The
Old Kingdom Art and Archaeology
Alphabetical
list of abstracts
included are ONLY participants that have submitted
their preliminary titles. Others are requested to do so as soon as possible.
The Nonroyal Afterlife in
the Old Kingdom;
Allen, J. S.,
Altenmüller, H.,
The transmission of archaic
prototypes in the tomb decoration of the Old Kingdom;
Arnold, Do.,
Reinstalling
the Tombs of Raemkai and Perneb in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York;
El-Awady, T.,
Scenes of the return of Sahure’s
expedition from Punt;
Bárta, M.,
The newly emerging Sixth Dynasty
history of Abusir and Saqqara in context. The tomb
complex of Qar and his sons;
Benešovská, H.,
Statues
from the Pyramid Complex of Neferefra
Brovarski,
E.,
False
door development during the Old Kingdom;
Bolshakov,
A.,
A
copy of a tomb: Ni-maat-ra G 2097 and Ka-em-ankh G 4561;
Callender,
V. G.,
The iconography and status of
the Princess in the Old Kingdom;
Ćwiek, A.
Mortuary complex of Netjerykhet –
a re-evaluation;
Dobrev,
V.,
A new Old Kingdom
cemetery at South Saqqara;
Eaton-Krauss,
M.,
The location of inscriptions
on statues of the Old Kingdom;
Flentye,
L.,
The
development of the eastern and GIS Cemeteries at Giza during the Fourth
Dynasty: The relationship between
architecture and tomb decoration;
Freed,
R.
Defining Style in Sculpture of the First Intermediate Period;
Goedicke,
H.
Harvey,
J.,
Continuity
or Collapse – artistic styles in wooden statues after the end of the Old
Hawass,
Z.
Two unique Old Kingdom tombs
found;
Ikram,
S.,
An
Old Kingdom offering list realised;
Jánosi,
P.,
Old Kingdom tombs and dating –
problems and priorities;
Krejčí,
J., Magdolen, D.,
Research into the Fifth
Dynasty sun temples – past, present and future;
Kuraszkiewicz,
K.,
The title of the „God’s Treasurer” and the royal expeditions in
the Old Kingdom;
Landgráfová,
R.,
Faience fragments from the
funerary temple of Neferefre
Love,
S.,
Manuelian, P.,
Giza
Mastabas volume 8: Reisner’s Nucleus cemetery 2100;
Mathieson, I., Dittmer, J., Leahy, A., Reader,
C.,
Are large excavations really
necessary? (The Saqqara Geophysical Survey Project);
Munch, H.,
Interaction, groups, and women in the Old Kingdom elite: a
pictorial perspective;
Myśliwiec,
K.,
The
dry moat on the west side of Netjerykhet’s pyramid at Saqqara;
Pieke,
G.,
The Man and the Lotus – local and
gender traditions;
Roth,
A. M.,
Little
women: gender and hierarchic proportion in Old Kingdom mastaba chapels;
Rowland, J. M.,
Grave consequences: developing
analytical methods to elucidate patterns of social
differentiation at early
Egyptian cemetery sites;
Seidlmayer, S. J.,
Observations on the
chronological distribution of royal names in private names and
Schulz, R.,
Images of dogs in Old
Kingdom tombs;
Shirai,
Y.,
Ideal and reality in Old Kingdom
private funerary cults;
Silverman,
D.,
The
Epithet z3 R’ in the Old through the Middle Kingdom;
Vachala,
B.,
Fragments of reliefs from the
Mastaba of Ptahshespes at Abusir
Verner,
M.,
Vlčková,
P.
Vymazalová, H.
Administrative documents of
Abusir Papyri Archives;
Yoshimura,
S., Kawai, N.,
A new early Old Kingdom
layered stone structure at North Saqqara: A Preliminary
Ziegler,
Chr.,
Derniers nouvelles de Saqqara.
(last change 27/05/2004)
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