With the centennial of Howard Carter’s discovery of the tomb of Tutankhamun, Martin Hense is presenting his meticulous research on the robberies that took place in the tomb of this Egyptian pharaoh, 3300 years ago. This book is the outcome of that research, presented like a true ‘cold case crime investigation’.
Designed for children aged 7-11 and their teachers, and beautifully illustrated throughout, Amarna, Life under the Sun explores daily life in ancient and modern Egypt.
About a ten-year-old girl who went to an archaeological excavation in Egypt
by Lisa Seldenthuis
Price: $22.00
ISBN: 9789492940148
Publisher: Blikvelduitgevers Publishers
Pub Date: 2026-04-01
Format: Paperback
Imprint: Blikvelduitgevers Publishers
100 Pages
Designed for children aged 10-14 and their teachers, the book tells a romantic story of a ten-year-old girl who went to an archaeological excavation in Egypt.
An introductory guide to archaeological site management in Egypt
by Dr. Jolanda Bos and Theo Meereboer-Necheporenko MA
Price: $45.95
ISBN: 9789492940285
Publisher: Blikvelduitgevers Publishers
Pub Date: 2026-04-01
Format: Paperback
Imprint: Blikvelduitgevers Publishers
288 Pages
This book is a general introduction to archaeological site management and museology in Egypt. It was written with the aim to let archaeologists and site managers preserve the archaeological heritage in their care for future generations and present it in a meaningful way to the public.
Explores the relationship between built environments, collective identities and political agency and the potential conflicts arising from competing or alternative social uses of the space, with case studies from ancient Egypt, Neo-Assyrian Nimrud and Hellenistic cities through Africa to the American south-west, Mexico, Peru and Southeast Asia.
Detailed, illustrated, examination of the system of proportion used in Egyptian art, based on standardisation of the natural relations of various parts of human anatomy.
Facsimile reprint of 1976 fully illustrated catalogue of Pharanoic Egyptian sculpture, from the humblest to the most majestic, in the Petrie Collection at UCL, London.
Facsimile reissue of part I of complete catalogue of the inscribed stelae, reliefs and paintings in the Petrie Museum, detailed over 200 New Kingdom monuments.
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