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Institute for the Study of Ancient Cultures 6 records found Search took 0.18 seconds. 
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This paper analyzes the plans and layouts of Chinese ceramic workshops from the Tang to Ming periods (seventh to seventeenth century AD) to understand how ceramic product [...]
31 January 2024 | Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations | Article |
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This paper is the first comprehensive account of the male mummy portrait (also known as a "Fayum" or "Fayoum" portrait) in the Oriental Institute in Chicago. I identify t [...]
2021-06 | Art History; Classics; Chicago Studies Theses and Capstones; Art History Theses | Thesis |
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In the recent exhibition catalog Death Dogs: The Jackal Gods of Ancient Egypt by Terry Wilfong, there appeared as number thirty-two a papyrus inscrib [...]
2019 | Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations | Article |
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Many ancient Egyptian papyrus manuscripts inscribed with funerary compositions contain annotations within the text and margins. Some of these annotations relate directly [...]
2016 | Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations | Article |
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The funerary literature from ancient Egypt has long been studied. However, the final manuscripts in this tradition have received negligible attention. In the first two ce [...]
2014-06 | Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations | Thesis |
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Archaeological exploration in the Nile Delta has been confined to a handful of expeditions from recent decades. Even fewer have investigated long-term patterns of regiona [...]
2009 | 2009 Journal of the Chicago Colloquium on Digital Humanities and Computer Science Vol. 1, No. 1 | Article |

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