Mohamed Kenawi is an archaeologist specialising in Hellenistic and Roman archaeology. He is a Research Associate at the School of Archaeology and Ancient History, University of Leicester. He has taught at the American University in Cairo, the Alexandria Center for Hellenistic Studies, Catania University, the Arab Academy for Science and Technology, and Al-Farabi Kazakh National University.Giorgia Marchiori is an archaeologist with a PhD in Egyptian Archaeology from Durham University, where her research centred on the study of a non-elite Late Antique house at Kom al-Ahmer, exploring aspects of daily life during that period. Currently, she is a Research Associate on the OASCIV project at the University of Leicester.

• Preface  Introduction: The Kom al-Ahmer and Kom Wasit Archaeological Project—Second Phase: 2017–2020, The Ptolemaic Contexts – Mohamed Kenawi and Giorgia Marchiori  Chapter 1: Remote Sensing in the Western Nile Delta – Mohamed Kenawi Chapter 2: A Report on the Ptolemaic District of Kom al-Ahmer – Giorgia Marchiori, Marcus Müller and Mohamed Kenawi Chapter 3: A Tower House at Kom al-Ahmer – Bianca Badalucco Chapter 4: Finds from Kom al-Ahmer: The Ptolemaic District – Urška Furlan Chapter 5: A Late Dynastic to Early Ptolemaic Tower House at Kom Wasit – Ole Herslund Chapter 6: The Tholoi Baths of Kom Wasit: Exploring Changes in Architecture and Funerary Reuse Practices during the Ptolemaic-Roman Periods – Nunzia LarosaChapter 7: Finds from Kom Wasit 2017–2019 – Urška Furlan Chapter 8: Greek Pottery and Egyptian Imitations at Kom al-Ahmer and Kom Wasit – Hannah L. RingheimChapter 9: Le Monete Dalle Campagne 2017–2023. Alcune Riflessioni – Michele Asolati and Cristina CrisafulliChapter 10: The Delta After the Late Roman Period – Mohamed Kenawi Life during Fieldwork at Kom al-Ahmer and Kom Wasit

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Mohamed Kenawi is an archaeologist specialising in Hellenistic and Roman archaeology. He is a Research Associate at the School of Archaeology and Ancient History, University of Leicester. He has taught at the American University in Cairo, the Alexandria Center for Hellenistic Studies, Catania University, the Arab Academy for Science and Technology, and Al-Farabi Kazakh National University.Giorgia Marchiori is an archaeologist with a PhD in Egyptian Archaeology from Durham University, where her research centred on the study of a non-elite Late Antique house at Kom al-Ahmer, exploring aspects of daily life during that period. Currently, she is a Research Associate on the OASCIV project at the University of Leicester.

• Preface  Introduction: The Kom al-Ahmer and Kom Wasit Archaeological Project—Second Phase: 2017–2020, The Ptolemaic Contexts – Mohamed Kenawi and Giorgia Marchiori  Chapter 1: Remote Sensing in the Western Nile Delta – Mohamed Kenawi Chapter 2: A Report on the Ptolemaic District of Kom al-Ahmer – Giorgia Marchiori, Marcus Müller and Mohamed Kenawi Chapter 3: A Tower House at Kom al-Ahmer – Bianca Badalucco Chapter 4: Finds from Kom al-Ahmer: The Ptolemaic District – Urška Furlan Chapter 5: A Late Dynastic to Early Ptolemaic Tower House at Kom Wasit – Ole Herslund Chapter 6: The Tholoi Baths of Kom Wasit: Exploring Changes in Architecture and Funerary Reuse Practices during the Ptolemaic-Roman Periods – Nunzia LarosaChapter 7: Finds from Kom Wasit 2017–2019 – Urška Furlan Chapter 8: Greek Pottery and Egyptian Imitations at Kom al-Ahmer and Kom Wasit – Hannah L. RingheimChapter 9: Le Monete Dalle Campagne 2017–2023. Alcune Riflessioni – Michele Asolati and Cristina CrisafulliChapter 10: The Delta After the Late Roman Period – Mohamed Kenawi Life during Fieldwork at Kom al-Ahmer and Kom Wasit

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Mohamed Kenawi is an archaeologist specialising in Hellenistic and Roman archaeology. He is a Research Associate at the School of Archaeology and Ancient History, University of Leicester. He has taught at the American University in Cairo, the Alexandria Center for Hellenistic Studies, Catania University, the Arab Academy for Science and Technology, and Al-Farabi Kazakh National University.Giorgia Marchiori is an archaeologist with a PhD in Egyptian Archaeology from Durham University, where her research centred on the study of a non-elite Late Antique house at Kom al-Ahmer, exploring aspects of daily life during that period. Currently, she is a Research Associate on the OASCIV project at the University of Leicester.

• Preface  Introduction: The Kom al-Ahmer and Kom Wasit Archaeological Project—Second Phase: 2017–2020, The Ptolemaic Contexts – Mohamed Kenawi and Giorgia Marchiori  Chapter 1: Remote Sensing in the Western Nile Delta – Mohamed Kenawi Chapter 2: A Report on the Ptolemaic District of Kom al-Ahmer – Giorgia Marchiori, Marcus Müller and Mohamed Kenawi Chapter 3: A Tower House at Kom al-Ahmer – Bianca Badalucco Chapter 4: Finds from Kom al-Ahmer: The Ptolemaic District – Urška Furlan Chapter 5: A Late Dynastic to Early Ptolemaic Tower House at Kom Wasit – Ole Herslund Chapter 6: The Tholoi Baths of Kom Wasit: Exploring Changes in Architecture and Funerary Reuse Practices during the Ptolemaic-Roman Periods – Nunzia LarosaChapter 7: Finds from Kom Wasit 2017–2019 – Urška Furlan Chapter 8: Greek Pottery and Egyptian Imitations at Kom al-Ahmer and Kom Wasit – Hannah L. RingheimChapter 9: Le Monete Dalle Campagne 2017–2023. Alcune Riflessioni – Michele Asolati and Cristina CrisafulliChapter 10: The Delta After the Late Roman Period – Mohamed Kenawi Life during Fieldwork at Kom al-Ahmer and Kom Wasit

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