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TOP PAPERS FROM YOUR NEWSFEED Emily Teeter Bookmarked by Kasia Szpakowska Corrections to Teeter, Scarabs, Scaraboids and Seal Impressions List of corrections for date or provenience for some objects in a catalog of material from Medinet Habu, drawn from reviews of the book. Download Bookmark Emily Teeter Bookmarked by Ellen Morris Female Musicians in Pharaonic Egypt Download Bookmark Salima Ikram American University in Cairo, Sociology, Anthropology, Psychology and Egyptology, Faculty Member 2015. "Experimental Archaeology: From Meadow to Em-baa-lming Table." In C. Graves-Brown (ed.) Egyptology in the Present: Experiential and Experimental Methods in Archaeology. Swansea: The Classical Press of Wales, 53-74. Download Bookmark Deborah Sweeney Tel Aviv University, Archaeology and Ancient Near Eastern Cultures, Faculty Member D. Sweeney, "Women at Worship on Deir el-Medîna Stelae," in: J. Toivari-Viitala, T. Vartiainen, S. Uvanto (eds.), Deir el-Medina Studies. Helsinki June 24–26, Proceedings, Helsinki, 2014, 181-193. Women at Deir el-Medîna erected stelae far more rarely than men did. This article assembles and discusses the 22 examples known so far (including a couple of stelae attributed to the site on stylistic grounds), the deities to whom they are dedicated, their iconography, and background information about the women who dedicated them and why they might have chosen to do so. As Gay Robins has shown, the decorum of Egyptian stela decoration required male stela donors to occupy the most prestigious position on the stela, closest to the god. A woman who wanted to dedicate a stela together with her... Download Bookmark Thomas Schneider Bookmarked by Ellen Morris Contextualising the Tale of the Herdsman. In: Egyptian Stories. A British Egyptological Tribute in Honour of Alan B. Lloyd on the Occasion of His Retirement (AOAT 347), Münster 2007, 187-196. 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ICAANE Basel Proceedings. 2016 This paper describes some of the results of the excavations of the Early Bronze Age III non-elite neighbourhood in Area E of Tell es-Safi/Gath, Israel. The neighbourhood contained a layout that is found at other EB urban centres, including sturdy small multi-room houses, often with a courtyard and in few cases a small storage room. Occupants had access to local and some interregional trade goods, used various recording methods, sacrificed expensive animals, and built and maintained the neighbourhood over a long period of time. These results are discussed in conjunction with other EB finds... Download Bookmark Nico Staring Bookmarked by Ellen Morris Staring, N.T.B. 2015. Studies in the Saqqara New Kingdom Necropolis. From the Mid-19th Century Exploration of the Site to New Insights into the Life and Death of Memphite Officials, Their Tombs and the Use of Sacred Space. PhD thesis, Macquarie University. Sydney. 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