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Erstmals wird hier das »Tagebuch während der Reise« von Max Weidenbach ungekürzt und kommentiert einer Leserschaft vorgestellt. Jene Reise führte von Alexandrien nach Khartum und in den Sinai mit dem Ziel, die Monumente des pharaonischen Ägypten zeichnerisch zu dokumentieren. Max Weidenbach war mit 19 Jahren der jüngste Teilnehmer dieser bedeutenden wissenschaftlichen Expedition unter Leitung von Richard Lepsius, die Preußens König Friedrich Wilhelm IV. finanzierte. Sein Tagebuch wurde 2013 ganz unerwartet im South Australian Museum in Adelaide (wieder-)gefunden. Es ist eine neue und...

Contents: Editorial Foreword; Tomb of the Late Old Kingdom west of the White Monastery (Sohag) (Magdy el Badry); Brief Report on the 2007 Excavations at Ismant el-Kharab (Gillian E. Bowen, Wendy Dolling, Colin A. Hope and Paul Kucera); A Late Middle Kingdom Parallel for the incipit of Book of the Dead Chapter 22 (Jacobus van Dijk); The Curious Case of the "Mummified Pigeon" (Linda Evans); Pre-Amarna Tomb Chapels in the Teti Cemetery North at Saqqara (Beatrix Gessler-Lohr); Controlling Human Suffering: Terminology of Divine Mercy in Ancient Egypt and in Ancient Israel (Eve Guerry); Fishing,...

Enormous developments have been made in ophthalmology during the last century. Higher precision and newer instrumentation in surgery as well as better examination methods and progress in microbiology have given us access to much more information about the pathological physiology and anatomy that we are confronted with in our various fields of expertise. As we have approached a new millennium we decided to capture some of these new ideas and incorporate them into a conference where we could share our work and benefit from each others' experiences. This book is based on contributions nd...

To celebrate 40 years of Egyptology at Macquarie University, Tombs, Trowels and Treasures provides an overview of the fieldwork undertaken in Egypt from the early days until the present and records our engagement in teaching, research and community outreach. Part One presents the fieldwork projects conducted by Macquarie in over 20 sites and 80 tombs. The projects are arranged by site in the chronological order in which the work was undertaken. The special, unusual and sometimes unique scenes and finds are showcased in over 650 photographs. Part Two has three sections reflecting the distinct...