Ancient Egypt Magazine 94

'- Camera Lucida - Anne Midgley experiments with a drawing aid used by early Egyptologists.
- Remembering Omm Sety - Geoffrey Lenox-Smith pays tribute to an enigmatic character from the world of Egyptology
- Ancient Egypt Transformed - Janet Robinson visits an exhibition on Egypt’s Middle Kingdom held in New York.
- What’s New in Luxor? Part 4 – Luxor and Karnak - Raymond Betz concludes his series of reports looking at monuments and museums to visit.
- Joseph’s Egyptian Palace - A tour of the Delta palace and tomb that David Rohl believes belonged to the Biblical Joseph.
- The Ramesside Queens - In the tenth in her series of articles exploring Egypt’s better-known queens, Joyce Tyldesley reaches the Nineteenth and Twentieth Dynasties.
- (Nineteenth Dynasty) Queen Takhat - Richard Geary tries to recreate her family tree.
- Per Mesut: for Younger Readers - Hilary Wilson explains why she uses the title ‘King’ for ancient Egypt’s Pharaohs.

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Ancient Egypt Magazine 94

Highlights:

  • Camera Lucida - Anne Midgley experiments with a drawing aid used by early Egyptologists.
  • Remembering Omm Sety - Geoffrey Lenox-Smith pays tribute to an enigmatic character from the world of Egyptology
  •  Ancient Egypt Transformed - Janet Robinson visits an exhibition on Egypt’s Middle Kingdom held in New York.
  • What’s New in Luxor? Part 4 – Luxor and Karnak - Raymond Betz concludes his series of reports looking at monuments and museums to visit.
  • Joseph’s Egyptian Palace - A tour of the Delta palace and tomb that David Rohl believes belonged to the Biblical Joseph.
  • The Ramesside Queens - In the tenth in her series of articles exploring Egypt’s better-known queens, Joyce Tyldesley reaches the Nineteenth and Twentieth Dynasties.
  • (Nineteenth Dynasty) Queen Takhat - Richard Geary tries to recreate her family tree.
  •  Per Mesut: for Younger Readers - Hilary Wilson explains why she uses the title ‘King’ for ancient Egypt’s Pharaohs.

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