Acrossborders 2: Living in New Kingdom Sai: With Contributions by Johannes Auenmuller, Annette M. Hansen, Frits Heinrich, Veronica Hinterhuber, Ptolemaios Paxinos, Nadja Pollath, Helmut Sattmann, Sara Schnedl and Martina Ullmann
Author:   Julia Budka
Publisher:   Austrian Academy of Sciences Press
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Pages:   599
Publication Date:   03 February 2020
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This volume is the second in a series of monographs presenting the results of the ERC project AcrossBorders on the island of Sai in Sudan. Findings from excavations and surveys in various areas of the Egyptian town are used to reconstruct life in the New Kingdom (c. 1530-1070 BC). The architecture, the material culture, but also the geology, botanical remains and animal bones are analysed. Overall, the findings presented here for the first time not only emphasize the important role of Sai in the New Kingdom, but also give new insights into the lives of its inhabitants.

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Author:   Julia Budka
Publisher:   Austrian Academy of Sciences Press
Imprint:   Austrian Academy of Sciences Press
Weight:   2.236kg
ISBN:  

9783700184027


ISBN 10:   3700184026
Pages:   599
Publication Date:   03 February 2020
Audience:   General/trade ,  General
Format:   Hardback
Publisher's Status:   Active
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Julia Budka is Professor of Egyptian Archaeology and Art History at the Ludwig Maximilian University Munich

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