Egypt
In 2006 Cruz-Uribe awarded a Fulbright Scholar grant to lecture and research at Egypt's South Valley University for the 2006-07 academic year, where he was able to explore Egyptian graffiti.
More of Eugene Cruz-Uribes writing on graffiti can be found on the UCL Encyclopedia on the Graffiti (figural) page (Full citation: Cruz-Uribe, Eugene 2008, Graffiti (Figural). In Willeke Wendrich (ed.), UCLA Encyclopedia of Egyptology, Los Angeles. http://repositories.cdlib.org/nelc/uee/1061).
- Journal Of Near Eastern Studies April 2009
Chicago Journals The recent issue includes a couple of book reviews on Egyptian subjects that might be of interest, listed below, but the entire table of contents is shown on the above page. Sabine Schrenk, Textiles in Situ: Their Find Spots in Egypt...
- New Booklet : Travellers Graffiti
Thanks to Roger De Keersmaecker for the following information: Travellers' Graffiti from Egypt and the Sudan-Volume VI: Thebes The Mortuary Temple of Sethos I (Qurna) The Temple of Hathor (Deir el-Medina) As far as possible, biographical and bibliographical...
- News About The Journal Of The American Research Center In Egypt
ARCE Thanks to Eugene Cruz-Uribe for the news that he has taken over as Editor of the JARCE. He took over this position late this summer from Charles Van Siclen who has been acting editor for his efforts. The current status of the journal is as follows:...
- Coptic Graffiti And Early Christian Impressions Of The Past
What's New in Papyrology? The abstract of a forthcoming lecture by Jennifer Westerfeld, which highlights some important points itself, and is accompanied by a photograph that amply illustrates the point being made: Spray-painted across walls or scratched...
- Prof Finds Insight Into Egyptians In Dead Language
http://www.azdailysun.com/non_sec/nav_includes/story.cfm?storyID=113982A short piece about Gene Cruz Uribe, a professor at the Northern Arizona University whose speciality is the translation of Demotic graffiti: "The people who left their marks in the...
Egypt
Recent publication: Hibis Temple Project, Volume III
Thanks very much to Eugene Cruz-Uribe for letting me know of his recent publication Hibis Temple Project Vol III, The Graffiti from the Temple Precinct (San Antonio: Van Sicklen, 2008), which deals with the various pictoral and figurative graffiti found in the temple. He says that he includes a substantive chapter on the nature of graffiti in ancient Egypt arguing that rock art and textual graffiti should not be studied separately but together (Chapter 2 of the book).
In 2006 Cruz-Uribe awarded a Fulbright Scholar grant to lecture and research at Egypt's South Valley University for the 2006-07 academic year, where he was able to explore Egyptian graffiti.
More of Eugene Cruz-Uribes writing on graffiti can be found on the UCL Encyclopedia on the Graffiti (figural) page (Full citation: Cruz-Uribe, Eugene 2008, Graffiti (Figural). In Willeke Wendrich (ed.), UCLA Encyclopedia of Egyptology, Los Angeles. http://repositories.cdlib.org/nelc/uee/1061).
- Journal Of Near Eastern Studies April 2009
Chicago Journals The recent issue includes a couple of book reviews on Egyptian subjects that might be of interest, listed below, but the entire table of contents is shown on the above page. Sabine Schrenk, Textiles in Situ: Their Find Spots in Egypt...
- New Booklet : Travellers Graffiti
Thanks to Roger De Keersmaecker for the following information: Travellers' Graffiti from Egypt and the Sudan-Volume VI: Thebes The Mortuary Temple of Sethos I (Qurna) The Temple of Hathor (Deir el-Medina) As far as possible, biographical and bibliographical...
- News About The Journal Of The American Research Center In Egypt
ARCE Thanks to Eugene Cruz-Uribe for the news that he has taken over as Editor of the JARCE. He took over this position late this summer from Charles Van Siclen who has been acting editor for his efforts. The current status of the journal is as follows:...
- Coptic Graffiti And Early Christian Impressions Of The Past
What's New in Papyrology? The abstract of a forthcoming lecture by Jennifer Westerfeld, which highlights some important points itself, and is accompanied by a photograph that amply illustrates the point being made: Spray-painted across walls or scratched...
- Prof Finds Insight Into Egyptians In Dead Language
http://www.azdailysun.com/non_sec/nav_includes/story.cfm?storyID=113982A short piece about Gene Cruz Uribe, a professor at the Northern Arizona University whose speciality is the translation of Demotic graffiti: "The people who left their marks in the...