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"THE ANTIQUITY OF OPHTHALMOLOGY". [PDF]

Br J Ophthalmol, 1945
Pollock WB.
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ECR 2012 Book of Abstracts - A - Postergraduate Educational Programme. [PDF]

Insights Imaging, 2012
European Society of Radiology (ESR).
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the reconstruction of the limestone buildings at the three names of Tuhtmosis II, Hatshepsut and Tuthmosis III at Karnak-

, 2020
The walls of these monuments were reconstructed by A. Garric, at the open-air museum of Karnak, following the plan proposed as a hypothesis by J. Fr. Carlotti and L. Gabolde. However, the observation of the blocks reconstructing the decorated faces of the walls makes it possible to propose a new arrangement, the plan of which adapts to the surface ...
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From Tuthmosis III to Antoninus Pius

, 2015
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VAN SICLEN (C.C.), « The Date of the Granite Bark Shrine of Tuthmosis III », GM 79, 1984, p. 53.

, 2016
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The Annals of Tuthmosis III: Tribute or Gift?

2001
In the Annals of Tuthmosis III,1 the goods arriving in Egypt are recorded annually as a direct consequence of the military victories of Pharaoh,2 but classified differently. Apart from ‘booty’ @@ obtained from the battlefield after a victory or from plundering a conquered town, the other incoming goods are labelled b’,k ‘production’,4 inw ‘supply’, or ...
Liverani Mario
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Petrie's Manuscript Notes on the Koptos Foundation Deposits of Tuthmosis III

Journal of Egyptian Archaeology, 1975
Le journal et les cahiers relatifs a Coptos (rassembles au Petrie Museum, University College London) permettent d'identifier et de situer les sept depots de Thoutmosis III. W. M. F. Petrie y rend compte en effet des resultats de ses fouilles au jour le jour. L'A.
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Hatshepsut's Use of Tuthmosis III in Her Program of Legitimation

Journal of the American Research Center in Egypt, 2004
The reign of Hatshepsut as king with Tuthmosis III has been the inspiration for much scholarly lit erature addressing the nature of the co-regency. The traditional understanding of Hatshepsut couched her as an overly ambitious woman who wrested authority from her stepson, but more recent historical studies make only passing reference to the ...
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The Euphrates Campaign of Tuthmosis III

Journal of Egyptian Archaeology, 1946
R O Faulkner
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