Addressing Diversity: Inclusive Histories of Egyptology

Hana Navratilova; Thomas L. Gertzen; Marleen De Meyer; Aidan Dodson; Andrew Bednarski

doi:10.5771/9783963271458

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Edition: 1/2023
Copyright Year: 2023
ISBN-Print: 978-3-96327-144-1
ISBN-Online: 978-3-96327-145-8
Publisher: Zaphon, Münster
Series: Investigatio Orientis / Beiträge zur Wissenschaftsgeschichte der Orientalistik
Volume: 9
Language: English
Pages: 600
Product Type: Edited Book

1. Table of Contents No access
2. From ‘Giants’ to Addressing Diversity No access
1. Valdemar Schmidt and the Foundation of Egyptology in Denmark No access Pages 31 - 54
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2. Wien – Prag – Wien – Philadelphia: Nathaniel Julius Reich (1876–1943), der rastlose Wanderer No access Pages 55 - 74
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3. An Independent Scholar and Collector: Ludwig Keimer in Egypt: On the Occasion of the 130th Birthday of this Tireless Scientist No access Pages 75 - 110
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4. Frans Jonckheere (1903–1956): A Proactive Pioneer in the Study of Ancient Egyptian Medicine No access Pages 111 - 140
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5. ‘Not the button on Fortuna’s cap’: The Egyptologist and Celtologist Ludwig Julius Christian Ster (1846–1911) No access Pages 141 - 164
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1. Hermine Hartleben: Une vie et une oeuvre au service de l’égyptologie allemande et française No access Pages 167 - 180
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2. Braving the Odds: Egyptologist Herta Mohr during the Second World War No access Pages 181 - 204
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3. Dr. Hildegard von Deines (1902–1978): Ägyptologin im zweiten Leben No access Pages 205 - 248
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1. A Nazir and an Effendi: Glimpses from the Abydos Paper Archive No access Pages 251 - 276
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2. On the Trail of Ahmed Fakhry: The Legacy of an Egyptian Archaeologist No access Pages 277 - 308
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3. Sixty Years of the el-Kereti Family at Abusir No access Pages 309 - 322
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4. Les ouvriers de Médamoud: Le fonctionnement d’un chantier français en Égypte au début du 20e siècle No access Pages 323 - 342
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5. Working with Capart: Quftis and Local Workmen during the Elkab Excavation Seasons, 1937–1946 No access Pages 343 - 364
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1. Anthropometry beyond UCL: Measuring the Egyptian Fellahin, c. 1900 No access Pages 367 - 418
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2. The ‘little Brugsch’: The Life and Adventures of Emil(e) Brugsch No access Pages 419 - 448
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3. Fritz Krebs (1867–1900): Forgotten école de Berlin Egyptologist and Pioneer Papyrologist No access Pages 449 - 508
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4. Xia Nai’s Egypt in the Archaeology of China: Field Workers and Field Methods in Xia Nai’s Diary at Armant, Egypt, 1938 No access Pages 509 - 534
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5. Ancient Egypt in Africa: Why it matters to Brazilian Egyptology No access Pages 535 - 564
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6. From Class Foes to the Upper Class: Diverse Paths to Fame and Fortune in Soviet Egyptology No access Pages 565 - 580
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Illustration Credits No access Pages 581 - 590
Index No access Pages 591 - 598