tutankhamun's armies : battle and conquest during ancient egypt's late eighteen dynasty /

: includes biBLiographical references. : p. : ; cm. : 9780471743583

Elephantine : the ancient town /

: includes bibliographical references. : 74p., 8p. Of plates : ill., folded plan, maps ; 21cm.

Philae and the end of ancient Egyptian religion: A regional study of religious/

: xvii, 466 p.: 25 cm.; ill : Includes bibliographical references : 978-9042920316

Ancient Egyptian Art in the Brooklyn Museum: Richard Fazzini/

: 100,100 p.: ill. (some col.); 31 : includes bibliographical references : 500235473

متون الأهرام المصرية القديمة

: ترجمة كاملة لنصوص هيروغليفية من كتابي : Die altaegyptischen pyramidentexte / Sethe Kurt ; The ancient Egyptian pyramid texts / R.O. Faulkner : 491 P 24 CM

Isis and the feathered serpent Pharaonic Egypt pre-hispanic Mexico

: 361p.  color illus 33cm. : "Centrode exposiciones Nave Lewis Monterrey nuevo León September 2007-January 2008, Museo Nacional de Antropologia temporary exhibitions Hall Mexico city February-June 2008." T.verso. : 9689421077

l'egypte grecque et romaine : /

: includes biBLiographical references. : 219p. : ill. ; 24cm. : 2200262884

Study of the Religious Significance of the Cat in Ancient Egypt till the End of the New Kingdom /

Widan el Faras Ancient Quarry Landscape, Northern Faiyum Deser, Egypt : Site Description, Historical Significance and Current Destruction /

: : ; .

Apex retracing the Egyptian pyramids

: 115 p. ill. (chiefly col.), maps 22 x 31 cm. : Includes bibliographical references (p. 114-115). : 978-8251927499

The painted tomb-chapel of Nebamun [masterpieces of ancient Egyptian art in the British Museum]

: Includes bibliographical references : 152.p 22 x 28 cm : Subtitle from cover : 978-977-416-1643

Vom Nil aus um die alte Welt Rekonstruktionen ägyptischer, minoischer und griechischer Schiffe

: Catalog of the exhibition in the Winckelmann-Museum, 27 April through 22 September 2013. : 96 pages illustrations (some color) 30 cm. : Includes bibliographical references. : 978-3447069564

Egyptian Art : selected writings of Bernard V. Bothmer /

: includes bibliographical references. : xxii, 517p. : ill. ; 29cm. : 195139715

Catalogue of Egyptian antiquities

: v. plates 32 cm. : Contains bibliographies.

Songs of the golden goddess ancient Egyptian love songs

: English, Ancient Egyptian. : 1 audio disc 4 3/4 in. : CD laid-in a copy of Landgráfová's Sex and the golden goddess, v. 1 "Year: 2008; language: English; Renata Landgráfová, lyrics; Rudolf Měřinský, music; CD of ancient Egyptian love songs, bringing the ancient Egyptians back to life. The lyrics are closely based on the author's translations of Egyptian originals, the music is an inspiration by these texts"--Český egyptologický ústav website (http://egyptologie.ff.cuni.cz/?req=doc:pripknihy), July 30, 2010.

Antidotes and Counter-Poisons in the Ancient World: Onions (hdw) (Allium cepa L.) in Egypt, the Preferred Antitoxic for Snake Bites /

: Modern toxicology focuses on studying adverse effects of poisons and chemical exposures but understanding the toxicity and risks developing antidotes and counter-poisons has taken science a long time. The lack of a proper theory in antiquity to treat poisoned patients didn’t allow for the improvement in diagnosis and treatment. However, in Papyrus Brooklyn 47.2180 dated to the fourth century bc, ancient Egyptians classified local snakes, poisonous symptoms, diagnosis, and simple treatments with drugs and magical incantations, ignoring the effectiveness of remedies and their potential side effects. To solve the problem and protect themselves, people first tried to observe animal behavior and the reactions to different substances ingested. Ancient medicine found certain alexipharmic therapy or antidotes to reverse lethal intoxication based on two axioms: similia similibus, studying the tolerance of a poison and the dose, as with the modern theory of immunity, and contraria contraris, using substances with contrary properties, as in the case of antibiotics. This allowed the development of pharmacology, because “For the Egyptians, poisons are substances that may be offset by antidotes or substances with opposite properties.” An extremely common food, the Egyptian species of onion Allium cepa L., seemed to be the preferred alexipharmic to repel snake venom. Its characteristic smell comes from a volatile and fragrant sulphide gas and, through recent chemical research, scientists have reported its antibiotic properties, since it contains allium, transformed in allicin, the key ingredient responsible for its broad-spectrum and anti-bacterial activity. Useful for all kinds of treatment in the Egyptian pharmacopoeia, its defensive power also became known abroad. http://dx.doi.org/10.5913/jarce.55.2019.a011

the thrones, chairs, stools, and footstools from the tomb of tutankhamun : /

: includes biBLiographical references. : 224p. : ill. ; 31cm. : 9780900416897

Altägyptische Vorstellungen vom Lauf der Sonne

: 28 pages illustrations 26 cm.

Egyptian textiles museum

: 228 p. ill., map 27 x 28 cm. : Includes bibliographical references.

Abu Mina : a guide to the Ancient Pilgrimage Center

: Texte en français et en arabe : 72 p.-10 p. de pl 21 cm.