Neglected finds, first of all, wooden coffins from the 26th Dynasty to Roman times, discovered during the Austrian excavations of the tomb of Ankh-Hor in Asasif (TT 414), are currently being studied by the new Ankh-Hor Project hosted at the LMU Munich. The project aims at reconstructing the complete history of the usage of the tomb and its multiple tomb groups, focusing on coffins as the prime evidence. The most important results from the 2018 and 2019 seasons regarding the large corpus of coffins from TT 414 are summarized and future work is outlined
The article deals with results of excavations 2014 in Moscow Theological Academy’s necropolis where ...
The ancient Egyptian mummy discovered in the wooden coffin of Ankhpakhered, priest of the god Min, h...
Objective: In 2011, a spectacular find was made in the Valley of the Kings, Egypt - a well-known arc...
Neglected finds, first of all, wooden coffins from the 26th Dynasty to Roman times, discovered durin...
This article provides some new information on the descendants of Wah-ib-Re I who was buried in the t...
This paper presents the preliminary report of the 2018 season of the expedition of the University of...
This paper presents the preliminary report of the 2018 season of the expedition of the University of...
Hungarian excavations in the Theban necropolis have been extended to wide territories on the south s...
The Valley of the Kings (arab. Wadi al Muluk; KV) situated on the West Bank near Luxor (Egypt) was t...
In the 2019 season, the joint Leiden-Turin Expedition to Saqqara continued work in the area north of...
In the Burgdorf Museum of Ethnology, a mummy rests in a coffin. According to the inventory book, it ...
The present article about the first excavated part of an extensive cemetery of the Second Intermedia...
The present article about the first excavated part of an extensive cemetery of the Second Intermedia...
This article provides a brief summary of archaeological fieldwork conducted by the University of Vie...
This article provides a brief summary of archaeological fieldwork conducted by the University of Vie...
The article deals with results of excavations 2014 in Moscow Theological Academy’s necropolis where ...
The ancient Egyptian mummy discovered in the wooden coffin of Ankhpakhered, priest of the god Min, h...
Objective: In 2011, a spectacular find was made in the Valley of the Kings, Egypt - a well-known arc...
Neglected finds, first of all, wooden coffins from the 26th Dynasty to Roman times, discovered durin...
This article provides some new information on the descendants of Wah-ib-Re I who was buried in the t...
This paper presents the preliminary report of the 2018 season of the expedition of the University of...
This paper presents the preliminary report of the 2018 season of the expedition of the University of...
Hungarian excavations in the Theban necropolis have been extended to wide territories on the south s...
The Valley of the Kings (arab. Wadi al Muluk; KV) situated on the West Bank near Luxor (Egypt) was t...
In the 2019 season, the joint Leiden-Turin Expedition to Saqqara continued work in the area north of...
In the Burgdorf Museum of Ethnology, a mummy rests in a coffin. According to the inventory book, it ...
The present article about the first excavated part of an extensive cemetery of the Second Intermedia...
The present article about the first excavated part of an extensive cemetery of the Second Intermedia...
This article provides a brief summary of archaeological fieldwork conducted by the University of Vie...
This article provides a brief summary of archaeological fieldwork conducted by the University of Vie...
The article deals with results of excavations 2014 in Moscow Theological Academy’s necropolis where ...
The ancient Egyptian mummy discovered in the wooden coffin of Ankhpakhered, priest of the god Min, h...
Objective: In 2011, a spectacular find was made in the Valley of the Kings, Egypt - a well-known arc...