Archive by Articles 2018 The Past and Future of “Biblical Egyptology” Editorial Introduction Did You Sleep Well on Your Headrest?—Anthropological Perspectives on an Ancient Egyptian Implement Mutuality in Exploring the Past: Ethno-Experimental and Community Archaeology Boat Symbolism in Predynastic and Early Dynastic Egypt: An Ethno-Archaeological Approach Building a Predynastic: The Construction of Predynastic Galleys Sniffing out the Gods: Archaeology with the Senses Death and the Right Fluids: Perspectives from Egyptology and Anthropology A Question of Substance: Interpreting Kinship and Relatedness in Ancient Egypt “Taking Ancient Egyptian Mortuary Religion Seriously”: Why Would We, and How Could We? Dirt, Purity, and Spatial Control: Anthropological Perspectives on Ancient Egyptian Society and Culture during the Middle Kingdom Write to Dominate Reality: Graphic Alteration of Anthropomorphic Signs in the Pyramid Texts Power Relations and the Adoption of Foreign Material Culture: A Different Perspective from First-Millennium BCE Nubia Into the Wild? Rethinking the Dynastic Conception of the Desert beyond Nature and Culture Egyptology and Anthropology: Historiography, Theoretical Exchange, and Conceptual Development 2017 Book Review: Jean Li—Women, Gender, and Identity in Third Intermediate Period Thebes: The Theban Case Study Recent Research on the “Carnegie Boat” from Dahshur, Egypt Investigation and Analysis Study of an Old Kingdom Cheops First Boat Oar Blade The Ship Depiction in the Tomb of Nebamun: The Earliest Egyptian Ship without a Hogging Truss The Vernacular Boats of Egypt’s Natural Lakes: Documentation of Living Maritime Heritage Amulets in Context: A View from Late Bronze Age Tel Azekahs Processional Barques from the Tomb of Tutankhamun (KV62) Conference: 13th International Conference of Demotic Studies (IDS), Bibliotheca Albertina, Leipzig, 3–8 September 2017 Call for Papers: Annual Meeting of DEGUWA e.V. on Underwater Archaeology: in Poseidens Reich XXIII: Waters as a Resource, 15–18 March 2018, Eberhardt Karls Universität, Tübingen, Germany Book Review: Francis Breyer—Punt: Die Suche nach dem “Gottesland” Book Review: Walter Crist, Anne-Elizabeth Dunn-vaturi, Alex de Voogt—Ancient Egyptians at Play: Board Games across Borders Androgyny and Fecundity: Some Features of the Aegyptiaca around the Mediterranean An Anonymous Coffin and Cartonnage from Lahun: Retrieving the Archaeological Records On the Human Remains Contained in Count Aleksander Branicki’s Egyptian Coffin An Egyptian Game in Athens
