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Aspects of Ramesside Egypt

1979
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Dream Interpretation in the Ramesside Age

, 2011
This paper explores the rise of dream interpretation in Egypt's Ramesside Age against the social and political backdrop of the New ...
Kasia Szpakowska
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11. Ramesside Reuse at Heliopolis

2017
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Historical Observations on Ramesside Nubia

1977
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The Identity of the Ramesside Queen Tyti

The Journal of Egyptian Archaeology, 1985
Jusque-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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Shipping and Trade in Ramesside Egypt

Journal of the Economic and Social History of the Orient, 1992
Apart from commerce carried on at the local level between villages, the redistribution system of the Egyptian economy, in a physical sense, operated by shipping along the Nile and ancillary canals. For this reason, a study of the documents concerned with shipping and trade is essential to a study of the commercial operations of the large institutions ...
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Ramesside Inscriptions

Journal of the American Research Center in Egypt, 1971
Hans Goedicke, K. A. Kitchen
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Ramesside Administrative Documents

The Journal of Egyptian Archaeology, 1951
R. O. Faulkner, Alan Gardiner
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A Ramesside Ruler Offers Incense

Journal of Near Eastern Studies, 1972
IN 1965 an interesting relief was added to the Egyptian Collection of the Detroit Institute of Arts which represents a ruler in the act of offering incense.1 The preserved portion of the irregular limestone slab includes most of the upper torso of the king with head, headdress, and arms. The left hand, which holds the censer, half of the censer itself,
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RAMESSIDE GLASS‐COLOURING CRUCIBLES*

Archaeometry, 1997
The preparation of glass in New Kingdom Egypt heavily involved the use of crucibles. Shape, mode of operation and function of these vessels have been reconstructed on the basis of new, stratified material from the excavation at Qantir, eastern Nile Delta.
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