
The Egyptian Archaeology Magazine is the bulletin of The Egypt Exploration Society. This issue contains features on: The EES Oral History Project, Petrie at Abydos in 1900: Margaret Murray's album, Climate change in early Egypt, the Dahshur tomb of the Vizier Siese rediscovered, Ancient landscapes around the Opet temple, Karnak.
The tomb chapel of Isisnofret at Saqqara, recent discoveries from Oxyrhynchus, embalmers' caches in the shaft tombs at Abu Sir and the temple treasures of Taposiris Magna.
The Bulletin of the Society (Egyptian Archaeology) is a glossy colour magazine style publication with lavishly illustrated articles on recent excavations and research in Egypt. The Society's own projects in Egypt are described, as well as the work of other expeditions from many countries.
The Bulletin also contains listings of Egyptological events and a valuable up-to-date summary of current archaeological work in Egypt. Two issues are published in each subscription year, in the Autumn and Spring.
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Nesu-bity - Neb Tawy
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The Pharaoh's throne name, written inside a cartouche, was usually accompanied by the title nesu-bity - King of Upper and Lower Egypt and the ephithet neb tawy, Lord of the Two Lands. It symbolises the unity and rulership of the Two Lands.