The latest volume features articles on The Temple of Montu at El Tod, a little-visited temple south of Luxor; Jon Bodsworth creates a virtual reconstruction of the king Menkaura missing sarcophagus. A new exhibition dedicated to the Fifth Earl of Carnarvon, his work in Egypt and his well-known connection to Tutankhamun.
The Seth-animal: a Dog and its Master - Ken Moss describes the uncertainty about the identity of the Seth-animal and suggests a likely candidate; and in the fourth of a series of articles on the work of the EES, Dr. Judith Bunbury looks at Egypt and the Global Cooling Crisis. As well as all the latest Egyptology News and regular features.
The Pharaohs by Dr Joyce Tyldesley is an illustrated history of the kings who ruled over this extraordinary land, narrating the story of 30 dynasties starting around 3100 BC when the first pharaoh, Menes, unified Upper and Lower Egypt, and ending with the conquest of Egypt in 332 BC by Alexander the Great.
Ancient Egypt Magazine - April/May 2009: Tomb KV63 in the Valley of the Kings, Dental Health and Dentistry in Ancient Egypt, Luxor Temple’s Mosque, Egypt’s Eastern Desert, and the Work of the Egypt Exploration Society.
Ancient Egypt Magazine - Jun/Jul 2006: The latest volume features articles on Ancient Egyptian Wine, New investigations on the residue in wine jars found in the Tomb of Tutankhamun, Belzoni’s Sarcophagi.
The latest volume features articles on the reign of the little known Pharaoh Neferhotep I, a review of the Egyptian collection in the National Archaeological Museum and a complete Nubian Temple, both in the Spanish capital.
The latest volume contains features on Ancient Egyptian Medicine and literature, Annemarie La Pensée describes how an important artifact from the World Museum Liverpool was replicated.
Ancient Egypt Magazine - June/July 2009: The Mosque of Abu Hagag, Dental Health & Dentistry in Ancient Egypt, KV-63 Update: 2009 Seaso, Egypt Exploration Society and The Delta Survey, The Open Air Museum at Karnak Temple, and Tutankhamun’s Headrests.
An Ancient Egyptian Herbal by Lisa Manniche: This is one of the very few accessible books on the use of herbs and spices used in Ancient Egypt.
The latest volume features articles on the newly-discovered tomb in the Valley of the Kings, Sinful Barbarians and Part- Time Legionaries.
The Egyptian Archaeology Magazine is the bulletin of The Egypt Exploration Society.
The Egyptian Archaeology Magazine is the bulletin of The Egypt Exploration Society. This issue contains features on Mut el-Kharab: Seth's City in the Dakheh Oasis; Satelites and Survey in Middle Egypt.
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Ma'at
Goddess of Justice
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Ma'at is the Egyptian goddess of justice. She is a lunar goddess. She ruled over laws, order, and justice, as well as the motion of the cosmos. Her emblem is the feather, used to judge the souls of the deceased.
Ma'at is the principal of universal justice and divine order believed to be set forth by her at the time of the world's creation.