Review by Campbell Price
This book is the result of the very recent PhD research of Liverpool University student Katherine Slinger – so recent, in fact, that Dr Slinger graduated after the book was published, which must be some sort of record. Unlike too many promptly published doctoral theses, the contents here are genuinely of value. Tomb Families is a comprehensive study of the placement of West Bank non-royal Theban tombs with respect to their date, and the titles held by their owners. Packed full of information that has not previously been available in a similar format, the volume puts forward intriguing connections that may have previously been overlooked, and is useful for in
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