Meet the Curators: Josef Wegner
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Meet the Curators: Josef Wegner


http://130.91.80.97:591/PDFs/47-2/Meet%20the%20Curators.pdf
A profile of Josef Wegner, Associate Curator of the Egyptian Section of the University of Pennsylvania's Museum of Anthropology and Archaeology, who works on the Late Middle Kingdom period in South Abydos: "The main components of the project include a state-planned town site and the royal funerary complex (temple and tomb) of Senwosret III". See the full 2-page PDF for more about Wegner's work at Abydos. There are photos, but the quality of them is quite poor. The article is part of the museum's magazine Expedition, details of which can be found at:
http://www.museum.upenn.edu/new/Zine/47.2.shtml




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