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The Eighteenth Dynasty Pottery Corpus From Amarna Pamela J Rose

Name: The Eighteenth Dynasty Pottery Corpus From Amarna Pamela J Rose
SKU: BELL-36531568
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The Eighteenth Dynasty Pottery Corpus From Amarna Pamela J Rose instant download after payment.

Publisher: Egypt Exploration Society

File Extension: PDF

File size: 56.47 MB

Author: Pamela J. Rose

ISBN: 9780856981791, 0856981796

Language: English

Year: 2007

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The Eighteenth Dynasty Pottery Corpus From Amarna Pamela J Rose by Pamela J. Rose 9780856981791, 0856981796 instant download after payment.

This volume comprises an extensively illustrated corpus of the complete and substantially complete Eighteenth Dynasty ceramic vessels from the major excavations that have taken place at Amarna. It includes a brief account of the fabrics used, and a discussion of the decorative techniques employed on the pottery. It also provides a detailed account of the recording methodologies used in the 1921-37 Egypt Exploration Society excavations at Amarna, and extensive tables correlating the various recording systems used at the site up to the present day.