewhere, including the destruction of Mellawi Museum.
  • Cobra Goddesses - Joyce Tyldesley continues her series of articles examining Egypt’s better-known deities.
  • How West Park Museum Acquired its Collection - Alan Hayward and Rose Smith tell the story of Marianne Brocklehurst’s contribution.
  • Sandal-Making in Ancient Egypt is described by Magda van Ryneveld.
  • Crumbling Pyramids - An explanation for the collapse of some pyramids is suggested by Peter James.
  • Making Khufu’s Granite Sarcophagus Experiments - by Denys Stocks reveal the secrets of the ancient stone-workers.
  • Egypt at Pompeii -The inhabitants of Pompeii were evidently fascinated by the culture of Ancient Egypt.
  • The Temple of Isis at Pompeii - Mark Walker describes this iconic building, compares it with Egyptian temples dedicated to Isis, and considers how it has been portrayed in modern fiction and on film.
  • Per Mesut: for Younger Readers - Hilary Wilson explains the meaning to Ancient Egyptians of“Green”.
  • Egyptianising Liverpool - Fay Samuels brings readers more examples of the influence of Egypt on the city’s architecture.

From the Editor:

– Egyptological news from Egypt and elsewhere, including the destruction of Mellawi Museum.
– Cobra Goddesses – Joyce Tyldesley continues her series of articles examining Egypt’s better-known deities.
– How West Park Museum Acquired its Collection – Alan Hayward and Rose Smith tell the story of Marianne Brocklehurst’s contribution.
– Sandal-Making in Ancient Egypt is described by Magda van Ryneveld.
– Crumbling Pyramids – An explanation for the collapse of some pyramids is suggested by Peter James.
– Making Khufu’s Granite Sarcophagus Experiments – by Denys Stocks reveal the secrets of the ancient stone-workers.
– Egypt at Pompeii -The inhabitants of Pompeii were evidently fascinated by the culture of Ancient Egypt.
– The Temple of Isis at Pompeii – Mark Walker describes this iconic building, compares it with Egyptian temples dedicated to Isis, and considers how it has been portrayed in modern fiction and on film.
– Per Mesut: for Younger Readers – Hilary Wilson explains the meaning to Ancient Egyptians of“Green”.
– Egyptianising Liverpool – Fay Samuels brings readers more examples of the influence of Egypt on the city’s architecture.

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Cover Date: Oct / Nov 2013 | Volume 14 Issue Volume 14 Issue 2

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