Ancient Egypt Magazine 97

'- From the Editor - Reports by Peter Phillips on the Bloomsbury Summer School study day on Hierakonpolis and the festschrift presentation to Professor Rosalie David.
- News - Egyptological news items from Egypt and elsewhere summarised by Sarah Griffiths and Peter Phillips.
- The Temple of Tuy(a) = Raymond Betz reports on the latest discoveries made during the excavation of this site in the Ramesseum.
- Sunken Cities: Egypt Lost Worlds - Peter Phillips brings readers a selection of photographs of the major BP exhibition currently showing at the British Museum.
- Tales from Ancient Egypt - In the first of a series of articles on myths and tales from ancient Egypt, Joyce Tyldesley considers the creation of the world.
- About the Efficacy of Egyptian Pregnancy Tests - Surprisingly, an ancient Egyptian pregnancy test actually works, says Amandine Marshall.
- The Lotus of Ancient Egypt - Joseph L. Thimes explores the importance of this iconic plant to the ancient Egyptians.
- Per Mesut: for Younger Readers - Knives and swords firstly made of flint and later of bronze, were prized possessions in ancient Egypt explains Hilary Wilson.

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Highlights:

  • From the Editor - Reports by Peter Phillips on the Bloomsbury Summer School study day on Hierakonpolis and the festschrift presentation to Professor Rosalie David.
  • News - Egyptological news items from Egypt and elsewhere summarised by Sarah Griffiths and Peter Phillips.
  • The Temple of Tuy(a) = Raymond Betz reports on the latest discoveries made during the excavation of this site in the Ramesseum.
  •  Sunken Cities: Egypt Lost Worlds - Peter Phillips brings readers a selection of photographs of the major BP exhibition currently showing at the British Museum.
  • Tales from Ancient Egypt - In the first of a series of articles on myths and tales from ancient Egypt, Joyce Tyldesley considers the creation of the world.
  • About the Efficacy of Egyptian Pregnancy Tests - Surprisingly, an ancient Egyptian pregnancy test actually works, says Amandine Marshall.
  • The Lotus of Ancient Egypt - Joseph L. Thimes explores the importance of this iconic plant to the ancient Egyptians.
  •  Per Mesut: for Younger Readers - Knives and swords firstly made of flint and later of bronze, were prized possessions in ancient Egypt explains Hilary Wilson.

From the Editor:

– Reports by Peter Phillips on the Bloomsbury Summer School study day on Hierakonpolis and the festschrift presentation to Professor Rosalie David.
– News – Egyptological news items from Egypt and elsewhere summarised by Sarah Griffiths and Peter Phillips.
– The Temple of Tuy(a) = Raymond Betz reports on the latest discoveries made during the excavation of this site in the Ramesseum.
– Sunken Cities: Egypt Lost Worlds – Peter Phillips brings readers a selection of photographs of the major BP exhibition currently showing at the British Museum.
– Tales from Ancient Egypt – In the first of a series of articles on myths and tales from ancient Egypt, Joyce Tyldesley considers the creation of the world.
– About the Efficacy of Egyptian Pregnancy Tests – Surprisingly, an ancient Egyptian pregnancy test actually works, says Amandine Marshall.
– The Lotus of Ancient Egypt – Joseph L. Thimes explores the importance of this iconic plant to the ancient Egyptians.
– Per Mesut: for Younger Readers – Knives and swords firstly made of flint and later of bronze, were prized possessions in ancient Egypt explains Hilary Wilson.

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Cover Date: Aug / Sep 2016 | Volume 17 Issue Volume 17 Issue 1

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