Egypt
The British Museum
British Museum Studies in Ancient Egypt and Sudan
Issue 16: January 2011
See the above page for links to the articles, available free of charge as PDFs.
- Colloquium Overview: Recent Archaeological Fieldwork In Sudan
Egyptological (Dr Patricia Spencer) The 2012 all-day colloquium of the Sudan Archaeological Research Society (http://www.sudarchrs.org.uk/) was held in the Stevenson Auditorium of the British Museum on Monday 14 May. This annual event concentrates on...
- Bmsaes Issue 15, November 2010
British Museum Studies of Ancient Egypt and Sudan 15 Issue 15: November 2010 See the above page for links to PDFs of all the articles below, free of charge. Editorial This issue contains 13 papers from the colloquium, The Book of the Dead - Recent research...
- Online Journal: Bmsaes 14
British Museum Studies in Ancient Egypt and Sudan 14 I've posted about BMSAES 14 in dribs and drabs but here's the entire volume, all available free of charge online from the above address. The final issue of 2009 features two articles based on...
- Bmsaes 9, August 2008
BMSAES British Museum Studies in Ancient Egypt and Sudan. The British Museum Studies in Ancient Egypt and Sudan (BMSAES) is a peer-reviewed academic journal, dedicated to presenting research on all aspects of ancient Egypt and Sudan. The articles do...
- Bmsaes 7 (september 2007)
British Museum Studies in Ancient Egypt and Sudan Förster, F.,'With donkeys, jars and water bags into the Libyan Desert:the Abu Ballas Trail in the late Old Kingdom and First Intermediate Period ', BMSAES 7 (2007), 1–39, http://www.thebritishmuseum.ac.uk/research/publications/bmsaes/issue_7/foerster.aspx...
Egypt
New issue of BMSAES
The British Museum
British Museum Studies in Ancient Egypt and Sudan
Issue 16: January 2011
See the above page for links to the articles, available free of charge as PDFs.
The annual Raymond and Beverly Sackler Foundation Distinguished Lecture in Egyptology has become an established part of the Egyptological calendar in London, with prominent scholars presenting the latest research on aspects of ancient Egypt. The 2009 lecture, published here, was delivered by Tamás Bács, and provided a fitting introduction to the colloquium on the Book of the Dead.
This issue also brings together reports on three British Museum fieldwork projects in the Nile Valley (Tell el-Balamun, Hagr Edfu/Elkab and Amara West), alongside an additional article from the Third International Colloquium on Predynastic and Early Dynastic Egypt.
Contents
The last New Kingdom tomb at Thebes: the end of a great tradition?
Tamás Bács
Cemetery D at Amara West: the Ramesside Period and its aftermath
Michaela Binder, Neal Spencer and Marie Millet
British Museum Expedition to Elkab and Hagr Edfu, 2010
Vivian Davies and Elisabeth R. O'Connell
Nabta Playa Black-topped pottery: Technological innovation and social change
Kit Nelson and Eman Khalifa
Tell el-Balamun 2010
A. J. Spencer
- Colloquium Overview: Recent Archaeological Fieldwork In Sudan
Egyptological (Dr Patricia Spencer) The 2012 all-day colloquium of the Sudan Archaeological Research Society (http://www.sudarchrs.org.uk/) was held in the Stevenson Auditorium of the British Museum on Monday 14 May. This annual event concentrates on...
- Bmsaes Issue 15, November 2010
British Museum Studies of Ancient Egypt and Sudan 15 Issue 15: November 2010 See the above page for links to PDFs of all the articles below, free of charge. Editorial This issue contains 13 papers from the colloquium, The Book of the Dead - Recent research...
- Online Journal: Bmsaes 14
British Museum Studies in Ancient Egypt and Sudan 14 I've posted about BMSAES 14 in dribs and drabs but here's the entire volume, all available free of charge online from the above address. The final issue of 2009 features two articles based on...
- Bmsaes 9, August 2008
BMSAES British Museum Studies in Ancient Egypt and Sudan. The British Museum Studies in Ancient Egypt and Sudan (BMSAES) is a peer-reviewed academic journal, dedicated to presenting research on all aspects of ancient Egypt and Sudan. The articles do...
- Bmsaes 7 (september 2007)
British Museum Studies in Ancient Egypt and Sudan Förster, F.,'With donkeys, jars and water bags into the Libyan Desert:the Abu Ballas Trail in the late Old Kingdom and First Intermediate Period ', BMSAES 7 (2007), 1–39, http://www.thebritishmuseum.ac.uk/research/publications/bmsaes/issue_7/foerster.aspx...