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Bilateral parietal thinning in bronze age skull. [PDF]

Br Med J, 1969
Dutta PC.
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Pathological changes in mummies. [PDF]

Proc R Soc Med, 1961
ROWLING JT.
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Dwarfism in Egypt and classical antiquity: iconography and medical history. [PDF]

Med Hist, 1988
Dasen V.
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Resumos de dissertações

, 2021
Bezerra, Sueyla Malcher, do Espírito Santo, Ivanilde de Souza, Monteiro, Antonio Eduardo Gomes, Oliveira, Letícia Sales da Costa, Pinto, Rafaela da Cunha, Cardoso, Letícia Malcher, de Oliveira, Khety Elane Holanda, Vilhena, Renata Kelly Costa, de Jesus, Edenilze Conceição Silva   +8 more
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The Reign of Merikare Khety

Demidchik, Arkadi E.
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The Decoration of the Rock-cut Chapel of Khety II at Asyut

El-Khadragy, Mahmoud
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The Message of King Wahankh Antef II to Khety, Ruler of Heracleopolis

Zeitschrift Fuer Aegyptische Sprache Und Altertumskunde, 1997
Presentation d'une stele (JdE 41437) relatant la mission d'un certain Djari qui fit parvenir un message royal de Thebes au souverain d'Heracleopolis, Khety. Ce message est de la plus grande importance pour notre connaissance de l'histoire de la onzieme dynastie. La presente note est une tentative d'interpretation de la demande d'Antef II au roi du nord.
JOHN COLEMAN DARNELL
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Studies in the Twelfth Egyptian Dynasty IV: The Early Twelfth Dynasty False-Door/ Stela of Khety-ankh/Heni from Matariya/Ain Shams (Heliopolis)

Journal of the American Research Center in Egypt, 2001
During the epigraphic mission of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston-Yale University Project in the mastaba fields at Giza, in the mid-1980s, the Antiquities Director in charge at Giza, Dr. Zahi Hawass, asked if an artist member of the staff could go to Heliopolis to trace a false-door stela found there. Accordingly Mr.
William Kelly Simpson
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Qohelet’s satire of the chores: Ecclesiastes 10.8–11, the Teaching of Khety, and the limits of wisdom

Journal for the Study of the Old Testament
This study offers an interpretation of Ecclesiastes 10.8–11 in light of the Egyptian literary topos of scribal satire most popularly exemplified by the Teaching of Khety. Scholars have traditionally posited a link between Khety and Sirach 38.24—39.11, yet Qohelet likewise lists a series of tasks, their outcomes, and, at the end ...
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A (Re)investigation of Middle Kingdom Speech Captions in Wrestling Scenes [PDF]

Journal of Egyptian Archaeology, 2017
peer reviewedThis paper studies the Reden und Rufe present in Middle Kingdom wrestling scenes found in the tombs of Senbi (Meir), Neheri I (Deir el-Bersha), and Khety (Beni Hassan). Based on a systematic study, some improvements are suggested to previous
Aurore Motte
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