| Date : | 18-19 January 2001 |
| Location : | School of Archaeology, Classics and Oriental Studies (SACOS) of the University of Liverpool, Great Britain |
| Publication : | Cooke, A. & Simpson, F., C. (eds). 2005. Current Research in Egyptology II. BAR International Series 1380. |
List of papers
| Author | Title | Publication reference |
| Panagiotis Kousoulis | Cat versus snake: A symbolic conflict with magical connotations | |
| Nina Wahlberg | Can an Egyptian’s name shed light on their religious beliefs? References to goddesses in personal names from 1070 to 332BC | |
| Elizabeth Hind | Egyptian mathematics and a re-evaluation of Moscow Mathematical Papyrus Problem 10 | |
| Gina Muskett | Egypt and Mycenaean Greece: a Mycenaean perspective | 39-46 |
| Fiona Simpson | The Libyan in Egyptian ideology | |
| Sally-Ann Ashton | The double and triple uraeus on royal representations | 1-9 |
| Nadine Moeller | An Old Kingdom town at Zawiet Sultan (Zawiet el-Meitin) in Middle Egypt | 29-38 |
| Angus Graham | ‘Harbours’ and ‘quays’ in the Nile valley: a novel solution to the problem of the fluctuating river level | |
| Dr Bill Manley | Petrie and the origin of the underclass | |
| Elizabeth Bloxam | The organisation and mobilisation of Old Kingdom quarry labour forces at Chephren’s quarry in Lower Nubia | 11-19 |
| Ian Buckley | Excavations at tomb KV39 | 21-28 |
| Colin Reader | A reconciliation of the geological and archaeological evidence for the age of the sphinx and a revised sequence of development for the Giza Necropolis | 47-56 |
| Geoffrey Tassie | Single mother goddesses and divine kingship: the sidelock of youth and the maternal bond | 65-73 |
| Joanne Rowland | The transition to state society in Egypt: problems and possibilities of applying mortuary evidence | 57-63 |
| Sonia Zakrzewski | Morphological variation in Egyptian crania | 75-80 |
| Audrey Carter | The religious and social customs of New Kingdom Gurob from the Manchester Collection | |
| Akiko Sugi | Aspects of Egyptian iconography | |
| Ashley Cooke | Kahun: A glimpse of the Middle Bronze Age | |
| Chris Naunton | The priests and officials at Thebes during the Twenty-Fifth dynasty in Egypt | |
| Rachael Dann | Egyptomania | |
| Sherine el-Menshawy | Gloves in Ancient Egypt | |
| Dr Ian Shaw | The emerald mines in the Sikait-Subara region of the Eastern Desert | |
| Roland Enmarch | Textual criticism and Ipuwer | |
| Hiroshi Hirayama | An ethnoarchaeological investigation of the Festival of Opet | |
| Thomas D. Hulit | Tutankhamun’s body armour: materials, construction and the implications for the Late Bronze Age military industry | |
| Deborah Hunter | Hatshepsut’s femaleness as an ideological force in the Speos Artemidos inscription | |
| Professor Ken Kitchen | Far-flung frontiers in Egyptological-related research | |
| Katerina Koltsida | Space and gender in Ancient Egyptian village households | |
| Serena Love | Memphis: questioning the Old Kingdom capital | |
| Angela McDonald | The orthography of fear. Bird determinatives in Ancient Egyptian | |
| Katja Mueller | What’s in a toponym? On Egyptian and Greek names for Ptolemaic settlements | |
| Andrew Shortland, Mike Richards and Sonia Zakrzewski | The use of stable isotopes to reconstruct Ancient Egyptian diet | |
| Susanna Thomas | Ramesses II in the Western Delta | |
| Aloisia de Trafford | The human body in the Pyramid Texts | |
| Sami Uljas | Notions on interclausal relations in Middle Egyptian object complementation with the infinitive | |
| Dr Mark Collier | Lahun papyri | |
| Dr Steven Snape | Excavations at Zawiyet Umm el-Rakham |
Information Courtesy of CRE XIV Committee.