Jan Moje

Schabtis und verwandte Figurinen, Mit den Beständen der Berliner Antikensammlung, des Museums für Vor- und Frühgeschichte und des Vorderasiatischen Museums

Band 1: Mittleres Reich und Neues Reich (Stein, Ton, Fayence) - CORPUS ANTIQUITATUM AEGYPTIACARUM

318 pages, loose leaf catalogue

(London 2023)

This volume of the CAA Berlin series contains the first part of the shabti collections from Berlin, those of the Middle Kingdom and the New Kingdom from the materials stone, faience, and pottery.

£100

ISBN 9781906137823

Stelae of the Middle Kingdom and the Second Intermediate Period
Ägyptisches Museum und Papyrussammlung,
Staatliche Museen zu Berlin

(Corpus Antiquitatum Aegypticarum), 153 pages (loose leaf), plus booklet

ISBN 978-1-906137-63-2

A catalogue of almost all Middle Kingdom and Second Intermediate Period stelae in the Egyptian Museum in Berlin. Many of them were lost in WWII. The publication uses often old archive photographs. Includes full translations.

£75 -$150

August 2019

Julie Patenaude and Garry J. Shaw

A Catalogue of Egyptian Cosmetic Palettes in the Manchester University Museum Collection

Following an introduction on Egypt's Predynastic Period, cosmetic palettes in general, methodology,  and the origins of the Manchester Egyptian collection, this volume brings together every Predynastic cosmetic palette in the museum, providing details on type, dimensions, provenance, date and context, along with a description and bibliography. This data is then analysed according to provenance, type, date, acquisition source and context, followed by illustrations of specific graves and a full bibliography. Photographs of the palettes are then provided.

ISBN 978-1906137205, 128 pages, paperback 15.5 x 23.3 cm

£30 - $60

Marilina Betrò (editor)

with contributions by P. del Vesco, F. Facchetti, G. Miniaci, A. Pesante, D. Salvoldi, F. Silvano

Ippolito Rosellini e gli inizi dell'Egittologia – Ippolito Rosellini and the dawn of Egyptology

This is a catalogue of an exhibtion in honour of Ippolito Rosellini held from January 27 to February 23, 2010 in the Egyptian Museum in Cairo. Together with Jean-Francois Champollion, Rosellini was the founding figure of modern Egyptology. In 1828-1829 Rosellini led a Franco-Tuscan expedition to Egypt with the aim of recording monuments, reliefs, paintings and inscriptions. Many of these monuments have now been destroyed, making the publication of this expedition, almost 200 years later, a fundamental research tool. The catalogue presents a selection of his orginial drawings. Text in English and Italian.

245 x 307 mm, XXII + 229 pages

ISBN 978-1-906137-26-7

£ 60 -- $120

The catalogue was so far only avaiable in Egypt and is now avaiable from GHP.

Sally-Ann Ashton

Roman Egyptomania

Catalogue, 198 pages, about 100 colour pictures, A4, Hardcover
UK price: 30 £ - $65

Catalogue to a Special exhibition at The Fitzwilliam Museum,
Cambridge 24 September 2004 - 8 May 2005 on Roman Egypt

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