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Index bij Möller, Hieratische Paläographie by F. Vervloesem (24 februari 2006)
We are pleased to announce two new Perseus Catalog wikis:
- The catalog_data wiki which contains information regarding the bibliographic and authority data in the existing Perseus Catalog and how they are updated.
- The catalog_pending wiki which includes a step by step guide to how new data is created for the Perseus Catalog.
2. aegytische Humoreske ; nach der Natur abgemalt und niedergeschrieben 1302 Jahre vor Christi Geburt
[Düsseldorf] : [Bagel], 1883
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Düsseldorf : Bagel, 1885
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3. ägyptische Humoreske aufgeschrieben und abgemalt bei dem Auszuge der Juden aus Ägypten
Düsseldorf : Bagel, 1884
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récit humoristique égyptien peint et écrit d'apres nature, l'an 1302 avant la naissance de J. C.
Düsseldorf : Bagel, 1886
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aegyptische Humoreske ; niedergeschrieben und abgemalt 1315 Jahre vor Christi Geburt
Düsseldorf : Bagel, 1882
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The British Museum has recently published a guidebook to the site of Amara West, funded by the Qatar-Sudan Archaeological Project. The book seeks to share, in an accessible manner, the latest research on this important site on Egypt’s southern New Kingdom frontier.
Co-authored by team members of the Amara West Project, it covers such themes as: how the town of Amara West came to be; what it was like to live there in pharaonic times; and how the Egyptian colonisers co-existed and interacted with local Nubian populations.
It provides an overview of early 20th century excavations at the site, and an insight into how archaeologists work today. And, of course, it provides information about visiting Amara West.
The book is provided here as a free pdf download.
MAARAV, A Journal for the Study of the Northwest Semitic Languages and Literatures, is devoted to the rigorous, prudent treatment of the corpus of Northwest Semitic texts. Its articles have a strong linguistic, philological and literary emphasis, although manuscripts on history, archaeology, religion and culture will be seriously considered, particularly if they have a strong textual interest.
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The completion of the third phase of the Greek Manuscripts Digitisation Project is as good a time as any to release to this world a handy spreadsheet containing details of the Greek manuscripts held by the British Library. The spreadsheet includes a brief description of the content and links to Digitised Manuscripts and to the Catalogue of Illuminated Manuscripts where the material has been digitised; it also notes which printed catalogue (Richard’s Inventaire or the 1999 Summary Catalogue) describes the item. Almost all the items listed are described in full on the main British Library Explore Archives and Manuscripts catalogue. Items in bold in the handlist are cared for by our colleagues in Asian and African Collections. Finally, links are included to the relevant entry on Pinakes, the important database for Greek manuscripts run by the IRHT in Paris.
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