Ashkelon 1

72430094 Naqada IId2 IIIa1 Pottery in the Nile Delta a View From Tell El Farkha

St-R-Snape-Mortuary-Assamblage-from-Abydos-I-Liverpool-1986

St-R-Snape-Mortuary-Assamblage-from-Abydos-II-Liverpool-1986

Anka et. al Tell Atrib Researches on Hellenistic Pottery from Athribis

Some Lamps From Tell Farama Pelusium

Mersa Wadi Gawasis 2010-2011 Figures

Mersa Wadi Gawasis 2010-2011

Woodcutters, Potters and Doorkeepers Service Personnel of the Deir El Medina Workmen

The Iconography of Some Phoenician Seals and Seal Impressions

The Ideological Significance of Flint in Dynastic Egypt

The middle kingdom egyptian pottery from middle bronze age IIa tel ifshar.

the necropolis of dashur

The owner of tomb No 282 in the theban necropolis JEA 54.

Ayn sukhna and wadi el-jarf, two newly discovered pharaonic harbours on the suez gulf.

An early middle kingdom account JEA 54

the tomb of a much travelled theban official JEA 4

amenemhat I and the early twelfth dyansty at thebes arnold

Carla-Gallorini-Incised-Marks-on-Pottery-and-other-Objects-from-Kahun-I-London-1998

Eastern-Desert-Ware-from-Marsa-Nakari-and-Wadi-Sikait.