Current Research in Egyptology XI
| Date : | 5-8 January 2010 |
| Location : | University of Leiden, The Netherlands |
| Publication : | Horn, M, Kramer, J, Soliman, D, Staring N, van den Hoven, C, & Weiss, L. (eds), 2011, Current Research in Egyptology 2010, Oxford: Oxbow Books |
List of papers
| Author | Title | Publication reference |
| Heba Abd el-Gawad | ‘Out of Bounds – Priest’s Property!’ The Status of the Ptolemaic Kings at Memphis | 1-14 |
| Nathalie Andrews | Protecting Personhood: Protecting personhood: the role of the Sacred Eye in ensuring the continuing identity of the deceased | 15-21 |
| Maria Correas-Amador | Egyptian Mud Dwellings: An Ethnoarchaeological Perspective | 22-32 |
| Renate Dekker | Reconstructing and re-editing the archive of Bishop Pesynthios of Koptos/Keft (7th century) | 33-41 |
| Grazia Di Pietro | Models from Predynastic daily life: A view from Naqada | 42-52 |
| Rita Gautschy | Lunar and Sothic data from the archive of Illahun revisited: Absolute Chronology of the Middle Kingdom | 53-61 |
| Felix Hoflmayer | Egyptian pots, Aegean chronology and radiocarbon: Recent research on Egypt and the early Aegean Late Bronze Age | 62-70 |
| Jens Blach Jorgensen | Myth and cosmography. On the Union of Re and Osiris in two types of religious discourse | 71-80 |
| Ines Kohler | Rage like an Egyptian: the conceptualization of anger | 81-96 |
| Jared B. Krebsbach | The Persians and Atum Worship in Egypt’s Twenty Seventh Dynasty | 97-104 |
| Miriam Muller | An elite quarter of Avaris/Tell el-Dab’a – multicultural life in a town of the Second Intermediate Period | 105-115 |
| Melinda Nelson-Hurst | The increasing emphasis on collateral and female kin in the late Middle Kingdom and Second Intermediate Period: the vivification formula as a case study | 116-123 |
| Kim Ridealgh | ‘Yes Dear!’ Spousal Dynamics in the Late Ramesside Letters | 124-130 |
| Marta Sankiewicz | The ‘Coregency’ of Hatshepsut and Thutmose III in the light of iconography in the Hatshepsut Temple at Deir el-Bahari | 131-144 |
| Nico Staring | Analysing figural graffiti: stela Louvre C8 as a case study | 145-156 |
| Linda Steynor | The function of Metaphor in The Tale of the Eloquent Peasant | 157-173 |
| Veronica Tamorri | Preliminary Observations on Practices of Bodily Manipulation in Predynastic Egyptian Funerary Contexts | 174-182 |
| Carina van den Hoven | Balancing the gods. Priestly design in the temple of Kalabsha | 183-196 |
| Lara Weiss | Encountering liminal zones at Deir el-Medina? | 197-205 |
| Stephanie Atherton | Sacred Ibis mummies in the Manchester Museum: a morphological and forensic study | |
| Yanne Broux & Sandra Coussement | Creating Identities in Graeco-Roman Egypt: Double Names in the Ptolemaic and Roman Period | |
| Sarah Foster | Landscape and Cosmology in the Badarian (c. 4500-4000 B.C.): an insight provided by ‘exotic materials’ | |
| Henning Franzmeier | The Cemetery of Sedment in the New Kingdom – New Light on an old Excavation | |
| Alexandros Giannakoulas | Before Polydamna: Egyptian parturient vessels and the trade of medical lore with the Bronze Age Aegean | |
| Kenneth Griffin | An Analysis of the Rekhyt Rebus on the Columns of the Temple of Seti at Abydos | |
| Joost Hagen | Church and state in medieval Christian Nubia: The evidence of the Coptic texts from Qasr Ibrim | |
| Maarten Horn | Dressing the Dead during the Tasian, Badarian and Early Naqadian Periods in the Qau- Matmar Region-A Comparison and Interpretation | |
| Shih-Wei Hsu | The power of the image and the image of the power: ‘The griffin’ as a visual and written image for the king | |
| Gwen Jennes | Creating Identities in Graeco-Roman Egypt: Theophoric Names | |
| Lisanne Kleiterp | “From Temple to Church”: the Christian reuse of ‘pagan’ temples | |
| Michal Kurzyk & Thomasz Herbich | Geophysical surveying in Egypt: the Polish contribution | |
| Margaret Maitland | Spatial hierarchy in Middle Kingdom Elite Culture | |
| Howard Middleton-Jones | The Digital 3D Reconstruction of the Coptic Church at Qubbat al-Hawa | |
| Antonio J. Morales | Old Kingdom Priestly Texts of Nut and their transmission into the Middle Kingdom | |
| Sander Muskens | Cultural Choice and Constructing Identity in later Roman Egypt: Funerary Stelae from Behnasa | |
| Jurgen van Oostenrijk | The “chaine operatoire” of Late Period Shabti Groups from Saqqara | |
| German Ruiz Ruiz | The Notion of Combat in Ancient Egypt: A lexicographical Study of the Terminology | |
| Lea van de Sande | The 21th maxim of the Instruction of Ptahhotep: a comparison of versions | |
| Anita Sempel | Participles and Aspect | |
| Alessandra Siragusa | The Swty.w: Brokers and Operators in the small and Large Range Trade | |
| Daniel Soliman | Iconographic and stylistic studies of kingly sculpture from Dynasties 13, 16 and 17 | |
| Susanne Topfer | A (new-)edition of the Embalming Ritual after the papyri Boulaq 3 and Louvre 5158 | |
| Gemma Tully | ‘Answering the calls of the living’: Collaborative Museology and the Representation of Ancient Egypt in Western Museum Displays | |
| Paula Veiga | Osiris’ green: his body represented in medicinal plants |
Information Courtesy of CRE XIV Committee.