Journal of Near Eastern Studies, Volume 67, Number 3
Thanks oodles to Kat Newkirk for sorting out the relevant bits for me!
The Journal of Near Eastern Studies, Volume 67, Number 3, (July 2008)is now available at
http://www.journals.uchicago.edu/toc/jnes/67/3
Relevant book reviews:
André Wiese and Andreas Brodbeck, Tutanchamun: Das goldene
Chantal Heurtel, Les inscriptions coptes et grecques du temple d'Hathor à Deir al-Médîna, suivies de la publication des notes manuscrites de François Daumas, 1946-1947. Review by T. G. Wilfong
Anne Boud'hors, Ostraca grecs et coptes: des fouilles de Jean Maspero à Baouit: O. Bawit IFAO 1-67 et O. Nancy. Review by T. G. Wilfong
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