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| Archaeowiki.org exists—in the first instance—to resource and document the research of Paul James Cowie, a London-based Australian archaeologist and Egyptologist, in the archaeology and ancient history of the Ancient Near East and Egypt; secondly, to provide a structure for the compilation of several diverse corpora of textual, archaeological and reference materials.
Archaeowiki.org has been in operation since March 2005. The site currently features 1,285 articles. |
Egyptian Topographical Lists Numerous pharaohs of the New Kingdom and Third Intermediate periods recorded Topographical Lists of conquered and subject polities and regions on statues and the walls of temples, preserving important geopolitical and topographical information relating to Egypt's relations with the wider world. (more...) |
Gazetteer of the NK Egyptian Empire in Western Asia A detailed Gazetteer of Levantine polities and regions subject to Egypt can be prepared upon careful collation and analysis of the hieroglyphic, cuneiform, petrographic and topographical evidences of the New Kingdom period. (more...) |
Amarna Tablets The Amarna Tablets remain one of the most important sources of information relating to Egypt and the Ancient Near East in the New Kingdom / Late Bronze Age period. (more...) |
Catalogue: Egyptian(ising) Objects and Contexts in the Levant A detailed Catalogue of Egyptian and Egyptianising Objects and Contexts in the Levant forms an important database of finds and archaeological contexts informing our appreciation of Egyptian influence and presence in the Levant. Primary focus rests on the Late Bronze Age and Iron I periods. |
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