• Preface ; Section 1: Language, Literature and Religious Texts ; Time(s) in Ancient Egyptian: Perspectives of a Broad Lexical Study. The Case of dwA.t and dwA (Gaëlle Chantrain) ; Nu, Continuity and Everlastingness in the Pyramid Texts (Joanna Popielska-Grzybowska) ; ‘Children of Weakness’ in the Book of Gates (Mykola Tarasenko) ; Is There an Egyptian Hero? – the Contributions of Mythological and Literary Studies to an Egyptological Subject (Bárbara Botelho Rodrigues) ; The Study of Sacred Space in Ancient Egypt: an Example of Interaction Between Egyptology and Other Fields of Knowledge (Guilherme Borges Pires) ; Section 2: Art, Iconography and Architecture Studies ; An Examination and Analysis of the Role of the Iconographic Rosette Motif in the Egyptian Artistic Repertoire: a Case Study (Cheryl Hart) ; A Note on the Late Middle Kingdom Stelae ‘Workshop’ at Thebes (Danijela Stefanović) ; Domestic Architecture and Daily Life in Meroitic Nubia (Marco Baldi) ; Section 3: Funerary and Burial Studies ; The Earliest Source of the So-called Book of Two Ways as a Coffin Floorboard Decoration from the Early Middle Kingdom (Wael Sherbiny) ; Egyptian Coffins at the Fitzwilliam Museum: a Case Study in Collection Formation (Helen Strudwick) ; The History of the Main Burial Shaft of Theban Tomb 99 from 1450 BC to the Present Day (Nigel Strudwick) ; Provenancing Roman Period Mummy Masks: Workshop Groups and Distribution Areas (Asja Müller) ; Section 4: Material Culture and Museum Studies ; The Decorated Pottery from Proto- and Early Dynastic Periods at Tell el-Farkha (Western Kom), Egypt (Magdalena Sobas) ; The Sunshade after the Old Kingdom – Female Attribute with Hathoric Connotation? (Lubica Hudáková) ; Settlement Pottery from the Old Kingdom Period at Tell El-Murra Trench T5 (Magdalena Kazimierczak) ; Some Ramesside Appropriations of Ancient Memphis (Steven Snape) ; A Stelophorous Statuette from the National Archaeological Museum of Athens: an Adorer Offering a Hymn–Stele to the Solar God Rē‛ [aiγ Λ 108] (Alicia Maravelia) ; The Cult of Bastet during the First Millennium BC: some Bronzes from the Museum of Fine Arts in Budapest (Maria Diletta Pubblico) ; Shabtis from the Museum and Private Collections in Croatia: Dating and Typological Study (Mladen Tomorad) ; Shabtis and Pseudo-Shabtis from the Roman Provinces of Pannonia, Dacia and Moesia. An Overview (Dan-Augustin Deac) ; The Egyptian Collection at the Civico Museo di Storia ed Arte of Trieste: its History and Some Highlights (Susanna Moser) ; Excavating an Archive. The Borgia Collection of Egyptian Antiquities in the Museo Archeologico Nazionale di Napoli (MANN) (Stefania Mainieri) ; Section 5: Historical Studies ; The Neolithic Period in Lower Egypt – Research Problems and Priorities (Agnieszka Mączyńska) ; Meret-Neith: in the Footsteps of the First Woman Pharaoh in History (Jean-Pierre Pätznick) ; Regional Administration in Late Middle Kingdom Egypt (Alexander Ilin-Tomich) ; Enemies Hanged Upside (Head) Down (Uroš Matić) ; Egypt and the Southern Levant Nomadic Populations: the Dynamics of Relations During Late Bronze/Early Iron Age (Eva Katarina Glazer) ; Section 6: Egyptomania and Modern Travellers to Egypt ; Wonderful Things: Thematic Transmission in Egyptian Revival Jewellery (Joyce Tyldesley) ; Eight Years Following the Traces of Giuseppe and Amalia Nizzoli: Preliminary Results of the Nizzoli Project (Carlo Rindi Nuzzolo and Irene Guidotti)

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• Preface ; Section 1: Language, Literature and Religious Texts ; Time(s) in Ancient Egyptian: Perspectives of a Broad Lexical Study. The Case of dwA.t and dwA (Gaëlle Chantrain) ; Nu, Continuity and Everlastingness in the Pyramid Texts (Joanna Popielska-Grzybowska) ; ‘Children of Weakness’ in the Book of Gates (Mykola Tarasenko) ; Is There an Egyptian Hero? – the Contributions of Mythological and Literary Studies to an Egyptological Subject (Bárbara Botelho Rodrigues) ; The Study of Sacred Space in Ancient Egypt: an Example of Interaction Between Egyptology and Other Fields of Knowledge (Guilherme Borges Pires) ; Section 2: Art, Iconography and Architecture Studies ; An Examination and Analysis of the Role of the Iconographic Rosette Motif in the Egyptian Artistic Repertoire: a Case Study (Cheryl Hart) ; A Note on the Late Middle Kingdom Stelae ‘Workshop’ at Thebes (Danijela Stefanović) ; Domestic Architecture and Daily Life in Meroitic Nubia (Marco Baldi) ; Section 3: Funerary and Burial Studies ; The Earliest Source of the So-called Book of Two Ways as a Coffin Floorboard Decoration from the Early Middle Kingdom (Wael Sherbiny) ; Egyptian Coffins at the Fitzwilliam Museum: a Case Study in Collection Formation (Helen Strudwick) ; The History of the Main Burial Shaft of Theban Tomb 99 from 1450 BC to the Present Day (Nigel Strudwick) ; Provenancing Roman Period Mummy Masks: Workshop Groups and Distribution Areas (Asja Müller) ; Section 4: Material Culture and Museum Studies ; The Decorated Pottery from Proto- and Early Dynastic Periods at Tell el-Farkha (Western Kom), Egypt (Magdalena Sobas) ; The Sunshade after the Old Kingdom – Female Attribute with Hathoric Connotation? (Lubica Hudáková) ; Settlement Pottery from the Old Kingdom Period at Tell El-Murra Trench T5 (Magdalena Kazimierczak) ; Some Ramesside Appropriations of Ancient Memphis (Steven Snape) ; A Stelophorous Statuette from the National Archaeological Museum of Athens: an Adorer Offering a Hymn–Stele to the Solar God Rē‛ [aiγ Λ 108] (Alicia Maravelia) ; The Cult of Bastet during the First Millennium BC: some Bronzes from the Museum of Fine Arts in Budapest (Maria Diletta Pubblico) ; Shabtis from the Museum and Private Collections in Croatia: Dating and Typological Study (Mladen Tomorad) ; Shabtis and Pseudo-Shabtis from the Roman Provinces of Pannonia, Dacia and Moesia. An Overview (Dan-Augustin Deac) ; The Egyptian Collection at the Civico Museo di Storia ed Arte of Trieste: its History and Some Highlights (Susanna Moser) ; Excavating an Archive. The Borgia Collection of Egyptian Antiquities in the Museo Archeologico Nazionale di Napoli (MANN) (Stefania Mainieri) ; Section 5: Historical Studies ; The Neolithic Period in Lower Egypt – Research Problems and Priorities (Agnieszka Mączyńska) ; Meret-Neith: in the Footsteps of the First Woman Pharaoh in History (Jean-Pierre Pätznick) ; Regional Administration in Late Middle Kingdom Egypt (Alexander Ilin-Tomich) ; Enemies Hanged Upside (Head) Down (Uroš Matić) ; Egypt and the Southern Levant Nomadic Populations: the Dynamics of Relations During Late Bronze/Early Iron Age (Eva Katarina Glazer) ; Section 6: Egyptomania and Modern Travellers to Egypt ; Wonderful Things: Thematic Transmission in Egyptian Revival Jewellery (Joyce Tyldesley) ; Eight Years Following the Traces of Giuseppe and Amalia Nizzoli: Preliminary Results of the Nizzoli Project (Carlo Rindi Nuzzolo and Irene Guidotti)

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• Preface ; Section 1: Language, Literature and Religious Texts ; Time(s) in Ancient Egyptian: Perspectives of a Broad Lexical Study. The Case of dwA.t and dwA (Gaëlle Chantrain) ; Nu, Continuity and Everlastingness in the Pyramid Texts (Joanna Popielska-Grzybowska) ; ‘Children of Weakness’ in the Book of Gates (Mykola Tarasenko) ; Is There an Egyptian Hero? – the Contributions of Mythological and Literary Studies to an Egyptological Subject (Bárbara Botelho Rodrigues) ; The Study of Sacred Space in Ancient Egypt: an Example of Interaction Between Egyptology and Other Fields of Knowledge (Guilherme Borges Pires) ; Section 2: Art, Iconography and Architecture Studies ; An Examination and Analysis of the Role of the Iconographic Rosette Motif in the Egyptian Artistic Repertoire: a Case Study (Cheryl Hart) ; A Note on the Late Middle Kingdom Stelae ‘Workshop’ at Thebes (Danijela Stefanović) ; Domestic Architecture and Daily Life in Meroitic Nubia (Marco Baldi) ; Section 3: Funerary and Burial Studies ; The Earliest Source of the So-called Book of Two Ways as a Coffin Floorboard Decoration from the Early Middle Kingdom (Wael Sherbiny) ; Egyptian Coffins at the Fitzwilliam Museum: a Case Study in Collection Formation (Helen Strudwick) ; The History of the Main Burial Shaft of Theban Tomb 99 from 1450 BC to the Present Day (Nigel Strudwick) ; Provenancing Roman Period Mummy Masks: Workshop Groups and Distribution Areas (Asja Müller) ; Section 4: Material Culture and Museum Studies ; The Decorated Pottery from Proto- and Early Dynastic Periods at Tell el-Farkha (Western Kom), Egypt (Magdalena Sobas) ; The Sunshade after the Old Kingdom – Female Attribute with Hathoric Connotation? (Lubica Hudáková) ; Settlement Pottery from the Old Kingdom Period at Tell El-Murra Trench T5 (Magdalena Kazimierczak) ; Some Ramesside Appropriations of Ancient Memphis (Steven Snape) ; A Stelophorous Statuette from the National Archaeological Museum of Athens: an Adorer Offering a Hymn–Stele to the Solar God Rē‛ [aiγ Λ 108] (Alicia Maravelia) ; The Cult of Bastet during the First Millennium BC: some Bronzes from the Museum of Fine Arts in Budapest (Maria Diletta Pubblico) ; Shabtis from the Museum and Private Collections in Croatia: Dating and Typological Study (Mladen Tomorad) ; Shabtis and Pseudo-Shabtis from the Roman Provinces of Pannonia, Dacia and Moesia. An Overview (Dan-Augustin Deac) ; The Egyptian Collection at the Civico Museo di Storia ed Arte of Trieste: its History and Some Highlights (Susanna Moser) ; Excavating an Archive. The Borgia Collection of Egyptian Antiquities in the Museo Archeologico Nazionale di Napoli (MANN) (Stefania Mainieri) ; Section 5: Historical Studies ; The Neolithic Period in Lower Egypt – Research Problems and Priorities (Agnieszka Mączyńska) ; Meret-Neith: in the Footsteps of the First Woman Pharaoh in History (Jean-Pierre Pätznick) ; Regional Administration in Late Middle Kingdom Egypt (Alexander Ilin-Tomich) ; Enemies Hanged Upside (Head) Down (Uroš Matić) ; Egypt and the Southern Levant Nomadic Populations: the Dynamics of Relations During Late Bronze/Early Iron Age (Eva Katarina Glazer) ; Section 6: Egyptomania and Modern Travellers to Egypt ; Wonderful Things: Thematic Transmission in Egyptian Revival Jewellery (Joyce Tyldesley) ; Eight Years Following the Traces of Giuseppe and Amalia Nizzoli: Preliminary Results of the Nizzoli Project (Carlo Rindi Nuzzolo and Irene Guidotti)

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