📱 eBook en inglés Studien zur Altägyptischen Kultur Band 54

Contents - Mohamed Abdelrahiem: Harps on Object Friezes of the Middle Kingdom Coffins. Symbolism and Function in Funerary Context - José M. Alba Gómez / Raúl Sánchez Casado / Jesús Martínez Fernández / Patricia Mora Riudavets / Antonio J. Morales: The First Season of the Qaw el-Kebir Expedition (2024) - Kaisa Autere: Breaking the Official Channels – Sociolinguistics in Identifying Patron-Client Relationships in the Lahun Letters - Fiona Burdette: Language of Mathematics: New Insights into Interpersonal Author-Recipient Relationships in the Rhind Papyrus - Alexis Den Doncker / Hana Navratilova: Graffiti Marking Access to Precious Pictorial Goods - Lucía Díaz-Iglesias Llanos / Ángeles Jiménez-Higueras / Daniel M. Méndez-Rodríguez / Coraima Gutiérrez Durán / Juan Francisco Bermúdez Calle / Ana González-Casanova Ávila / Ignacio Bermeja Gigorro / Antonio Gómez Laguna: Preliminary Report on the Work undertaken by the New Kingdom Scribes Project in the Substructure of the Tomb of Useramun (TT 61): Seasons 2023 to 2025 - Rabee Eissa: Speeches from Chapter 151 of Book of the Dead on Ceramic Canopic Jars: An Unusual Context - Erhart Graefe: Nachlese zum Stundenritual – Ostrakon der Spätzeit aus Deir el-Bahari in Kairo - András Gulyás: The Hierarchy of Order on the Opet Festival Scenes in the Colonnade Hall at Luxor Temple - Karl Jansen-Winkeln: Zwei Denkmäler der Neseramun-Familie mit ungewöhnlichen Inschriften - Jochem Kahl / Mohamed Abdelrahiem / Mohamed Alshafey / Marta Bajtler / Tina Beck / Ramona DAlfonso / Susen Döbel / Ana Sofia de Carvalho Gomes / Andrea Kilian / Chiori Kitagawa / Henryk Meyza / Adel Refat / Teodozja Rzeuska / Marina Shimizu: The Asyut Project: Eighteenth Season of Fieldwork (2024) - Sue Kelly: Neithhotep: Ancient Egypts First Female Ruler - Elizabeth Leaning: Guidelines, Rules or Nothing at All? A Case Study in Applying Mythological Calendars of Good and Bad Days to Ancient Egyptian Chronologies - Guy Shapira: Maat as Afterlife Deity: The Earliest Evidence