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Egyptian Archaeology and Social Anthropology
2015AbstractThe article explores anthropological perspectives on pharaonic Egypt (ca. 3300–332 BCE). Central authority absorbed economic resources via local temples but had no interest in penetrating the minds of the people. The body horizon was the scale within the reach of individuals, underpinned by the organization of thought toward the ego in the ...
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The Egyptians: An Introduction to Egyptian Archaeology
The International Journal of African Historical Studies, 1978Bruce Trigger, John Ruffle
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The Egyptians. An Introduction to Egyptian Archaeology
ASA Review of Books, 1979Boulos Ayad Ayad, John Ruffle
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A History of Egyptian Archaeology
Journal of Biblical Literature, 1969John Van Seters, Fred Gladstone Bratton
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A History of Egyptian Archaeology
Journal of the American Research Center in Egypt, 1973Kent R. Weeks, Fred Gladstone Bratton
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Archaeology and Geology of Ancient Egyptian Stones
<p>The ancient Egyptian Civilization dominated the northeast corner of Africa—including modern-day Egypt and, at times, northern Sudan—from about 3000 BC at the beginning of the Dynastic period to AD 642 at the end of the Roman period. Most of what it left behind consists of stones of many kinds.openaire +2 more sources
Egyptian archaeology in multiple realities: Integrating XR technologies and museum outreach
Digital Applications in Archaeology and Cultural Heritage, 2022Sara Zaia
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