Articles and Reports
 
Museums Related Temples & Tombs
     
Akhenaten (Amenhotep IV)  (Cairo) Sir Ralph Abercromby Deir el Medina, workers village
Amarna Princess (Bolton) Aswan, dam and quarrying Deir el Medina, documents from village
  Has Akhenaten's body been found..? Deir el Medina, temple of Hathor
Tutankhamun's burial jewellery (Cairo) Pyramid in Liverpool Herishef, temple at Heracleopolis (Bolton)
Brothers Khnum-Nakht & Nekht-Ankh (Manchester)   Tomb of Meketre, western Thebes
     
Other places    
Stirling - Castle, town, Pyramid  
   
Study Reports  
Evolution of Funerary Architecture
Egyptian Religious Art
What is a temple..?
Akhenaten, the-Aten, and Atenism
Egypt’s relationships with Libya and the ‘Sea Peoples’ during the New Kingdom
   
Web Sites  
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