Author Archive

V. Chauvet about McFarlane, A. 2004. Mastabas at Saqqara. Kaiemheset, Kaipunesut, Kaiemsenu, Sehetepu and others. – Oxford, Aris and Phillips (The Australian Centre for Egyptology Reports 20)

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J.A.S.M. Bosman about MacMahon, A. & J. Price. Eds. 2005. Roman working lives and urban living. – Oxford, Oxbow Books

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J. Moje about Lembke, K., C. Fluck &G. Vittmann. 2004. Ägyptens späte Blüte. Die Römer am Nil. – Mainz am Rhein, Philipp von Zabern

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J. Moje about Houston, S.D. Ed. 2004. The first writing, script inventory as history and process. – Cambridge, Cambridge University Press

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J. de Vos about Goren–Inbar, N. & J.D. Speth. Eds. 2004. Human paleoecology in the Levantine Corridor. – Oxford, Oxbow Books

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M.H. Kriek about Goldfinger, E. 2004. Animal anatomy for artists. The elements of form. – Oxford, Oxford University Press

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A.J. Veldmeijer about Sliggers, B. Ed. 2006. Dino’s en draken. Fossielen in mythen en volksgeloof. – Bussum, Uitgeverij Thoth

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O.E. Kaper about Dunand, F. & C. Zivie–Coche. 2004. Gods and men in Egypt 3000 BCE to 395 CE. – Ithaca/London, Cornell University Press

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S. Ikram about Mulville, J. & A.K. Outram. Eds. 2005. The zooarchaeology of fats, oils, milk and dairying. – Oxford, Oxbow Books

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Newsletter 3, 3 (July 2006)

News on the activities of the PalArch Foundation
Publications in the July issue
Proceedings of the seventh meeting of the Dutch Vertebrate Palaeontology Group
About Shya Chitaley André Veldmeijer
Beyond exhibits: education and research at the Cleveland Museum of Natural History Shya Chitaley
Egypt in photographs Zbigniew Kosc
Colophon / Call for papers


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L.G.L. van Hoof about Bailey, D., A. Whittle & V. Cummings. Eds. 2005. (Un)settling the Neolithic. – Oxford, Oxbow Books

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A.J. Veldmeijer about Dodson, A. & D. Hilton. 2004. The complete royal families of ancient Egypt. – London, Thames & Hudson

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Reader, C.D. 2006. Response to Vandecruys (2006). The Sphinx: dramatising data….and dating. – PalArch’s Journal of Archaeology of Egypt/Egyptology 2, 1: 1-13

Abstract In a previous paper (Vandecruys, 2006), the evidence presented by the current author for re–dating the Sphinx of Giza and a number of other structures present within the Giza necropolis has been reassessed. Following this re–assessment, Vandecruys has raised a number of objections to the current author’s thesis. The current paper provides a response to the criticism of Vandecruys and presents further arguments in support of Early Dynastic development at Giza, of which the Sphinx is considered to have formed an important element.


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M. Overbeeke about Westenholz, G. & R.S. Bianchi. 2004. Dragons, monsters and fabulous beasts. – Jerusalem, Bible Lands Museum

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W.A. Out about Jones, G. 2005. Environmental Archaeology. The Journal of Human Palaeoecology. Volume 10, 1. – Oxford, Oxbow Books (Association for Environmental Archaeology)

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J. Moje about Höveler–Müller, M. 2005. Am Anfang war Ägypten. Die Geschichte der pharaonischen Hochkultur von der Frühzeit bis zum Ende des Neuen Reiches ca. 4000 – 1070 v. Chr. – Mainz am Rhein, Philipp von Zabern (Kulturgeschichte der Antiken Welt 101)

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A. Bednarski about De Keersmaecker, R.O. 2005. Travellers’ graffiti from Egypt and the Sudan. IV. Elkab, the rock tombs. – www.egypt–sudan–graffiti.be

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B.L. Beatty about Klevezal, G.A. 1996. Recording structures of mammals: determination of age and reconstruction of life history. – Rotterdam/Brookfield, A.A. Balkema

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B.L. Beatty about Hillson, S. 2005. Teeth (2nd Edition). – Cambridge, Cambridge University Press (Cambridge Manuals in Archaeology)

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G. Metz about Gordon, A.H. & C.W. Schwabe. 2004. The Quick and the Dead: Biomedical Theory in Ancient Egypt. – Leiden, Brill (Egyptological Memoirs 4)

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I.M. van Wijk about Lukes, A. & M. Zvelebil. Eds. 2004. LBK dialogues: Studies in the formation of the Linear Pottery Culture. – Oxford, Archaeopress (BAR International Series 1304)

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R. de Leeuwe about Pasquinucci, M. & T. Weski. Eds. 2004. Close encounters: sea– and riverborne trade, ports and hinterlands, ship construction and navigation in antiquity, the middle ages and in modern times. – Oxford, Archaeopress (BAR International Series 1283)

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L. Larsson about Roksandic, M. Ed. 2004. Violent interactions in the Mesolithic. Evidence and meaning. – Oxford, Archaeopress (BAR International Series 1237)

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A.J. Veldmeijer about Daubert, S. & C. Daubert. 2006. Threads from the web of life. Stories in natural history. – Nashville, Vanderbilt University Press

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Newsletter 3, 2 (April 2006)

News on the activities of the PalArch Foundation
Publications in the April issue
Proceedings of the sixth meeting of the Dutch Vertebrate Palaeontology Group
Egyptian Archaeology. Survey of the recent excavations Jan Brakenhoff 
Egypt in photographs Zbigniew Kosc
PalArch Newsletter article: Dino Pulerà Dino Pulerà
Colophon / Call for papers


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A.M. Hense about Rossi, C. 2004. Architecture and mathematics in ancient Egypt. – Cambridge, Cambridge University Press

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X. Panadés I Blas about Norell, M.A. & M, Ellison. 2005. Unearthing the dragon. The great feathered dinosaur discovery. – New York, Pi Press

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E.N.A. Heirbaut about Walker, E.A., F. Wenban–Smith & F. Healy. Eds. 2004. Lithics in action. Papers from the conference ‘Lithic studies in the year 2000’. – Oxford, Oxbow Books (Lithic Studies Society Occasional Paper No. 8)

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Turrittin, T.H. 2006. An annotated bibliography of the Piltdown Man forgery, 1953-2005. – PalArch’s Journal of archaeology of Northwest Europe 1, 1: 1-50

Abstract Piltdown Man is the most notorious case of scientific forgery in the history of British archaeology and palaeoanthropology. Although the period from its introduction in 1912 until the exposure of the forgery in 1953 has been well-studied, the literature written after 1953 has received no such treatment. It is the purpose of this bibliography to place this growing body of literature in a descriptive context to aid researchers who are interested in the history of science and how we write about it. The scope of this bibliography is of predominantly English publications from 1953 to 2005, drawn from academic journals, books, newspapers, magazines, broadcast media and a selection of World Wide Web pages. A separate section has been included to give a general overview of the debates over who might have perpetrated the forgery.


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Vandecruys, G. 2006. The Sphinx: dramatising data … and dating. – PalArch’s Journal of Archaeology of Egypt/Egyptology 1, 1: 1-13

Abstract Geology and archaeology, carefully entwined, form the basis for deciding on a date of construction for the Great Sphinx at Giza. Over a decade after Robert Schoch’s controversial Pre–Dynastic proposal, Colin Reader takes up the debate again in the new millennium, and suggests a less extreme re–dating to the Early–Dynastic era. In tracing the data that forms the backbone for the ‘older Sphinx’ theories, I have found that a model of groundwater seepage leading to increased salt weathering rates explains the currently visible erosion morphology without requiring a change in the accepted chronology. On the archaeological side, several surrounding Giza monuments place an important limit on the possibility for an older Sphinx.


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C.P. Duinmaijer about El–Daly, O. 2005. Egyptology. The missing millennium. – London, UCL Press

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J.W.F. Reumer about Lewin, R. 2005. Human evolution (5th edition). – Oxford, Blackwell Publishing

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P.J. Cowie about Morris, E.F. 2005. The architecture of imperialism. Military bases and the evolution of foreign policy in Egypt’s New Kingdom. – Leiden, Brill

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I.J.J. Nieuwland about Lustig, A., R.J. Richards & M. Ruse. Eds. 2004. Darwinian heresies; Shanahan, S. 2004. The evolution of Darwinism. Selection, adaptation and progress in evolutionary biology. – Both published by: Cambridge, Cambridge University Press

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I.J.J. Nieuwland about Galaty, M.L. & C. Watkinson. Eds. 2005. Archaeology under dictatorship. – New York, Kluwer Academic Press/Plenum Publishers

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M. Campagno about Yoffee, N. 2005. Myths of the archaic state. Evolution of the earliest cities, states, and civilizations. – Cambridge, Cambridge University Press

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B.L. Beatty about Natali, A. Ed. 2003. Dental Biomechanics. – New York, Taylor & Francis

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L. Meurkens about Gabillot, M. 2003. Dépôts et production métallique du Bronze Moyen en France nord-occidentale. – Oxford, Archaeopress (BAR International Series 1174)

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S. Ikram about Henare, A.J.M. 2005. Museums, anthropology and imperial exchange. – Cambridge, Cambridge University Press

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Newsletter 3, 1 (January 2006)

News on the activities of the PalArch Foundation
The travelling exhibition ‘Neanderthals in Europe’ (B. Demarsin)
Tour-de-Celt in West-central Europe. A 5-day excursion through Iron Age western Germany and eastern France (R. de Leeuwe & L. Meurkens)
Egypt in photographs (Z. Kosc)
Ely Kish. Recreating a vanished world (S. Costello)
Colophon


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E.N.A. Heirbaut about Menotti, F. Ed. 2004. Living on the lake in prehistoric Europe. 150 years of lake–dwelling research. – London/New York, Routledge

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J. Trosper about Rodgers, B. 2004. The Archaeologist’s manual for conservation. A guide to non–toxic, minimal intervention artifact stabilization. – New York, Kluwer Academic/Plenum Publishers

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P. Storm about Cameron, D.W. & C.P. Groves. 2004. Bones, stones and molecules. “Out of Africa” and human origins. – Amsterdam, Elsevier Academic Press

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P. Storm about Beard, C. 2004. The hunt for the dawn monkey. Unearthing the origins of monkeys, apes, and humans. – Berkely/Los Angeles/London, University of California Press

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A. Stevenson about Knoppers, G. & Hirsch, A. Eds. 2004. Egypt, Israel and the ancient Mediterranean world. – Leiden, Brill (Probleme der Ägyptologie 20)

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W.M. van Haarlem about Redford, D.B. 2004. Excavations at Mendes. Volume 1. The royal necropolis. – Leiden, Brill (Culture and History of the Ancient Near East, Vol. 20)

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A.S. Schulp about Dal Sasso, C. & G. Brillante. 2005. Dinosaurs of Italy. – Bloomington, Indiana University Press

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Cooney, K.M. & J. Tyrrell. 2005. Scarabs in the Los Angeles County Museum of Art. Part II. Catalogue. Online version. – PalArch’s Journal of Archaeology of Egypt/Egyptology 4, 2: 15-98,

Abstract This catalogue publishes 79 scarabs, scaraboids, and heart scarabs now in the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA). Each entry includes information on dating, dimensions, materials, description, and inscriptions, if any. Also included is a list of parallels of other scarabs or scaraboids with similar base decoration. The catalogue is divided according to the genre of the scarabs’ base decoration, of which there are seven: 1) King’s names, epithets, and images, 2) Apotropaic and divine iconography, 3) Personal titles and names, 4) Near Eastern motifs and adaptation, 5) Geometric and stylised patterns, 6) Heart Scarabs, and 7) Uninscribed scarabs.


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P.J. Rose about Grzymski, K.A. 2003. Meroe Reports I. – Mississauga, Benben publications (SSEA Publications XVII)

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Cooney, K.M. & J. Tyrrell. 2005. Scarabs in the Los Angeles County Museum of Art. Part I. Distributed propaganda or intimate protection? – PalArch’s Journal of Archaeology of Egypt/Egyptology 4, 1: 1-14

Abstract This case study of 79 unprovenanced scarabs and scaraboid amulets in the Los Angeles County Museum of Art addresses glyptics, miniaturisation, distribution, and reception. Meaning and function can only be examined by broadening our investigatory criteria outside of the norm (typological and categorical) to included semiotic, anthropological and psychological factors, allowing an understanding of a scarab as a powerful social tool, not only tied to personal religious beliefs, but also to state propaganda, as well as state cultic powers, i.e., the king and his cosmic, ritualistic role in ancient Egyptian cosmology and society. The multiple grammatical and symbolic meanings of the abstractions found on scarab bases seem purposely intended to fulfil multiple functions at one and the same time.


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H. van Enckevort about Roymans, N. 2004. Ethnic identity and imperial power. The Batavians in the Early Roman Empire. – Amsterdam, Amsterdam University Press (Amsterdam Archaeological Studies)

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J. Phillips about Edwards, D.N. 2004. The Nubian past. An archaeology of the Sudan. – London, Routledge

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R. Nyord about Molen, van der, R. 2005. An analytical concordance of the verb, the negation and the syntax in Egyptian Coffin Texts. Two volumes. – Leiden, Brill (Handbuch der Orientalistik, Section One. The Near and Middle East 77)

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K.M. Cooney about Stanwick, P.E. 2003. Portraits of the Ptolemies. Greek kings as Egyptian pharaohs. – Austin, University of Texas Press

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J. Moje about Hölbl, G. 2004. Altägypten im Römischen Reich II. Der römische Pharao und seine Tempel II: Die Tempel des römischen Nubien. – Mainz am Rhein, Philipp von Zabern

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E. Meylemans about Nixon, T. Ed. 2004. Preserving archaeological remains in situ? Proceedings of the 2nd conference 12-14 September 2001, London. – London, Museum of London Archaeology Service (MOLAS)

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B.L. Beatty about Janis, C., K. Scott & L. Jacobs. Eds. 1998 (2005 paperback re–issue). Evolution of Tertiary mammals of North America. Volume 1. Terrestrial carnivores, ungulates, and ungulatelike mammals. – Cambridge, Cambridge University Press

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R.H. Wilkinson about Yoshimura S. & J. Kondo. Eds. 2004. Conservation of the wall paintings in the royal tomb of Amenophis III. First and second phases report. – Paris and Tokyo, UNESCO and Waseda University

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H.J.M. Meijer about Murray, P.F. & P. Vickers–Rich. 2004. Magnificent Mihirungs. The colossal flightless birds of the Australian dreamtime. – Bloomington, Indiana University Press

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M. Maessen about MacDonald, S. & M. Rice. Eds. 2003. Consuming ancient Egypt. – London, UCL Press (Encounters with ancient Egypt)

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J. de Vos about Prothero, D.P. 2005. The evolution of North American rhinoceroses. – Cambridge, Cambridge University Press

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A.J. Veldmeijer about Arnold, C. 2004. Pterosaurs. Rulers of the skies in the dinosaur age. – New York, Clarion Books

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C. van Kooten about Mayor, A. 2005. Fossil legends of the first Americans. – Princeton, Princeton University Press

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S. Ikram about Richards, J. 2005. Society and death in ancient Egypt mortuary landscapes of the Middle Kingdom. – Cambridge, Cambridge University Press

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S. Ikram about Halioua B. & B. Ziskind. 2005. Medicine in the days of the pharaohs. – Harvard, Belknap Press of Harvard University Press

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S. Ikram about Goth Regier, W. 2005. Book of the Sphinx. – Stroud, Sutton Publishing

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S. Ikram about Christensen, W. 2005. Empire of ancient Egypt. – New York, Facts On File

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Newsletter 2, 4 (October 2005)

News on the activities of the PalArch Foundation
Egypt in photographs (Z. Kosc)
Dinosaurs come to Baltimore. A summary of the ‘Dinosaur Mysteries’ exhibit at the Maryland Science Center (M.K. Goldberg)
Proceedings of the fifth meeting of the Dutch Vertebrate Palaeontology Group, Natural History Museum Maastricht April 17, 2005  (J.W.F. Reumer, Translated by H.J.M. Meijer)
Egyptian archaeology. Survey of the recent excavations (J. Brakenhoff)
Colophon


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F. Hagen about Jacquet-Gordon, H. 2003. The graffiti on the Khonsu Temple roof at Karnak. A manifestation of personal piety. – Chicago, The Oriental Institute of the University of Chicago

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M. Signore about McDermott, B. 2004. Warfare in ancient Egypt. – Gloucestershire, Sutton Publishing

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M.P. Schaap about Regal, B. 2004. Human evolution. A guide to the debates. – Santa Barbara CA, ABC-CLIO

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C. Rossi about Parry, D. 2004. Engineering the pyramids. – Gloucestershire, Sutton Publishing

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S.M. van Roode about Tait, J. Ed. 2003. ‘Never had the like occurred’: Egypt’s view of its past. – London, UCL Press (Encounters with Ancient Egypt)

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Claus, B. 2005. Introduction bibliographique à l’Égyptologie. – PalArch’s Journal of Archaeology of Egypt/Egyptology 3, 1: 1-121

Introduction En 1998, on pouvait saluer la traduction–qui se voulait également une mise à jour–de l’Einführung de Erik Hornung. Cependant, au fil des (re)lectures, de nombreuses erreurs ou omissions sont apparues. tantôt des titres entiers apparaissent traduits, ainsi le Wörterbuch devenait le «Dictionnaire de la langue égyptienne» ou les Urkunden, les «Documents», tantôt l’absence du nom de l’auteur, un titre complet ou encore une année inexacte empêche de retrouver le livre référencé. Un comble quand on sait que cette Grande histoire de l’égyptologie s’adressait principalement à des étudiants, égyptologues débutants qui en arrivent parfois à lui préférer sa version originale en langue allemande, malheureusement vieillie! 
Aussi, notre ambition n’est pas de remplacer ce manuel incontournable mais bien de lui apporter une mise à jour tellement utile quand on sait que le nombre de monographies égyptologiques est en constante augmentation, et que l’Annual Egyptological Bibliography accuse toujours un retard que la mise à jour disponible sur internet n’arrive pas encore à rattraper. 
C’est pourquoi, le plan de cette Introduction adopte la structure de l’AEB, à un détail près. les publications relatives à l’histoire de l’égyptologie apparaissent en fin de volume, plutôt qu’en tête. Enfin, à l’heure du plein essor des publications électroniques, référencer les principaux documents PDF m’a semblé présenter un certain intérêt. 
L’utilisateur jugera …  


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P.J. Cowie about Redford, D.B. 2004. From slave to pharaoh. The black experience of ancient Egypt. – Baltimore/London, The Johns Hopkins University Press

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K.M. Cooney about Shaw, I. 2004. Ancient Egypt. A very short introduction. – Oxford, Oxford University Press

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A.J. Clapham about Bray, T.L. Ed. 2003. The archaeology and politics of food and feasting in early states and empires. – New York, Kluwer Academic/Plenum Publishers

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B.L. Beatty about Lucas, P.W. 2004. Dental functional morphology. How teeth work. – Cambridge, Cambridge University Press

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E.A.G. Ball about Harding, D.W. 2004. The Iron Age in northern Britain. Celts and Romans, natives and invaders. – London/New York, Routledge

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C.H. van Zoest about Teeter, E. 2003. Ancient Egypt. Treasures from the collection of the Oriental Institute, University of Chicago. – Chicago, The Oriental Institute of the University of Chicago

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L. Meurkens about Timberlake, S. 2003. Excavations on Copa Hill, Cwmystwyth (1986–1999). An Early Bronze Age copper mine within the uplands of Central Wales. – Oxford, Archaeopress (BAR British Series 348)

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D.R. Williams & B.L. Beatty about Barnosky, A.D. Ed. 2004. Biodiversity response to climate change in the Middle Pleistocene. The Porcupine Cave Fauna from Colorado. – Berkeley/Los Angeles/London, University of California Press

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R. de Leeuwe about Clark, P. Ed. 2004. The Dover Bronze Age boat in context. Society and water transport in Prehistoric Europe. – Oxford, Oxbow Books

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W.B. Waldus about Beltrame, C. Ed. 2003. Boats, ships and shipyards. Proceedings of the Ninth International Symposium on Boat and Ship Archaeology Venice 2000. – Oxford, Oxbow Books

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M.C. Kosian about Sauer, E.W. Ed. 2004. Archaeology and ancient history. Breaking down the boundaries. – London/New York, Routledge

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M.C. Kosian about Rice, M. 2004. Egypt’s legacy. The archetypes of Western civilization 3000-30 BC. – London/New York, Routledge

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A.J. Veldmeijer about Parker, S. 2003. Dinosaurus. The complete guide to dinosaurs. – London, Quinted Publishing

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A.J. Veldmeijer about Bord, J. 2004. Footprints in stone. Imprints of giants, heroes, holy people, devils, monsters and supernatural beings. – Wymeswold, Heart of Albion Press

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S. Ikram about Allan, T. 2004. The archaeology of the afterlife. Deciphering the past from tombs, graves and mummies. – London, Duncan Baird

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Newsletter 2, 3 (July 2005)

News on the activities of the PalArch Foundation
Der ‘Saurierfriedhof’ am Tendaguru. Auf den Spuren einer fast vergessenen Ausgrabungsexpedition in Tansania. Teil 2. (U. Oberli)
The Victoria Museum of Egyptian Antiquities at Uppsala University. Past, present & future (G. Metz)
Egypt in photographs (Z. Kosc)
Colophon


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M. Signore about Elewa, A.M.T. Ed. 2004. Morphometrics. Applications in biology and paleontology. – Heidelberg, Springer

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M. Signore about Chatterjee, S. & R.J. Templin. 2004. Posture, locomotion, and paleoecology of pterosaurs. – Boulder, Geological Society of America (Special Paper 376)

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A.S. Schulp about Weishampel, D.B., P. Dodson & H. Osmólska. Eds. 2004. The dinosauria. Second Edition. – Berkeley/Los Angeles/London, University of California Press

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Tomorad, M. 2005. The Egyptian antiquities in Croatia. – PalArch’s Journal of Archaeology of Egypt/Egyptology 2, 1: 1-33

Abstract Approximately 5000 Egyptian artifacts (dated until the Arab conquest in 642 AD) are housed in Croatia. Most of these can be found in museums but various objects are housed in private collections. This presents these collections and shortly discusses them, giving information on for instance the historical backgrounds as well as the scientific value.


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H. van Enckevort about Curchin, L.A. 2003. The Romanization of Central Spain. Complexity, diversity and change in a provincial hinterland. – London/New York, Routledge

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J. Dieleman about Vittmann, G. 2003. Ägypten und die Fremden im ersten vorchristlichen Jahrtausend. – Mainz am Rhein, Philipp von Zabern (Kulturgeschichte der Antiken Welt 97)

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K.M. Cooney about Teeter, E. 2003. Scarabs, scaraboids, seals, and seal impressions from Medinet Habu, with post–Pharaonic seals and seal Impressions by T.G. Wilfong. – Chicago, University of Chicago Press (Oriental Institute 118)

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M. Campagno about Rice, M. 2003. Egypt’s making. The origins of ancient Egypt 5000-2000 BC (2nd edition). – London/New York, Routledge

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L. Meurkens about Topping, P. & M. Lynott. Eds. 2005. The cultural landscape of Prehistoric mines. – Oxford, Oxbow Books

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H.J.M. Meijer about Chatterjee, S. & R.J. Templin. 2004. Posture, locomotion, and paleoecology of pterosaurs. – Boulder, Geological Society of America (Special Paper 376)

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