1997, ISBN: 9667128dbd76003d2e4f80a020c646bc

Rare. 2 parts in one volume, as published. Van Siclen, San Antonio, 1997. First edition. In-4. Part I: xi & 248 pages. Part II: pages vii & 249-506. Original cloth, as new. Contents: Volu… Mehr…

Rare. 2 parts in one volume, as published. Van Siclen, San Antonio, 1997. First edition. In-4. Part I: xi & 248 pages. Part II: pages vii & 249-506. Original cloth, as new. Contents: Volume I: Introduction - Acknowledgments - Barbara Adams: Petrie at the Cult Center of Min at Koptos - Susan Allen: Spinning Bowls: Representation and Reality - Carol Andrews: Pharaoh Trampler of Egypt's ennemies, A New Amuletic Form - David Aston: Cemetery W at Gurob - Donald Bailey: Animal-shaped Weights of the Late Bronze Age in the British Museum - Lanny Bell: Two Ceremonial Manacles from Ancient Egypt - Robert S. Bianchi: The Theban Landscape of Rameses II - Janine Bourriau and Kathryn Erikson: A Late Minoan Sherd from an Early 18th Dynasty Context at Kom Rabi'a, Memphis - Lyla P. Brock: The Final Clearance of KV 55 - Edward Brovarski: Old Kingdom Beaded Collars - Eric Cline: A Wrinkle in Time: Orientalia and the Mycenaean Occupation(s) of Crete - Christianne Desroches-Noblecourt: La monture de l'enfant divin - Marianne Eaton-Krauss: Three Stools from the Tomb of Sennedjem, TT 1 - Vronwy Hankey: Aegean Pottery at El-Amarna: Shapes and Decorative Motifs - Kathryn Hanson: 'Mules' of the 18th Dynasty - Zahi Hawass: A Statue of Caracalla found in the Nile by a Fisherman - M. Heerma van Voss: Die Ranken und die Toten im Alten Ägypten - Rotislav Holthoer: Vessels of K3fy from the "Tomb of the Princesses" now in the Ägyptisches Museum in Berlin - Sinclair Hood: A Pair of Egyptian Seal-Designs from Lemnos. Volume II: Colin Hope: Some Memphite Blue-painted Pottery of the Mid-18th Dynasty - Helen Jacquet-Gordon: An Indigenous Egyptian Black-Ware of the Ptolomaic (sic) Period - Peter Lacovara: Gurob and the New Kingdom 'Harim' Palace - Christine Lilyquist: A Foreign Vase Representation from a New Theban Tomb (The Chapel for MMA 5A P2) - Jadwiga Lipinska: Lost Treasures - Anne-Marie Loyrette: A propos de boules en fritte glacurée (sic) trouvées dans la Vallée des Trois Puits - Carol Meyer: A Baboon Amulet from Ischali - Paul Nicholson: The Place of Glass Technology in New Kingdom Egypt - David O'Connor: The Elite Houses of Kahun - Richard Parkinson and Louise Schofield: A Painted Papyrus from Amarna - Jacke Phillips: Petrie in the Aegean - Steven Quirke and Leslie Fitton: An Aegean Origin for Egyptian Spirals? - Gay Robins: Women and Votive Stelae in the New Kingdom - Herman Te Velde: Mut and Other Ancient Egyptian Goddesses - Jean Vercoutter: Egyptiens et Préhellènes, nouveaux pointes (sic) de vue - Judith Weingarten: Proportions and the Paliakastro Kouros: A Minoan Adaptation of the First Egyptian Proportional Canon - Bruce Williams: The Wearer of the Leopard Skin in the Naqada Period - Frank J. Yurco: Merenptah's Wars, the 'Sea-Peoples' and Israel's Origins. Language: English. This book ships from the USA, shipping costs will be updated accordingly (TXR). Relevant subjects: Egypt: Festschriften and Proceedings., 0, Oxford: Printed for the Griffith Institute at the University Press, 1959. First edition. Hardcover. Good- to very good condition.. Elephant Folio. 20pp., IX plates, 6 of them double page. Original brown cloth with gilt lettering on cover. "In his Ägyptische Chronologie Eduard Meyer expressed the hope that the Papyrus no. 1874 at Turin, which contained the Canon of Kings, might some day be examined both by a technical expert and also by a specialist in hieratic. That hope has been fulfilled. Hugo Ibscher shortly before the last war remounted the fragments, and Sir Alan Gardiner on three separate visits to Turin made made for his own personal use a careful copy of the papyrus... Knowing the importance of Sir Alan Gardiner's transcription to all scholars,... the Committee of Management has thought it fitting to publish this volume in commemoration of Sir Alan's eightieth birthday..." Inside front cover contains an original photograph of the Great Sphinx of Giza with pyramid pasted down, dated July 1957. The front free endpaper contains handwritten data on reviews published and data on the first three dynasties. Binding with some light wear along edges and rubbed. Inside covers and endpapers with light foxing and damp-staining. Binding in overall good-, interior in very good condition., Printed for the Griffith Institute at the University Press, 1959, 2.75<

1959, ISBN: 9667128dbd76003d2e4f80a020c646bc

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Cloth, Gebraucht, sehr guter Zustand, [ED: 1], Griffith Institute The Royal Canon of Turin Alan H. Gardiner Papyrus The Royal Canon of Turin First Edition Illustrated|Archaeology & Antiqu… Mehr…

Cloth, Gebraucht, sehr guter Zustand, [ED: 1], Griffith Institute The Royal Canon of Turin Alan H. Gardiner Papyrus The Royal Canon of Turin First Edition Illustrated|Archaeology & Antiquities, A first edition of this facsimile reprint of papyrus number 1874, a list of Egyptian kings compiled by the Egyptians themselves. A first edition of this facsimile reprint of the most comprehensive list of Egyptian kings that they themselves compiled, with an introduction by Egyptologist, philologist, and linguist Alan H. Gardiner. Found on the verso of the fragmented papyrus number 1874 of the Museo Egizio in Turin is the most comprehensive list of Egyptian kings believed to be intended as an official administrative reference aid providing us with a rare insight into the Egyptians own view and awareness of their past. The list has become the corner-stone of all chronological schemes for Egyptian history before the Ramessides, although Egyptologists range in their attitude towards the information provided in the document. The copy previously belonged to the East Riding County Library, and therefore has an institutional sticker to the front pastedown, and 091 marked to the spine. In the publisher's original brown cloth binding. Externally, generally smart. Rubbed to the boards and the spine. Lightly bumped to the head and tail of the spine, and to the extremities, causing a little discolouration of the cloth. Internally, firmly bound. Aside from some light offsetting to the front and rear endpapers, pages are bright and clean. Very Good. , Oxford, [PU: Oxford University Press]<

1959, ISBN: 9667128dbd76003d2e4f80a020c646bc

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Gebraucht, sehr guter Zustand, [PU: Oxford, Printed for The Griffith Institute at the University Press by Vivian Ridler], The personal copy of Egyptologist F.B. Lorch. Complete as issued … Mehr…

Gebraucht, sehr guter Zustand, [PU: Oxford, Printed for The Griffith Institute at the University Press by Vivian Ridler], The personal copy of Egyptologist F.B. Lorch. Complete as issued with clean content. Bright gilt on the original tan cloth boards which show minor edgwear and bumped corners, as well as light rubbing. The personal copy of F.B. Lorch, who has neatly tipped in two additional full page plates, showing his own reconstruction of the last two columns of the recto and the last two of the verso, which are removable. These reconstructions are dated September 1971 and were done in Lausanne. A very interesting copy of the rare first edition., Books<