Archive by Articles 2015 Conference Announcement: Thebes in the First Millennium BC Conference Announcement: Origins 6 Conference Conference Announcement: Linguistic and Cultural Areas of Transition in Africa Conference Announcement: Third Birmingham Egyptology Symposium Review of Akhenaten and the Origins of Monotheism by James K. Hoffmeier The Gold Mask of Ankhkheperure Neferneferuaten The Nile Flood According to a Second Century BCE Judean Egyptian Excerpted Text Tell el-Murra 2008–2015: Excavation of the Nile Delta Site from the IVth–IIIrd Millennia BCE A Note on Working with Mummies in the Field “Negotiating Chronology and Geography in Museum Spaces: Africa and Egypt on Display,” at the College of Art Association in February 2016 Buto (Modern Name: Tell el-Faraꜥîn) The Amarna Letters: A Web of Interaction The el-Hassa Rams: An Example of Egyptian-Nubian Syncretism “The King’s Messenger in Front of His Army”: Possible New Evidence for Horemheb’s Contacts with the Northern Levant Aegean Emissaries in the Tomb of Senenmut and Their Gift to the Egyptian King A Multi-Analytical Approach Applied to the Archaeometric Study of a Greco-Roman Decorated Wooden Panel from Egypt A Note on an Amenhotep III Plaque from Tel Burna Qedešet: A Syro-Anatolian Goddess in Egypt Comments on Minoan Beetle Images Turned Weapons in Egyptian Iconography – The Decorum of Dominance The Hidden Ruler: Art and Politics in Minoan Crete Sacred Prostitution in Minoan Crete? A New Interpretation of Some Old Archaeological Findings Skylines: Borders of Materiality, Thresholds to Heaven Why is No One Eating? The Iconography of Feasting in the Ancient World A Mycenaean Open-Air Cult Place in Iklaina* Was the “Minoan Genious” a God? An Essay on Near Eastern Deities and Demons in Aegean Bronze Age Iconography* Egyptian Influence and Aegean Transformation at Akrotiri, Thera: The Jug No. 8960 with a Libation Scene Herodotus Aigyptiophrõn: Conversing with the Learned Egyptians Multilingualism in the Graeco-Roman Worlds Are the Bearers of the Pan-Grave Archaeological Culture Identical to the Madjay-People in the Egyptian Textual Record?
