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The Graffiti Of Pharaonic Egypt Scope And Roles Of Informal Writings C 3100332 Bc Probleme Der Agyptologie 17 Bd A J Peden

Name: The Graffiti Of Pharaonic Egypt Scope And Roles Of Informal Writings C 3100332 Bc Probleme Der Agyptologie 17 Bd A J Peden
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The Graffiti Of Pharaonic Egypt Scope And Roles Of Informal Writings C 3100332 Bc Probleme Der Agyptologie 17 Bd A J Peden instant download after payment.

Publisher: Brill Academic Publishers

File Extension: PDF

File size: 69.36 MB

Pages: 382

Author: A. J. Peden

ISBN: 9789004121126, 9004121129

Language: English

Year: 2001

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The Graffiti Of Pharaonic Egypt Scope And Roles Of Informal Writings C 3100332 Bc Probleme Der Agyptologie 17 Bd A J Peden by A. J. Peden 9789004121126, 9004121129 instant download after payment.

Graffiti, being a form of written communication invariably free of social restraints, are a far more accurate reflection of the character of the Egyptian era of the pharaohs than the far more polished artistic or literary works. This work is an overall attempt to offer insight into more than 2800 years of Egyptian and Nubian hieroglyphic and hieratic graffiti. Graffiti have long been neglected when compared to larger and more formal texts and inscriptions, and it is only in recent years that many important graffiti texts written in these scripts have been published and made available to wider scrutiny. For this work, extensive use has also been made of materials as yet unpublished.