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Publications from previous Current Research in Egyptology
conferences |
| Each CRE conference has produced a volume of a
number of the papers presented. Below are the details, and contents of
the volumes published so far. |
| For published papers arranged by author, click here.
For papers presented at conferences, but published elsewhere, click
here. |
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| Speaker |
Paper
Title |
Page
references |
| Ashton,
Sally-Ann |
The Ptolemaic
influence on Egyptian royal sculpture |
1-10
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| Bednarski,
Andrew |
Hysteria
revisited: Women's public health in Ancient Egypt |
11-18 |
| Bloxam,
Elizabeth |
Transportation
of quarried hard stone from Lower Nubia to Giza during the Old
Kingdom |
19-28 |
| Cooke,
Ashley |
Tomb construction
along the Unas Causeway |
29-40 |
| Dann,
Rachael J. |
Clothing
and the construction of identity: examples from the Old and
New Kingdom |
41-44 |
| Hebron,
Caroline |
Occupational
health in Ancient Egypt: the evidence from artistic representation |
45-56 |
| Kotsifou,
Chrisi |
Papyrological
evidence of travelling in Byzantine Egypt |
57-64 |
| Lines,
Dan |
Hieratic
ostraca and jar labels from Tell el-Amarna: problems and potential |
65-74 |
| McDonald,
Angela |
Tall tails:
the Seth animal reconsidered |
75-82 |
| El-Menshawy,
Sherine |
Pictorial
evidence depicting the interaction between the king and his
people in Ancient Egypt |
83-90 |
| Shortland,
A.J. |
When, how
and where - the application of science to Egyptology |
91-96 |
| Simpson,
Fiona |
Evidence
for Late Bronze Age Libyan culture at the New Kingdom Egyptian
fortress of Zawiyet Umm el-Rakham |
97-102 |
| Sugi,
Akiko |
Ankh: An
archetype model for the semantics of iconography |
103-110 |
| Symons,
Sarah |
Accuracy
issues in ancient Egyptian stellar timekeeping |
111-114 |
| Torallas
Tovar, Sofia |
The police
in Byzantine Egypt: the hierarchy in the papyri from the fourth
to the seventh centuries |
115-124 |
| Uljas,
Sami |
On meaning
and modality in Middle Egyptian object complementation |
125-134 |
| Zakrzewski,
Sonia |
Dental
health and disease over the Predynastic and Early Dynastic periods |
135-143 |
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| CRE I - Published in 2000 |
Angela McDonald & Christina Riggs (eds.)
BAR International Series, 909: Oxford |
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| Speaker |
Paper
Title |
Page
references |
| Ashton,
Sally-Ann |
The double
and triple uraeus on royal representations |
1-9 |
| Bloxam,
Elizabeth |
The organisation
and mobilisation of Old Kingdom quarry labour forces at Chephren's
quarry in Lower Nubia |
10-19 |
| Buckley,
Ian |
Excavations
at KV39 |
21-28 |
| Moeller,
Nadine |
An Old
Kingdom town at Zawiet Sultan (Zawiet el-Meitin) in Middle Egypt |
29-38 |
| Muskett,
Georgina |
Egypt and
Mycenaean Greece: A Mycenaean perspective |
39-46 |
| Reader,
Colin |
A reconciliation
of the geological and archaeological evidence for the age of
the Sphinx and a revised sequence of development for the Giza
Necropolis |
47-56 |
| Rowland,
Joanne |
The transition
to state society in Egypt: problems and possibilities of applying
mortuary evidence |
57-63 |
| Tassie,
Geoffrey |
Single
Mother goddesses and divine kingship: the sidelock of youth
and the maternal bond |
64-73 |
| Zakrzewski,
Sonia |
Morphological
variation in Egyptian crania |
74-80 |
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| CRE II - Published in 2005 |
Ashley Cooke & Fiona Simpson (eds.)
BAR International Series, 1380: Oxford |
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| Speaker |
Paper
Title |
Page
references |
| Bednarski,
Andrew |
The Lotus
reborn: the creation and distribution of the Description de
l'Egypte |
1-12 |
| Bibby,
Miriam |
The arrival
of the horse in Egypt: new approaches and a hypothesis |
13-18 |
| Booth,
Charlotte |
Aspects
of the Hyksos' role in Egyptian society from the artistic evidence |
19-26 |
| Graham,
Angus |
Some thoughts
on the social organisation of dockyards during the New Kingdom |
27-34 |
| Hatton,
Gareth D., Shortland, A.J., Tite, M.S. |
Egyptian
Blue: where, when and how? |
35-44 |
| Hind,
Elizabeth |
The specialness
of science: it's all in the mind |
45-50 |
| Robinson,
Peter |
Crossing
the night: the depiction of mythological landscapes in the Am
Duat of the New Kingdom royal necropolis |
51-62 |
| Rowland,
Joanne |
The transition
to state society: problems and possibilities of applying mortuary
data |
63-68 |
| Wahlberg,
Nina |
Representations
of Hathor and Mut in the Hibis temple |
69-75 |
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| CRE III - Published in 2003 |
Rachel Ives, Daniel Lines, Christopher Naunton,
Nina Wahlberg (eds.)
BAR International Series, 1192: Oxford |
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| Speaker |
Paper
Title |
Page
references |
| Cannata,
Maria |
An unpublished
contract of sale from Memphis |
1-10
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| Centrone,
Maria |
Behind
the Corn-mummies |
11-28 |
| Figuieredo,
Alvaro |
The Lisbon
Mummy Project |
29-40 |
| Graham,
Angus |
Plying
the Nile: not all plain sailing |
41-56 |
| Graves-Brown,
Carolyn |
The Spitting
Goddess and the stony eye: divinity and flint in Pharaonic Egypt |
57-70 |
| Harrington,
Nicola |
From the
Cradle to the Grave: anthropoid busts and ancestor cults at
Deir el-Medina |
71-88 |
| Kemboly,
Mpay |
Iaau
and the question of the origin of Evil according to Ancient
Egyptian sources |
89-104 |
| McAleely,
Sally |
Flower
arranging in Ancient Egypt |
105-120 |
| Onishi,
Hironao |
A Kushite
temple in a western oasis? |
121-135 |
| Shirai,
Noriyuki |
Bifacial
technology, Socioeconomic competition, and early farming and
herding in the Fayum |
136-148 |
| Shirai,
Yayoi |
Royal Funerary
cults during the Old Kingdom |
149-162 |
| Vlckova,
Petra |
Abusir
South at the end of the Old Kingdom and during the First Intermediate
Period |
163-178 |
| Wikgren,
Heidi |
The festival
calendar at Deir el-Medina |
179-200 |
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| CRE IV - Published in 2005 |
Kathryn Piquette & Serena Love (eds.)
Oxbow Books: Oxford |
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| Speaker |
Paper
Title |
Page
references |
| Balbaligio,
Yvette E. |
Egyptology
beyond philology: Agency, identity and the individual in ancient
Egyptian texts |
1-19
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| Centrone,
Maria Constanza |
Choosing
the burial place for corn-mummies: a random selection |
20-33 |
| Coppens,
Filip |
Creative
writing in Ptolemy II's time: Texts from the Temple of Isis
at Philae |
34-42 |
| Rann,
Rachael J. |
Interpreting
Ancient Nubia |
43-50 |
| Exell,
Karen |
The Senior
Scribe Ramose (1) and the cult of the king: a social and historical
reading of some private votive stelae from Deir el medina in
the reign of Ramesses II |
51-67 |
| Graves-Brown,
Carolyn |
Flint and
life crises in Pharaonic Egypt |
68-83 |
| Hagen,
Frederik |
Literature,
transmission, and the Late Egyptian Miscllanies |
84-99 |
| Hulit,
Thomas |
Tut'Ankhamun's
Body Armour: Materials, construction, and the implications for
the Military industry |
100-111 |
| Mynárová,
Jane |
Abusir
in the New Kingdom. Current research by the Czech Institute
for Egyptology |
112-117 |
| Robinson,
Peter |
Ritual
landscapes in the Coffin Texts - A cognitive mapping approach |
118-132 |
| Shirakawa,
Emi |
Choice
of vocabularies: Wordplay in Ancient Egypt |
133-137 |
| Suvorov,
Rachel Rodabaugh |
The Kahun
Papyrus in Context: The 'Floating Uterus' |
138-146 |
| Thompson,
Alexandra |
Looking
at Diet in Predynastic Egypt through Stable Isotope Analysis |
147-157 |
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| CRE V - Published in 2006 |
Rachael J. Dann (ed.)
Oxbow Books: Oxford |
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| Speaker |
Paper
Title |
Page
references |
| Balbagio,
Yvette E. |
Bringing
Egypt out of Academia: Outreach and Inclusion in the Petrie
Museum |
1-15 |
| Bussman,
Richard |
Pepi I
and the Temple of Satet at Elephantine |
16-21 |
| Gulyás,
András |
The Unique
Amun-Re Temple at Luxor |
22-37 |
| Hagen,
Frederik |
Ostraca,
Literature and teaching at Deir el-Medina |
38-51 |
| Harrington,
Nicola |
Children
and the Dead in New Kingdom Egypt |
52-65 |
| Lazaridis,
Nikolaos |
'It is
better to be silent than speak in vain.' The Challenge of Producing
Proverbs in Demotic and Greek |
66-73 |
| Mairs,
Rachel R. |
Egyptian
Artefacts from Central and South Asia |
74-89 |
| Malleson,
Claire |
Investigating
Ancient Egyptian towns: A case study of Itj-tawy |
90-104 |
| McCarthy,
Heather Lee |
A Study
of Ramesside Royal Women's Tombs in the Valley of the Queens |
105-122 |
| Morrison,
Anne |
Designing
Materials for Language Self-Instruction: A case study |
123-137 |
| Stammers,
Mike |
New Considerations
on Campbell's tomb |
138-147 |
| Stevenson,
Alice |
The Material
Significance of Predynastic and Early Dynastic Pallets |
148-162 |
| Xekalaki,
Georgia |
Egyptian
Royal Women and Diplomatic Activity during the New Kingdom |
163-173 |
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| CRE VI - Published in 2007 |
Rachel Mairs & Alice Stevenson (eds.)
Oxbow Books: Oxford |
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| Speaker |
Paper
Title |
Page
references |
| Adams,
Christina |
Shades
of Meaning: The Significance of Manifestations of the Dead as
Evidenced in Texts from the Old Kingdom to the Coptic Period |
1-20 |
| Cannata,
Maria |
Of Bodies
and Soles : The Meaning of the Root ks in the Ptolemaic
Period |
21-42 |
| Cockitt,
Jenefer Anne & David, A. Rosalie |
The Radiocarbon
Dating of Ancient Egyptian Mummies and their Associated Artefacts:
Implications for Egyptology |
43-53 |
| Cromwell,
Jennifer |
The Archival
History of Coptic Documents from Jeme held in the British Library |
54-65 |
| Griffin,
Kenneth |
A Reinterpretation
of the Use and Function of the Rekhyt Rebus in New Kingdom Temples |
66-84 |
| Heyne,
Alice |
The Teaching
of Ptahhotep: The London Versions |
85-98 |
| Hodgkinson,
Anna Kathrin |
The final
phase of Per-Ramesses: The History of the City in the Light
of its Natural Environment |
99-115 |
| Janák,
Jirí |
Migratory
Spirits: Remarks on the akh sign |
116-119 |
| Judd,
Tony |
Cattle
Petroglyphs in the Eastern Desert of Egypt |
120-138 |
| McCann,
Eric |
Meroitic
Pottery from the Fourth Cataract, Sudan (c. AD100-300): New
findings from the SARS Winter 2005 Field Season |
139-145 |
| Robinson,
Peter |
The Locational
Significance of Scatological References in the Coffin Texts |
146-161 |
| Vassiliev,
Alexandre |
The localisation of the Shasu-land of Ramses
II's Rhetorical Texts |
162-168 |
| Zinn,
Katharina |
Libraries
and Archives: The Organisation of Collective Wisdom in Ancient
Egypt |
169-176 |
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| CRE VII - Published in 2007 |
Maria Cannata (ed.) (with collaboration with
Christina Adams)
Oxbow Books: Oxford |
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| Speaker |
Paper
Title |
Page
references |
| Aronin,
Rachel |
Divine
Determinatives in the Papyrus of Ani |
1-14 |
| Campbell,
Jacqueline & David, Rosalie |
The Application
of Archaeobotany and Pharmacognosy to Reassess the Translation
of Snj-t3 and D3rt in the Medical Papyri |
15-24 |
| Cockitt,
Jenefer |
An Absolute
Chronology for the First Dynasty of Egypt |
25-36 |
| Franzmeier,
Henning |
Wells and
Cisterns in Pharaonic Egypt: The Development of a Technology
as a Process of Adaption to Environmental Situations and Consumers'
Demands |
37-52 |
| Gaber,
Amr |
The 'Central
Halls' in the Ptolemaic Temples: Locations, Nominations and
Functions |
53-70 |
| Gashe,
Vicky |
An Analysis
of the Use of Beads and Amulets as a Mortuary Item in Protodynastic
Graves at the UpperEgyptian Site of Badari |
71-82 |
| Gregory,
Steven |
Observations
Regarding the Symbolism of the Blue and Cap Crowns as Used in
Iconographic Motifs of the Ramesside Period |
83-96 |
| Lankester,
Francis |
Rock Art
in Egypt's Eastern Desert: Observations on Current Research |
97-102 |
| Park,
Rosalind |
The First
Decan |
103-112 |
| Price,
Campbell |
Monuments
in Context: Eperiences of the Colossal in Ancient Egypt |
113-122 |
| Robinson,
Peter |
Book of
the Dead Chapters 149 & 150 and Their Coffin Text origins |
132-140 |
| Veiga,
Paula |
Preliminary
Study of an Unusual Graeco-Roman Magical Gem (MNA E540) in the
National Museum of Archaeology in Lisbon, Portugal |
141-150 |
| Wolinski,
Pawel |
Did Ramesses
III Settle the Sea Peoples in Canaan? Searching for Reality
Behind Papyrus Harris I |
151-158 |
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| CRE VIII - Published in 2008 |
Kenneth Griffin (ed.) (with collaboration with
Meg Gundlach)
Oxbow Books: Oxford |
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