Egypt
Egypt Archive (Jon Bosworth)
Many thanks to Jon for a great batch of photographs and for his permission to use them.
- New Book: Tt176. The Tomb Chapel Of Userhat
Golden House Publications By Bram Calcoen in collaboration with Christiane Müller-Hazenbos. TT176. The Tomb Chapel of Userhat ISBN 978-1906137274 34 pages + 23 b/w plates; 4 colour plates, paperback, A4 (March 2012) This is the publication of the Theban...
- Book Review: Unseen Images
Palarch.nl (Reviwe by Andre Veldmeijer) PDF. Picton, J. & I. Pridden. 2008. Unseen Images. Archive Photographs in the Petrie Museum. Volume 1: Gurob, Sedment and Tarkhan. – London, Golden House Publications Sometimes, a book does not need a long...
- New Book: Egyptian Funerary Cones
egyptianfunerarycones Thanks to Ingebork Waanders for letting me know about the above recently published book. A Compendium of EGYPTIAN Funerary Cones A book by Gary Dibley and Bron Lipkin (c) 2009 Egyptian funerary cones were used on the facade of...
- Rock Arts Topographical Survey (rats)
http://www.egyptology-uk.com/bloomsbury/ For anyone wondering what happened to the promised second volume of Desert RATS, here is a statement I found yesterday on the Bloomsbury Summer School website:"As a consequence of the insolvency of the original...
- Book: The Rock Art Topographical Survey
http://www.egyptology-uk.com/bloomsbury/Thanks to Francis Lankester for the information that a new edition of The Rock Art Topographical Survey (RATS) is going to be published, hopefully in May: "BSS has decided to press ahead with the publication of...
Egypt
Photo for Today - W.H. Bartlett drawings
Egypt Archive (Jon Bosworth)
The last of the current batch of photographs lifted from Jon's site (with his permission) this is one of a set of 19 images that Jon has posted on his Egypt Archive site at the above address. Remember that Jon has said that he may not be renewing the domain next year so if you want to see the full set of images, now would be a good time! Jon's accompanying text reads as follows:
In the mid 1850s W H Bartlett visited Egypt and travelled down the Nile by boat. He recorded his impressions in a book called 'The Nile Boat or Glimpses of the Land of Egypt'. The plates in the book where engraved from his own drawings except for the material from Abu Simbel which he did not reach due to illness.
The plates here are reproduced from a fifth edition of the book published in 1862.
Many thanks to Jon for a great batch of photographs and for his permission to use them.
- New Book: Tt176. The Tomb Chapel Of Userhat
Golden House Publications By Bram Calcoen in collaboration with Christiane Müller-Hazenbos. TT176. The Tomb Chapel of Userhat ISBN 978-1906137274 34 pages + 23 b/w plates; 4 colour plates, paperback, A4 (March 2012) This is the publication of the Theban...
- Book Review: Unseen Images
Palarch.nl (Reviwe by Andre Veldmeijer) PDF. Picton, J. & I. Pridden. 2008. Unseen Images. Archive Photographs in the Petrie Museum. Volume 1: Gurob, Sedment and Tarkhan. – London, Golden House Publications Sometimes, a book does not need a long...
- New Book: Egyptian Funerary Cones
egyptianfunerarycones Thanks to Ingebork Waanders for letting me know about the above recently published book. A Compendium of EGYPTIAN Funerary Cones A book by Gary Dibley and Bron Lipkin (c) 2009 Egyptian funerary cones were used on the facade of...
- Rock Arts Topographical Survey (rats)
http://www.egyptology-uk.com/bloomsbury/ For anyone wondering what happened to the promised second volume of Desert RATS, here is a statement I found yesterday on the Bloomsbury Summer School website:"As a consequence of the insolvency of the original...
- Book: The Rock Art Topographical Survey
http://www.egyptology-uk.com/bloomsbury/Thanks to Francis Lankester for the information that a new edition of The Rock Art Topographical Survey (RATS) is going to be published, hopefully in May: "BSS has decided to press ahead with the publication of...