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...a clear, meticulously researched, well-illustrated, and user-friendly volume.'--Joyce Haynes AJA (01/01/0001)

[a] sumptuously produced and remarkable book...a great service to Egyptology.'--Peter Clayton Minerva, 15 (3), 2004 a valuable tool for any researcher of administration, bureaucracy and economy in Thebes from the New Kingdom to the Late Period.'--Kathlyn M Cooney PalArch, 2005 [a]stately volume [that] expertly publishes the varies series of scarab-seals and amulets, seal-impressions and sundry related minor pieces'--K A Kitchen Society for Old Testament Study, 2005 ...a clear, meticulously researched, well-illustrated, and user-friendly volume.'-- (01/01/2006) Because this is one of the largest excavated groups of these items yet published, it serves as an important source for scholars of both Egyptian temples and the administration of southern Egypt. Because, as Teeter notes, scarabs are notoriously hard to date, it will also serve as a useful reference for dating unexcavated scarabs. The concordance and extensive bibliography provide helpful references for scarabs in general.'--Denise M Doxey, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston Review, Vol. 30, Issue 2,3, April, July 2004

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Emily Teeter is a Research Associate and the Curator of Egyptian and Nubian Antiquities at the Oriental Institute of the University of Chicago. T G Wilfong is Assistant Professor of Egyptology at the University of Michigan and Assistant Curator for Graeco-Roman Egypt at the Kelsey Museum of Archaeology.

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