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– KV63:
AE brings you the fourth installment of
the account of clearing the tomb in the Valley of the Kings and its
fascinating and intriguing contents.
– Dying to be Egyptian:
Elisabeth Kerner examines some
lesser-known
funerary monuments in London, in the cemeteries of Brompton , Putney Vale and
Abney Park.
– The Ancient Stones
Speak: Reading Egyptian Hieroglyphs.
In a series of three articles Pam Scott
offers an approachable introduction to reading hieroglyphic inscriptions on
monuments and museum objects.
– Ancient Egypt and The
Bible:
Michael Tunnicliffe looks at the many
Biblical references to Egypt and discusses their interpretation in the light
of the archaeological records.
– Images of the Rekhyt
from ancient Egypt:
Kenneth Griffin looks at the many
representations of the rekhyt bird and their symbolic meaning.
– The Tomb of Harwa at
Thebes:
Chris Naunton looks at the little-known
but impressive tomb of Harwa, a high official of the Twenty-fifth Dynasty, in
the Assasif on the West Bank of the Nile at Luxor.
– The Friends of Nekhen:
Nubians in Hierakonpolis.
Renée Friedman brings readers her fifth
report on work at the fascinating site of ancient Nekhen. Plus news from our
Egypt Correspondent, reviews etc ...
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