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E-raamat: Oasis Papers 10: The Land Where the Sun Goes Down. The Archaeology of Egypt's Western Desert: Proceedings of the Tenth International Conference of Dakhleh Oasis Project

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This volume presents the proceedings of the Tenth International Conference of the Dakhleh Oasis Project held at the British Museum, London, on 78 September 2023. The event formed the British Museums Annual Egyptological Colloquium. Like previous conferences, the symposium focused on research in the Dakhleh Oasis and the broader Western Desert. The volume contains 19 papers that touch upon a variety of topics, from heritage management (Lamiaa Sayed Abdallah), the spread of domesticated animals in Egypt (Juliet V. Spedding et al.), rock art studies (Nourhan Moustafa Ahmed, John C. Darnell, Rita Simon, Pawe L. Polkowski, Nikolaos Lazaridis and Salima Ikram), dynastic and later iconography (Olaf E. Kaper, Laure Pantalacci, Günter Vittman), Ptolemaic and Roman settlements and temples (Roberta Casagrande-Kim, Arnault Gigante and Gaëlle Tallet, Colin A. Hope, Gillian E. Bowen and Iain Gardner, Paul Kucera, Marina M. Serena Nuovo), to Christianity in Dakhleh and Kharga (Gillian E. Bowen and Christian Turney, Victor Ghica, Rhiannon Williams). The paper by Colin A. Hope on Mut al-Kharab in Dakhleh presents a re-evaluation of its archaeology and ranges across all periods from the late Neolithic to late Roman periods, indicating its centrality in the study of Dakhleh. The contributions by Paul Kucera and Günter Vittmann were written specially for inclusion in this volume. Such a collection of papers offers a thorough overview of recent archaeological, environmental, prehistoric and historic research and analyses, and related issues across a broad chronological scope.
Preface







Conference Programme







Managing the Preservation of Archaeological Sites and Heritage in Parallel
with Achieving the Goals of Sustainable Development Lamiaa Sayed Abdallah







The Church at Dayr Abu Matta, Dakhleh Oasis, Egypt and its Implication for
Dating Triconch Churches in the Nile Valley and Beyond Gillian E. Bowen and
Christian Turney







Plaster Architectural Decoration from Domestic Contexts at Amheida Roberta
Casagrande-Kim







Eastern Desert Signposts and Western Desert Annotations: Early Hieroglyphic
Rock Inscriptions in Upper Egypt John Coleman Darnell







Christian Archaeology in Kharga Oasis: Recent Fieldwork Victor Ghica







The Cult Hill of El-Deir: Reflections on the Typology of Temples in the
Kharga Oasis Arnault Gigante and Gaëlle Tallet







Mut al-Kharab: The Archaeology of the Central Temple Area Colin A. Hope







The Abandonment of Kellis: Further Reflections Colin A. Hope, Gillian E.
Bowen and Iain Gardner







A Stela for Harendotes from Amheida and the Changing Views on Horus and Seth
in the Southern Oasis Olaf E. Kaper







Stratified Late Antique Ceramics from al-Qasr Paul N. Kucera







Footsteps in the Rock: Graffiti on an Outcrop in North Kharga Nikolaos
Lazaridis and Salima Ikram







The So-Called Water Mountain Symbol in the Chufu Region, Egyptian Western
Desert: New Insights and Interpretations Nourhan Moustafa Ahmed







Lighting in Trimithis: Lamps from Late Roman Domestic Contexts Marina Maria
Serena Nuovo







From the Valley, From the Desert: The Iconography of Seals from Balat in the
Late Third Millennium Laure Pantalacci







Irrigated Stones: Interpreting Enigmatic Petroglyphs from the Western Desert
Pawe L. Polkowski







A Reinterpretation of a Petroglyph Group at Djedefres Water Mountain and
Other Early Boat Petroglyphs in Areas Adjacent to the Western Oases Rita
Simon







The Spread of Domesticates across Egypt and their Potential Impact on
Indigenous Wild Animal Species: Placing Dakhleh in a Wider Context Juliet
V. Spedding, Salima Ikram, Ignacio A. Lazagabaster, Chris Thomas and Jakob
Bro-Jørgensen







Blocks from a Late Period or Early Ptolemaic Period Tomb near Mut in Dakhleh
Oasis Günter Vittmann







Dayr Mustafa Kashif and the Episcopate of Oasis Magna in Late Antiquity
Rhiannon Williams







The Dakhleh Oasis Project Monographs
Colin A. Hope and Pawe L. Polkowski are members of the Dakhleh Oasis Project, while Julie R. Anderson and Loretta Kilroe represent the Department of Egypt and the Sudan at the British Museum. Hope is Senior Research Adjunct in the Department of Archaeology and Ancient History at Monash University and directs excavations in Dakhleh Oasis at Ismant al-Kharab and Mut al-Kharab; he is a founding member of the Dakhleh Oasis Project and focuses upon settlement archaeology in Dakhleh. Polkowski is the current director of the Project and head of its Petroglyph Unit. He is the senior custodian at the Pozna Archaeological Museum and an adjunct at the Institute of Archaeology and Ethnology, Polish Academy of Sciences. Julie Anderson is Curator for Egypt and the Sudan with a major interest in the Kushite and Saite Periods, while Loretta Kilroe is the IB Curator for Sudan and Nubia.
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