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Au début du XXème siècle, l?égyptologue belge Jean Capart et ses collaborateurs ont entrepris plusieurs voyages en Égypte. Avec un sens aigu de la photographie, ils ont documenté cette terre sur les rives du Nil sous toutes ses facettes. La bibliothèque égyptologique des Musées royaux d?Art et d?Histoire de Bruxelles abrite cette importante collection d?environ 14.000 négatifs photographiques sur plaques de verre. Les plus de 200 photographies réunies ici illustrent ces années pionnières de l?égyptologie belge. Elles brossent en même temps un tableau kaléidoscopique de l?Égypte d?antan dans toute sa diversité, avec ses paysages spectaculaires, ses monuments antiques, ses expéditions archéologiques et sa vie quotidienne.

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Hardcover. Condición: gut. 2004. Inhalt: T. A. Bács: A Royal Litany in a Private Context R. Bussmann: Siedlungen im Kontext der Pyramiden des Alten Reiches B. Fay: The Wooden Statue of Nebetia from Kom Medinet Ghurab F. Förster: Eine saitische Votivstele aus dem Tempelbezirk von Buto, Tell el-Fara'in T. Hikade: Some Thoughts on Chalcolithic and Early Bronze Age. Flint Scrapers in Egypt S. Ikram, C. Rossi: North Kharga Oasis Survey 20012002. Preliminary Report: Ain Gib and Qasr el-Sumayra K. Jansen-Winkeln: Zwei Statuen der Spätzeit aus der Cachette von Karnak L. D. Morenz: Der von Gott begnadete Herrscher C. von Pilgrim, K.-C. Bruhn, A. Kelany: The Town of Syene. Preliminary Report on the 1st and 2nd Season in Aswan S. Rzepka: Graffiti of Nubkheperre Intef in Deir el-Bahari H. Selim: Three Unpublished Naophorous Statues from Cairo Museum H. Sourouzian, R. Stadelmann, M. Seco Alvarez, L. Bavay, H. Becker, P. Bromblet, M. El-Amouri, S. Emara, J. Linke, F. Pernel, F. and M. Schubert, F. Wenzel: The Temple of Amenhotep III at Thebes H. Willems, M. de Meyer, D. Depraetere, C. Peeters, S. Hendricks, T. Herbich, D. Klemm, R. Klemm, L. O. de Beeck, M. Depauw: Preliminary Report of the 2002 Campaign of the Belgian Mission to Deir al Barsha Reihe/Serie Mitteilungen des Deutschen Archäologischen Instituts. Abteilung Kairo ; BD 60 Zusatzinfo 75 Textabb., 3 Tab., 40 schw.-w. Taf. ; mit 2 Plänen Sprache: englisch; deutsch Maße 215 x 300 mm Einbandart gebunden Geschichte Allgemeine Geschichte Altertum Antike Ägypten Archäologie Altertum Archäologe Geschichte Historiker Geschichtlich Altertum Kairo Cairo ISBN-10 3-8053-3353-6 / 3805333536 ISBN-13 978-3-8053-3353-5 / 9783805333535 Mitteilungen des Deutschen Archäologischen Instituts. Abteilung Kairo: Mitteilungen des Deutschen Archäologischen Instituts, Abteilung Kairo: Bd 60 (Englisch) Gebundene Ausgabe von Orient-Abteilung, Berlin Deutsches Archäologisches Institut (Herausgeber), Tamás A Bács (Mitwirkende), Richard Bussmann (Mitwirkende), Biri Fay (Mitwirkende), Frank Förster (Mitwirkende), Thomas Hikade (Mitwirkende), Salima Ikram (Mitwirkende), Corinna Rossi (Mitwirkende), Karl Jansen-Winkeln (Mitwirkende), Ludwig D Morenz (Mitwirkende), Cornelius von Pilgrim (Mitwirkende), Kai Ch Bruhn (Mitwirkende), Adel Kelany (Mitwirkende), Slawomir Rzepka (Mitwirkende), Hassan Selim (Mitwirkende), Hourig Sourouzian (Mitwirkende), Rainer Stadelmann (Mitwirkende), Myriam Seco Alvarez (Mitwirkende), Laurent Bavay (Mitwirkende), Helmut Becker (Mitwirkende), Philippe Bromblet (Mitwirkende), Mourad El- Amouri (Mitwirkende), Samia Emara (Mitwirkende), Jens Linke (Mitwirkende), Frédéric Pernel (Mitwirkende), Franz Schubert (Mitwirkende), Mary Schubert (Mitwirkende), Fritz Wenzel (Mitwirkende), Harco Willems (Mitwirkende), Marleen de Meyer (Mitwirkende), David Depraetere (Mitwirkende), Christoph Peeters (Mitwirkende), Stan Hendrickx (Mitwirkende), Tomasz Herbich (Mitwirkende), Dietrich Klemm (Mitwirkende), Rosemarie Klemm (Mitwirkende), Lies op de Beeck (Mitwirkende), Mark Depauw (Mitwirkende) - Sprache: Englisch, Deutsch In deutscher Sprache. 283 pages. 30,2 x 21,6 x 3,4 cm.

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Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. The volume is dedicated to the 'supporting characters' in the history of Egyptology who are not often in the limelight. This is not intended to work to the detriment of the lead actors, nor is the intention to politicize disciplinary history. Rather, it is meant as an appreciation and recognition of the range of agents involved, and relationships within their networks. Rendering disciplinary history more inclusive is a long process. The case-studies assembled in this volume do not aspire to represent the complete range of possible stakeholders. Instead, it is intended to open-out the discourse, and to demonstrate various modes in which individuals have advanced research into ancient Egypt. To cite but two 'marginalized' groups, women have often been presented as subservient spirits, assisting their Egyptologist-husbands, with perhaps the concession that 'behind every great man there has to be a great woman'. For a long time all-but-excluded from academia, such individuals' contributions have been disregarded. Second, exclusion from academia was also the fate of most early Egyptian Egyptologists. Within the frame of post-colonial studies, they have only recently garnered serious attention. Yet, even then, the paradigm of 'Western' disciplinary history has been replicated, concentrating on the outstanding figures and lead players in the field, often to the detriment of lesser-known scholars, officials, and local actors such as the Quftis and workmen. This volume is thus not meant to criticise previous endeavours in the recent development of disciplinary history but, rather, as a constructive contribution or complement to these. We cannot make amends for past implicit slights, or restore a person's role in the history of Egyptology to its 'rightful place', but the aim is to broaden the perspective of the history of Egyptology, while at the same time paying more attention to its diversity. The volume is dedicated to the 'supporting characters' in the history of Egyptology who are not often in the limelight. This is not intended to work to the detriment of the lead actors, nor is the intention to politicize disciplinary history. Rather, it is meant as an appreciation and recognition of the range of agents involved, and Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. The volume is dedicated to the 'supporting characters' in the history of Egyptology who are not often in the limelight. This is not intended to work to the detriment of the lead actors, nor is the intention to politicize disciplinary history. Rather, it is meant as an appreciation and recognition of the range of agents involved, and relationships within their networks. Rendering disciplinary history more inclusive is a long process. The case-studies assembled in this volume do not aspire to represent the complete range of possible stakeholders. Instead, it is intended to open-out the discourse, and to demonstrate various modes in which individuals have advanced research into ancient Egypt. To cite but two 'marginalized' groups, women have often been presented as subservient spirits, assisting their Egyptologist-husbands, with perhaps the concession that 'behind every great man there has to be a great woman'. For a long time all-but-excluded from academia, such individuals' contributions have been disregarded. Second, exclusion from academia was also the fate of most early Egyptian Egyptologists. Within the frame of post-colonial studies, they have only recently garnered serious attention. Yet, even then, the paradigm of 'Western' disciplinary history has been replicated, concentrating on the outstanding figures and lead players in the field, often to the detriment of lesser-known scholars, officials, and local actors such as the Quftis and workmen. This volume is thus not meant to criticise previous endeavours in the recent development of disciplinary history but, rather, as a constructive contribution or complement to these. We cannot make amends for past implicit slights, or restore a person's role in the history of Egyptology to its 'rightful place', but the aim is to broaden the perspective of the history of Egyptology, while at the same time paying more attention to its diversity. The volume is dedicated to the 'supporting characters' in the history of Egyptology who are not often in the limelight. This is not intended to work to the detriment of the lead actors, nor is the intention to politicize disciplinary history. Rather, it is meant as an appreciation and recognition of the range of agents involved, and Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

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HB, 270 x 240 mm, 232 p, 220 illustraties , EN edition. ISBN 9789461617767. First curator of the Egyptian department at the Royal Museums of Art and History (RMAH), Jean Capart (1877-1947) is often regarded as the founding father of Belgian Egyptology. Besides being the one who gave its impulse and rise to the development of the Egyptian collection at the RMAH, he was at the root of many other initiatives that contributed to turn, within a few years only, the RMAH into a prominent research centre in Egyptology. Under Capart's leadership, one of the world's finest and most complete Egyptological libraries arose in Brussels at the RMAH during the first decades of the 20th century. Keeping up with pioneering practices that Capart had observed in leading-edge institutions around Europe and the USA, the museum's library rapidly housed a very large collection of books and journals about Egyptology and Egyptian archaeology along with an important photographic archive which was constituted for research purposes and academic dissemination as well as education and public outreach. During his entire career, Capart constantly invested in the development of this collection by feeding it with photos he bought from colleagues and institutions abroad, and with photos he and his collaborators took during their scientific missions and trips throughout Egypt and in museums over the world. The initial core on which this important photographic archive built up, and which counts more than 53.000 individual non-digital items today, consists of almost 7.000 high resolution historical glass plate photographic negatives dated to the first half of the 20th century. Although this large sub-collection constitutes, by its diversity and historical significance, an extremely rich source of documentation and information, it has been much neglected during the past decades, and its existence and contents remain completely undisclosed to the larger Egyptological community. Following Capart's initial ambition, the SURA project (sura being the Arabic word for 'photo' ) aims to make this highly valuable photographic collection available again to the international scientific community as well as to the public, by ensuring its conservation and by creating a fully digitised database that will be freely available online in the near future. 0 g.

HB, 270 x 240 mm, 232 p, 220 illustraties, FR edition, ISBN 9789461617736. Au d but du XX me si cle, l' gyptologue belge Jean Capart et ses collaborateurs ont entrepris plusieurs voyages en gypte. Avec un sens aigu de la photographie, ils ont document cette terre sur les rives du Nil sous toutes ses facettes. La biblioth que gyptologique des Mus es royaux d'Art et d'Histoire de Bruxelles abrite cette importante collection d'environ 14.000 n gatifs photographiques sur plaques de verre. Les plus de 200 photographies r unies ici illustrent ces ann es pionni res de l' gyptologie belge. Elles brossent en m me temps un tableau kal idoscopique de l' gypte d'antan dans toute sa diversit , avec ses paysages spectaculaires, ses monuments antiques, ses exp ditions arch ologiques et sa vie quotidienne. 1560 g.

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