With the significant growth in the published corpora of magical gems, the subfield has
reached a position—not unlike that of many other cognate disciplines—where broadly …

This article discusses a fragment of a rare, wooden slab-style Egyptian senet board that was
given to the Arizona State Museum, University of Arizona (Tucson, Arizona) in 1922 by Lily …

This paper presents a detailed study of a sunk-relief scene from the Temple of Khonsu at
Karnak. This scene has not yet been presented in a detailed publication although references …

MUT AND HER INNER CIRCLE: A STUDY OF THE INTERCONNECTEDNESS OF THE NEW
KINGDOM GODDESSES AT THEBES by [Tiffany Ann Redman] A [Di Page 1 MUT AND HER …

There exists a tendency in Egyptology to focus on three specific aspects of Seth's character:
murderer, homosexual, and lord of foreign lands. This approach separates Seth out as an …

A female deity who took the form of a vulture, Nekhbet was the guardian of Upper Egypt.
Originally a local deity of El‐Kab, as early as the 1st Dynasty Nekhbet had become one of …

This ancient Egyptian goddess is the patron deity of Per‐Wadjyt (“House of Wadjyt”), later
the Greek Buto, now modern Tell el‐Farain in the northwestern Delta, a site identified with …