Ancient Egypt Magazine 93

'- From the Editors - Egyptological news from Egypt and elsewhere.
- The Efficacy of Eating Fly Specks! - Amandine Marshall investigates this unusual ancient Egyptian medicine.
- Signatures on the Stones - What tools did the ancient craftsmen use to carve their monuments with such sharp definition? Peter Brooks gives his answer.
- The Last Coffin - Jan Summers (Duffy) examines Tutankhamun’s solid gold inner coffin.
- Khnumhotep II’s Tomb Paintings - Joseph L. Thimes examines the famous scenes in this Beni Hasan tomb.
- What’s New in Luxor? Part 3 – Thebes South - Raymond Betz continues his report on newly-opened tombs and monuments to visit in Luxor.
- Egypt’s Sun Queens: Part 3 – Sunset - In the ninth in her series of articles exploring Egypt’s better-known queens, Joyce Tyldesley tells us about the later Amarna royal women.
- Predynastic Boats ... “... or are they?” asks Christine Dubery.
- Per Mesut: for Younger Readers - Tortoise or Turtle? One of them had magical properties in ancient Egypt, says Hilary Wilson.

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Highlights:

  • From the Editors - Egyptological news from Egypt and elsewhere.
  • The Efficacy of Eating Fly Specks! - Amandine Marshall investigates this unusual ancient Egyptian medicine.
  • Signatures on the Stones - What tools did the ancient craftsmen use to carve their monuments with such sharp definition? Peter Brooks gives his answer.
  • The Last Coffin - Jan Summers (Duffy) examines Tutankhamun’s solid gold inner coffin.
  • Khnumhotep II’s Tomb Paintings - Joseph L. Thimes examines the famous scenes in this Beni Hasan tomb.
  • What’s New in Luxor? Part 3 – Thebes South - Raymond Betz continues his report on newly-opened tombs and monuments to visit in Luxor.
  • Egypt’s Sun Queens: Part 3 – Sunset - In the ninth in her series of articles exploring Egypt’s better-known queens, Joyce Tyldesley tells us about the later Amarna royal women.
  • Predynastic Boats ... “... or are they?” asks Christine Dubery.
  •  Per Mesut: for Younger Readers - Tortoise or Turtle? One of them had magical properties in ancient Egypt, says Hilary Wilson.

From the Editor:

s – Egyptological news from Egypt and elsewhere.
– The Efficacy of Eating Fly Specks! – Amandine Marshall investigates this unusual ancient Egyptian medicine.
– Signatures on the Stones – What tools did the ancient craftsmen use to carve their monuments with such sharp definition? Peter Brooks gives his answer.
– The Last Coffin – Jan Summers (Duffy) examines Tutankhamun’s solid gold inner coffin.
– Khnumhotep II’s Tomb Paintings – Joseph L. Thimes examines the famous scenes in this Beni Hasan tomb.
– What’s New in Luxor? Part 3 – Thebes South – Raymond Betz continues his report on newly-opened tombs and monuments to visit in Luxor.
– Egypt’s Sun Queens: Part 3 – Sunset – In the ninth in her series of articles exploring Egypt’s better-known queens, Joyce Tyldesley tells us about the later Amarna royal women.
– Predynastic Boats … “… or are they?” asks Christine Dubery.
– Per Mesut: for Younger Readers – Tortoise or Turtle? One of them had magical properties in ancient Egypt, says Hilary Wilson.

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