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ently of Nubian manufacture; or were some of these made in Egypt specifically for the Nubian trade? Many scarabs, made long after his reign, bear the cartouche of Tuthmosis III. Others with the names of Amenophis III and of Ramesses I were presumably heirlooms, and emphasize the difficulties inherent in the dating of antiquities. Nubia, however, was a source of gold, and much fine jewelry was found in these tombs, as was an extraordinarily interesting series of metal vessels, and the beautiful Amazon rhyton now in Boston--to mention only a few of the outstanding antiquities. Now that all the archaeological material from these sites has been published, M. F. Laming Macadam of Durham University, who has cooperated with Mr. Dunham in the decipherment of the Meroitic inscriptions, has undertaken a complete study of the inscribed material, which is to appear in a sixth and final volume; this will also include a re-examination by Mr. Dunham himself of the whole body of material, including a definitive study of royal and other names and their chronological grouping. Meanwhile, we must congratulate Mr. Dunham on a monumental job well done, and hope that other scholars will await his own pe

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Author

Saul S. Weinberg; Fernand Chapouthier; Pierre Demargne

Published

1964

Language

FR

Field

Arts and Humanities (Social Sciences)