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Showing 1 to 14 of 14 for “"New Kingdom"”.
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An archaeological study of baking and bread in New Kingdom Egypt
… experimental replication, have established that New Kingdom Egyptians obtained clean grain from emmer spikelets by dampening and pounding the spikelets in limestone mortars with wooden pestles, which shredded the chaff and freed whole grain. The mixture was dried, winnowed and sieved. The whole …
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Growing Up in Tell el-Amarna: An Examination of Growth and Non-specific Stress Indicators in New Kingdom Children.
… St. Martin’s Churchyard from Birmingham (United Kingdom). Incidences of skeletal stress markers (cribra orbitalia, linear enamel hypoplasias, and porotic hyperostosis) and diseases of malnutrition (scurvy and rickets) were examined to obtain a more holistic representation of the general health of …
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Coming of Age or an Age of Becoming? The Role of Childhood in Identity Formation at Deir el-Medina, New Kingdom Egypt
This thesis explores the role of childhood in identity formation. The concept that childhood contributes to an individual’s identity—how a person becomes who they are, and how childhood influences this—is universally relevant. However, whilst the influence of childhood is universal, exactly what …
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Archaeological Backgrounds of the Sanctuary: A Search for Egyptian Cultural Influence in the Construction of the Hebrew Tent-Sanctuary
… sacred, royal-domestic, and military spheres of New Kingdom Egypt. Frequency data of appearing materials data were also collected from mobile structures, their courtyard perimeters, and any known furnishings. Design data from the furnishings in KV62 (Kings Valley tomb number 62, i.e., the tomb of …
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Reconstructing the use and conception of pharaonic domestic space in Nubia: geoarchaeological investigations at Amara West (~1300–1070BC)
The conquest of Upper Nubia (ancient Kush) by the New Kingdom Egyptian state around 1500BC instigated over four centuries of pharaonic control of the region. Over the course of this occupation, the state founded a number of towns along the Middle Nile Valley, each typically provided with monumental …
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Egyptian imperialism in Nubia c. 2009 – 1191 BC
… Egyptian involvement in Nubia from the Middle Kingdom to the 20th Dynasty (2009 – 1191 BC). Recent advances in our knowledge of both Egyptian and Nubian urbanism have contributed to the overall conclusion regarding the purpose of Egyptian imperialism in Nubia. Excavation reports from the 1960‟s …
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Nineteenth century Johore : ruler and realm in transition
This study deals with the rise of a Malay kingdom, the modern state of Johore, out of an old Malay empire which covered the southern part of the Malay Peninsula and the islands to the south at the beginning of the nineteenth century; with the efforts of the new dynasty to establish itself in the …
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Nineteenth century Johore : ruler and realm in transition
This study deals with the rise of a Malay kingdom, the modern state of Johore, out of an old Malay empire which covered the southern part of the Malay Peninsula and the islands to the south at the beginning of the nineteenth century; with the efforts of the new dynasty to establish itself in the …
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A Sign of the Times: Administration, Agency of officials and Monumental architecture in Eighteenth Dynasty Egypt
… as a whole than the later dynasties of the New Kingdom, which have far richer administrative documentation preserved. To compensate for this information gap, prosopographies and a range of evidence drawn from various sites have been incorporated into this research. By re-evaluating existing …
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Biskop och stad : aspekter av urbanisering och sociala rum i medeltidens Linköping
… as a place for communications. The making of the new place – with two new churches situated at the point between the old inhabited landscape and a virgin new land – may be interpreted as a deliberate act of creating an ideologically important place, sustaining the claims of the new kingdom to …
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Landscape and environmental changes at Memphis during the dynastic period in Egypt
… 5000 years are established. According to this new model, a settlement was founded during the Early Dynastic Period on a complex of sandbanks which were separated and surrounded by three branches of the Nile. After its foundation and during the Early Dynastic Period and the Old Kingdom, the city …
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Autour du harem de Thoutmosis III. Etude du matériel provenant de Gourob et conservé aux Musées royaux d'Art et d'Histoire de Bruxelles
Le site actuel de Médinet el-Gourob correspond au domaine royal antique de Mi-Our, expression qui signifie « le grand canal ». Il se situe en Moyenne Egypte, à un emplacement stratégique qui marque l’entrée de la zone du Fayoum. Durant le Nouvel Empire, Thoutmosis III (ca 1479-1425 avant notre ère) …
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IL CIELO DEI FARAONI. I SOFFITTI ASTRONOMICI NEL NUOVO REGNO IN EGITTO
Il presente lavoro intende offrire uno studio sistemati-co di tutti i soffitti che contengono raffigurazioni o testi di natura astronomica databili al Nuovo Regno in Egitto, dei quali fornisce anche un’edizione critica. Tali soffitti si trovano nei templi funerari e nelle tom-be dei sovrani della …
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Viruelas, mercantilismo e higiene pública: análisis sociohistórico del desarrollo de la higiene pública, de las políticas estatales en los estados mercantilistas europeos y su influencia en las epidemias de viruela de 1782-1783 y 1801-1802 en Santafé, Nuevo Reino de Granada.
Esta investigación tiene como objetivo principal describir cómo las diferentes estructuras de poder de los estados mercantilistas europeos del XVIII e inicios del siglo XIX influyeron en el manejo de la Higiene Pública, en el caso particular de las epidemias de viruela de 1782-1783 y de 1801-1802, …