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This article explores how material culture is used to shape, mediate and transform social relations within contact zones. The aim is to highlight cultural hybridity, namely the material expression of new social practices within a... more
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      Near Eastern ArchaeologyNear Eastern StudiesHybridityAncient Near East
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      EgyptPlutarchMystery cultApuleius
Il est communément admis que les cultes isiaques comprenaient des mystères « au sens grec du terme », c’est-à-dire construits selon les modèles éleusinien et dionysiaque. Certains spécialistes soutiennent que c’est à la fin du Ier siècle... more
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      Ancient Egyptian ReligionAncient HistoryHistory of ReligionRoman Religion
English and Hebrew abstract of PhD dissertation, "The Levantine Art of Inlay during the Middle Bronze Age: Geometric Bone Inlays and Inlaid Boxes as a Case Study".
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      Art HistoryEgyptian Art and ArchaeologyLevantine ArchaeologyKerma
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      EgyptianizationRoman Dacia (Archaeology)Scythia Minor in Late AntiquityScythia Minor
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      ZoologyZooarchaeologyEgyptianizationBerlin
Tel Esur is identifiable with D-f-tj (Djefty), mentioned by Thutmose III in his description of his march to Megiddo through the ʿAruna Pass. Recent excavations provide the first unequivocal indication that the site was inhabited during... more
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      Cultural StudiesArchaeologyArchaeology of Ancient IsraelEgyptian Archaeology
This article is based on a lecture given at Aegypten Forum Berlin, which for the first time discussed most of the Egyptianizing tombs at Berlin cemeteries. Even though the number of sepulcral monuments has been reduced by war and... more
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      19th Century (History)EgyptianizationBerlinEgyptology, egyptianising architecture
Some of the accounts about the mummification of the aborigines of Canary Islands included certain misconceptions due to the influence of knowledge about the ancient Egyptian mummification. It is obvious that some of these authors... more
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      Diodorus SiculusHerodotusEgyptianizationCanary Islands