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Tradition and Transformation in Ancient Egypt

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Preliminaries

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Table of Contents

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Introductory Remarks

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Old Kingdom Model and Miniature Vessels from Giza

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Transformation in Cultic Perception. Beer Jars Versus Miniaturised Beer Jars

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Late Period Bronze Casting at the First Cataract. The Technological Objects from the Qubbet el-Hawa Necropolis

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Changes in Funerary Culture and Stone Vessel Production in the Early State

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New Kingdom Temple Towns in Nubia. Transformation of an (Urban) Landscape

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Between Tradition and Transformation. The Apis Cult under Cambyses II and Darius I (c. 526–486 BC)

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Action, Reaction & Interaction. The Mechanics of the Amarna Period Erasure Campaign and its Impact on the Theban Necropolis

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State and Social Complexity Transformation. An Interdisciplinary Analysis of Predynastic Egypt

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Changes and Development in the Title ḥm-kꜢ from the Old to the Middle Kingdom

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Semantic Changes in Ancient Egyptian. Some Case Studies

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Retention or Rejection. The Fate of ‘Ältere Komposita’ at the Transition from the ‘Dreisilbengesetz’ to the ‘Zweisilbengesetz’

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Reinventing the Afterlife. The Curious Figure of Medjed in the Book of the Dead

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Nun: a Traditional and Static Conception? The Evolution of the Conception of Primeval Matter between the Middle and the New Kingdom

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The bꜢ over Time. Continuity of Concept, Discontinuity in the Figurative Art

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The Tomb of Osiris. Perception, Representation and Cultural Construction of a Sacred Space in the Egyptian Tradition

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Traditionally Unharmed? Women and Children in New Kingdom Battle Scenes

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The Evolution of Libyans’ Identity Markers in Egyptian Iconography. The Tjehenu Example

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Breaking the ‘Rules’? Innovation in New Kingdom Painting and Relief

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Abbreviations

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Index

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