Tombe thébaine n° 33 (TT 33)

Tombe thébaine n° 33 (TT 33): Carnet de la mission épigraphique française dans la tombe de Padiaménopé (Pétaménophis) (7e s. av. J-Chr.)

Le carnet Tombe thébaine n° 33 (TT 33) vise à présenter les problématiques et les travaux en cours de la Mission Épigraphique Française dans la Tombe de Padiaménopé (IFAO, université de Strasbourg, université Paul Valéry – Montpellier 3), pour partager et mettre en valeur ses recherches sur la littérature funéraire égyptienne et, plus largement, sur les procédés de transmission d’un patrimoine textuel en Égypte ancienne.

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The Theban Tomb 33 (TT 33) blog aims to present the objectives and ongoing works of the French Epigraphic Mission in the Tomb of Padiamenope (IFAO, University of Strasburg, University Paul Valéry – Montpellier 3), to share and highlight its researches on the egyptian funerary literature and more broadly on the textual and cultural heritage process in Ancient Egypt.

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Medicina Antiqua Online

 [First posted 12/23/09, updated 17 December 2016]

Medicina Antiqua

Medicina Antiqua is hosted by the Wellcome Trust Centre for the History of Medicine at UCL. It is devoted to the study of medicine in the Graeco-Roman world. It is intended to be a useful scholarly introduction and resource. It does this primarily either by including existing resources or linking to other web resources. The site currently hosts a number of essays and translations, which it is hoped will be expanded in the future. It is essentially dependent on submissions by academics or other interested parties.

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Open Access Journal: EEF News

[First posted on AWOL 8 August 2011, updated  17 December 2016]

EEF News

EEF NEWS is an email newsletter posted on the EEF mailinglist. It appears every week, on Thursday. Below you'll find the website version, which is also renewed after every following weekend (usually on Sunday evening).

For subscription to the EEF, the moderated scholarly mailinglist for mainstream Egyptology, see http://www.egyptologyforum.org or the link at the end of this page. The EEF list also has a daily digest option and a weekly digest option, and has monthly archives (digests and archives are all sorted by topic). There is no seperate subscription list for the NEWS alone, so if you are less interested in following debates, you may get the News by either visiting this website or by subscribing to the Weekly EEF Digest (meaning you'll get the NEWS on Thursday and one easily deleted Digest on Sunday). 

Major news items which are of obvious interest for the list as a whole (like first-hand announcements of discoveries ad excavation reports) are best posted directly on EEF; smaller news bits (like announcements of lectures, website updates/reviews, email address changes etc.) are good candidates for being bundled in EEF NEWS.


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The Griffith Institute has been sharing the content of its Egyptological Archive through a variety of online projects since 1995 having placed nearly 20,000 pages of original documentation in the public domain. Our projects offer a tantalising glimpse of the scope and content of these unique archival resources which aim to communicate and inform those consulting this collected wealth of historical records, their value proving ever more significant as time goes on.

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New Book Online from ISAW: AN OASIS CITY

AN OASIS CITY
by Roger S. Bagnall, Nicola Aravecchia, Raffaella Cribiore, Paola Davolil Olaf E. Kaper, Susanna McFadden
INSTITUTE FOR THE STUDY OF THE ANCIENT WORLD, NYU PRESS, NEW YORK, 2015
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This document is part of the online version of the book An Oasis City by Roger S. Bagnall, Nicola Aravecchia, Raffaella Cribiore, Paola Davoli, Olaf E. Kaper and Susanna McFadden, which is available at http://dlib.nyu.edu/awdl/isaw/oasis-city/. It is published as part of the NYU Library's Ancient World Digital Library and in partnership with the Institute for the Study of the Ancient World (ISAW). Further information about ISAW's publication program is available on the ISAW website. Please note that while the base URI of this publication is stable, the specific content available online will be updated to include more links to supplementary material and related digital resources.
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CONTENTS

• Figures
• Contributors
• Chronological Table
• Preface

• Introduction Roger S. Bagnall and Olaf E. Kaper

• 1 Amheida in Its Surroundings
  • The natural landscape and its evolution Paola Davoli
  • The sacred landscape Olaf E. Kaper
  • The economic landscape Roger S. Bagnall
• 2 Amheida before the Romans
  • Early remains on the temple hill Paola Davoli
  • Textual and decorative evidence for the New Kingdom and the Third Intermediate Period Olaf E. Kaper
  • The temples of the Late Period Olaf E. Kaper
  • A sacred necropolis Paola Davoli
• 3 The Urban Landscape during the Roman Period
  • The city plan of Roman and late Roman Trimithis Paola Davoli
  • The baths of Trimithis Paola Davoli
  • Two houses Paola Davoli, Roger S. Bagnall
• 4 Egyptian Religion at Trimithis during the Roman Period
  • The temple Paola Davoli, Olaf E. Kaper
  • Funerary life: the pyramids Olaf E. Kaper
  • Onomastics Roger S. Bagnall
• 5 Christianity at Trimithis and in the Dakhla Oasis
  • The church of Trimithis Nicola Aravecchia
  • Other evidence of Christianity at Amheida Roger S. Bagnall and Raffaella Cribiore
  • Other churches in Dakhla: Kellis, ʿAin el-Gedida, Deir Abu Matta, Deir el-Molouk, ʿAin es-Sabil Nicola Aravecchia
• 6 Economy and Society in the Roman Oasis
  • The oasis economy Roger S. Bagnall
  • A rural settlement in the oasis system Nicola Aravecchia
  • Government and military Roger S. Bagnall
  • Oasis society Roger S. Bagnall
• 7 Trimithis in the Culture of the Eastern Roman Empire
  • Literary culture and education in the Dakhla Oasis Raffaella Cribiore
  • Amheida's wall paintings Susanna McFadden
  • The evidence of Greek names Roger S. Bagnall

• Abbreviations

• Bibliography

One Off Journal Issues: Cahiers de l’École du Louvre 9 (2016)

Cahiers de l’École du Louvre has a special all Egyptological issue:

Cahiers 9

• Claire Barbillon et Hélène Guichard
  Éditorial [Texte intégral]

• Étude

  • Dominique Farout
    De la Renaissance à la Restauration : quelques étapes du déchiffrement des hiéroglyphes [Texte intégral]
    From the Renaissance to the Bourbon Restoration: milestones in the decipherment of (Egyptian) hieroglyphs

• Articles

  • Renaud Pietri
    Notes sur le mobilier funéraire de Thoutmosis IV [Texte intégral]
    § 1 – Des poignards nubiens dans la KV 43 ?
    Notes of the grave goods of Thutmose IV – § 1 – Nubian daggers in KV 43?
  • Silvia Einaudi
    Le Livre des Morts et le travail de rédaction des scribes-copistes : le cas du papyrus Louvre E 11078 [Texte intégral]
    The Book of the Dead and the work of the scribe-copyists: the case of the papyrus Louvre E 11078
  • Christian Perzlmeier et Arnulf Schlüter
    Naga, ville royale [Texte intégral]
    Naga, a royal city

New Open Access Book: Leatherwork from Elephantine (Aswan, Egypt)

New from Sidestone Press

Leatherwork from Elephantine (Aswan, Egypt)

Analysis and Catalogue of the Ancient Egyptian & Persian Leather Finds

André J. Veldmeijer | 2016

ISBN: 9789088903717

Imprint: Sidestone Press | Format: 210x280mm | 185 pp. | Language: English | Category: Egyptian archaeology, Elephantine, leatherwork, footwear, Persian archaeology, material culture studies, materiality, New Kingdom, Ancient Egypt | download cover

• Abstract
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• About the author/editor

‘Leatherwork from Elephantine’ describes, illustrates and analyses the finds from the excavations at Elephantine island (Aswan, Egypt) that are conducted by the German Archaeological Institute (DAI), in collaboration with the Swiss Institute for Architectural and Archaeological Research on Ancient Egypt (SI). The majority of the finds are dated to periods well after the pharaonic era (4th century AD onwards), save for a few finds from the New Kingdom and the Middle Kingdom. The majority of finds are sandals and shoes. Most important for leatherwork/footwear studies, however, is the footwear from the Persian layers (6th-5th c. BC), which is distinctly different from ancient Egyptian leatherwork. Ample attention will be given to this important group.

ntroduction
Materials and Methods
Terminology
Analytical Strategy
Illustrations
Acknowledgement
Provenance
The Domestic Quarters from Middle Kingdom until
the Late Period (Cornelius von Pilgrim)
The Late Roman Settlement in the Khnum Temple
Precinct (Cornelius von Pilgrim)
The Late Antique Period (Felix Arnold)
Analysis
Quantity and Breakdown by Functional Groups
Preservation
Skin Type Identification and Skin Processing
Colour
Manufacturing Technology
Discussion
Bibliography
The Catalogue
Guide to the Catalogue
Footwear
Sandals
Shoes
Persian Finds
Bags and Other Containers
Belts, Straps, Cordage etc.
Waste and offcuts
Miscellaneous
Unidentified
Appendices
Table
Concordance

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