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The overseer of works in Memphis and Thebes: studies in honour of Nigel Strudwick / edited by Melanie Pitkin with the assistance of Trevor F. Emmett, Meghan Strong and Alexandra Woods

Penn Museum Library - Egyptian Collection DT62.T6 O94 2023
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Format:
Book
Contributor:
Pitkin, Melanie, editor.
Strudwick, Nigel, honouree.
Language:
English
German
Subjects (All):
Funeral rites and ceremonies, Ancient--Egypt.
Funeral rites and ceremonies, Ancient.
Egyptology--History--19th century.
Egyptology.
Egyptology--History--20th century.
Egyptology--History--21st century.
Excavations (Archaeology)--Egypt--Valley of the Kings.
Excavations (Archaeology).
Inscriptions, Egyptian.
Grave goods--Egypt.
Grave goods.
Mummies--Egypt.
Mummies.
Mural painting and decoration, Egyptian.
Tombs--Egypt--Thebes (Extinct city).
Tombs.
Antiquities.
Manners and customs.
Strudwick, Nigel.
Egypt--Antiquities.
Egypt.
Egypt--Social life and customs.
Egypt--Thebes (Extinct city).
Egypt--Valley of the Kings.
Genre:
History.
Physical Description:
xxviii, 395 pages : illustrations (chiefly color), maps ; 28 cm
Place of Publication:
[United Kingdom] : Abercromby Press, 2023.
Language Note:
Text in English, and one article in German
Summary:
"This well-merited Festschrift is a celebration of the outstanding career and achievements of Dr Nigel Strudwick. Comprising twenty-five essays from a host of internationally renowned scholars, it focuses chiefly upon Nigel's main research interests: Old Kingdom administration, the documentation of the monuments of the Theban necropolis during the New Kingdom, ancient tomb robbery, and the use of computers in Egyptology."--Publisher's website.
Contents:
Newly discovered tombs of 'gracious of arm' officials from Abusir / Miroslav B̀rta
Hetep-ni-ptah Hepi, G 7521 / Edward Brovarski
An irritating title from the Old Kingdom / Vivienne Gae Callender
Evidence for more statues of Menkaure / Florence Dunn Friedman, with the assistance of Michelle Pisa
Posthumous administrative promotions in Elephantine in the late Old Kingdom / Alejandro Jim̌nez-Serrano
The burial of sons within their fathers' mastabas at Saqqara: shortage of space or filial affection? / Naguib Kanawati
The false door of Iry - Vatican Museums Inv. No. 22775 - (re)published / Massimiliano Nuzzolo
Re-examining the false door of Hemi-Ra from the Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge / Melanie Pitkin, Helen Strudwick, Flavia Ravaioli, Trevor F. Emmett and Matthew Beesley
How utterance and translation change perception - Hw and sjA in the Pyramid Texts / Joanna Popielska-Grzybowska
Kleine Erg̃nzungen zu Inschriften des Alten Reiches aus den Grabungen Selim Hassan in Giza
Mastabas des KA-m-nfrt und des Nj-[MAa?]t-Raw(?) / Karl Seyfried
Remembering Memphis / M. Helena Trindade Lopes
Female attendants in the tomb decoration of late Fifth Dynasty Queens / Hana Vymazalov̀
Statistic 'facts' versus Egyptological 'Feelings' / Reň van Walsem
Tuthmosis IV - Some thoughts on the presumed reign length / David A. Aston
Theban Tomb C.3 and the statue of Amenhotep Cairo JE 99148 / Laurent Bavay
Ancient robbery and reuse between the late Eighteenth and the early Nineteenth Dynasty: a view from the tomb MIDAN.05 at Dra Abu el-Naga / Marilina Betṛ
Wood scarcity and tomb robbery: how Deir el-Medina became a centre of coffin production in the Twentieth Dynasty / Kathlyn M. Cooney
The self-presentation of the royal butler Djehuty (Theban Tomb 110) / Ronald J. Leprohon
The phantom 'Temple of Ankhkheperure in Thebes' / Nicholas Reeves
Birds, blooms and butterflies: creating the 'natural world' in Eighteenth Dynasty Theban tomb decoration / Gay Robins
A tomb discovered at Western Thebes in 1825, and its contents / John H. Taylor
A stela of the family of Sennedjem and the goddess Mut / Emily Teeter
A banquet in the tomb of Wensu (TT A4) / Christiane Ziegler
Pioneering the use of computers in Egyptology (1966-2010) / Hans van den Berg, Helen Strudwick and Dag Bergman
How artificial intelligence can be of service to digital Egyptology / Heleen Wilbrink
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references.
ISBN:
9781912246168
1912246163
OCLC:
1418732511
Publisher Number:
90102764722

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