Archive by Articles 2012 Egyptian Imports from Tomb VII at Tell Mišrife/Qatna (Syria) Recent Articles on Mersa/Wadi Gawasis Recent Research in Greco-Egyptian Interactions Ramesside Scarabs Simulating Middle Bronze Age Canaanite Prototypes: Canaanite or Egyptian? Egypt and the Mediterranean: Cultural Crossroads during the First Millennium BCE Catalogue of Sculptures of the Egyptian Collections of the National Archaeological Museum, Athens The Iconographic Representation of Disembodied Kingship in the Egyptian Ritual Landscape of the New Kingdom Journeys with Goddesses and More The Western Marmarica Coastal Survey, Libya Aegyptiaka: Egyptian Religious Values and Demonic Motifs in Archaic Greece Recent and Ongoing Egyptian-Aegean Interconnections Research Ongoing Investigations at a Late Old Kingdom Coastal Fort at Ras Budran in South Sinai Petrographic Analyses in the Study of Egyptian Interconnections and Ceramic Technology Satellite Imagery Detection of a Possible Hippodrome and Other Features at the Ptolemaic-Roman Port Town of Taposiris Magna Toward Pinpointing the Timing of the Egyptian Abandonment of Avaris during the Middle of the 18th Dynasty Egypt’s Cultural Relations and Egyptian Phonology in the 3rd Millennium B.C.E. A Comparison of the Historiography of Egypt and the Ancient Near East from the Third to First Millennium The University of California, Santa Barbara, Purdue University Tombos Expedition Berlin Statue Pedestal Reliefs 21687 and 21688: Ongoing Research Vartavan and Armenian Egyptology Centre (AEC) Research Program 2012-2013 Recent Work Concerning the Relations between Egypt and Her Neighbors New Evidence for Contacts between Egypt and the Northern Levant during the Amarna Period: A Clay Sealing with the Throne Name of Akhenaten at Tell Mišrife/Qatna (Syria) Imported Vessels Found in Tell El Retaba: Signs of Egypt’s International Contacts I. S. Moyer, Egypt and the Limits of Hellenism K. Duistermaat and I. Regulski (eds.), Intercultural Contacts in the Ancient Mediterranean The Miners Who Invented the Alphabet – A Response to Christopher Rollston The Importance of Imports: Petrographic Analysis of Levantine Pottery Jars in Egypt Egypt and Israel: The Ways of Cultural Contacts in the Late Bronze Age and Iron Age (20th – 26th Dynasty) Conferences and Symposia Synchronisms and Significance: Reevaluating Interconnections Between Middle Kingdom Egypt and the Southern Levant
