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Geologist Birgit Schoer identifies some of the types of rock used in Egyptian sculpture and building, an image archive of the Colossi of Memnon in the last inundation of the Nile and a report on the cleaning of Cleopatra’s Needle in London (obelisk of Thutmose III).
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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.
Early on in his masterful reconstruction of the Egyptian mind set, he tells us that "ancient Egypt is an intellectual and spiritual world that is linked to our own by numerous strands of tradition.
Although practiced by other civilizations, mummification is most popularly associated with the ancient Egyptians.
Dr Geraldine Pinch, a supervisor of lectures on Egyptology for the faculty of Oriental Studies, Cambridge, provides a clear insight it all aspects of Egyptian magic and its fundamental place among the ancient Egyptians.
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.
The latest volume features articles on the The Temple of Ramesses II at Gerf Hussein, which describes the history of the temple, now partially rebuilt at New Kalabsha.
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Nubia - Land of the Bow
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Nubia, the "Land of the Bow," because of the fame of Nubian archers. Throughout history, pictures and drawings of Nubian gods, kings, and warriors show them holding bows. In graves of Nubian men, archaeologists often find their skeletons holding bows and lying beside quivers of arrows.