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2013
This chapter presents the theoretical and practical aspects of the government of Egypt in the second half of the New Kingdom; that is, its intellectual principles and their implementation. It allows the Egyptian sources themselves and the intellectual model that they represent to speak for themselves rather than providing secondary-source ...
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This chapter presents the theoretical and practical aspects of the government of Egypt in the second half of the New Kingdom; that is, its intellectual principles and their implementation. It allows the Egyptian sources themselves and the intellectual model that they represent to speak for themselves rather than providing secondary-source ...
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2007
The faience vessels considered in this chapter were highlighted by Flinders Petrie in his excavation account from Serabit el-Khadem and by Geraldine Pinch in her wide-ranging work of votive offerings for Hathor. Petrie noted that fragments of two situlae in relief nos.
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The faience vessels considered in this chapter were highlighted by Flinders Petrie in his excavation account from Serabit el-Khadem and by Geraldine Pinch in her wide-ranging work of votive offerings for Hathor. Petrie noted that fragments of two situlae in relief nos.
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Zeitschrift für Ägyptische Sprache und Altertumskunde, 1969
K. A. Kitchen, G. A. Gaballa
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K. A. Kitchen, G. A. Gaballa
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The Identity of the Ramesside Queen Tyti
The Journal of Egyptian Archaeology, 1985Jusque-la mal definie dans la 20 Dynastie, la reine Tyti semble bien devoir etre rattachee au regne de Ramses III. Etude des paralleles entre les peintures de la tombe de la reine (QV 52), celles de la tombe de Ramses (KV 11) et quelques-unes des tombes de ses fils (QV 42, 43, 44, 53). Architecture et style. Le Livre des Morts.
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Ramesside Administrative Documents
The Journal of Egyptian Archaeology, 1951R. O. Faulkner, Alan Gardiner
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