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Compiled by Marsha HillBibliography of Dorothea Arnold .................................................................................................... 1

James P. AllenThe Advent of Ancient Egyptian Literature ................................................................................. 15

Susan J. AllenAn Offering to Mentuhotep, Son of Mentuhotep-ankhu, Found at Thebes—MMA 26.3.316 ................................................................................................ 25

Hartwig AltenmüllerTausret als Königin und Pharao in den Abbildungen ihres Königsgrabes ............................... 41

Dieter ArnoldSome Thoughts on the Building History of the Temple of Mentuhotep Nebhepetre at Deir el-Bahri ................................................................... 59

Felix ArnoldThe Temple of Ramses II in the Precinct of Hathor at Memphis Part I: Reconstruction and Meaning ............................................................................................. 69

Holeil GhalyThe Temple of Ramses II in the Precinct of Hathor at Memphis Part II: Hathor-Headed Columns .................................................................................................. 79

Joan AruzThe Nude Female and the Iconography of Birth ..........................................................................85

David A. AstonThe Faces of the Hyksos: Ceramic Sculpture in the Fifteenth Dynasty .................................. 103

Bettina BaderDisc-Shaped Ornaments of the Early Middle Kingdom ........................................................... 117

Miroslav BártaA Reassembled False Door from the Time of Nyuserra ............................................................ 131

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EGYPTOLOGICAL SEMINAR

The Art and Culture of Ancient Egypt:Studies in Honor of Dorothea Arnold

VOLUME 192015

Daphna Ben-TorScarabs from Hatshepsut’s Foundation Deposits at Deir el-Bahri: Insight into the Early 18th Dynasty and Hatshepsut’s Reign ................................................... 139

Robert Steven BianchiA Hippopotamus for Hera ........................................................................................................... 147

Manfred Bietak and Bettina BaderCanon and Freedom of Fringe Art: à propos the Fish Bowls in the Second Intermediate Period ..................................................... 157

Janine Bourriau and Will SchenckThe Last Marl C Potter: Sedment 276A ...................................................................................... 179

Betsy M. Bryan“Just Say ‘No’”—Iconography, Context, and Meaning of a Gesture ....................................... 187

Emilia CortesFrom “Weft Fringes” to “Supplementary Weft Fringes”: Thoughts and Discussion on Weaving Evolution in Egyptian Textiles .................................... 199

Denise DoxeyThe Family of Sehetepibra: A Pair of Unpublished Stelae in New York .................................. 219

Marianne Eaton-KraussThe Original Owner of Egyptian Museum, Cairo JE 46600 .................................................... 225

Biri FayAncient Egyptian Art History is Dead: Long Live Ancient Egyptian Art History! ............... 237

Richard Fazzini and Mary McKercherAn Interesting Pottery Vessel from the Temple of Mut at South Karnak ............................... 241

Peter FeinmanThe Tempest in the Tempest: The Natural Historian ................................................................ 253

Marjorie FisherA Recently Discovered Fragment of Senenmut’s Sarcophagus ................................................. 263

Laurel FlentyeRoyal Statuary of the Fourth Dynasty from the Giza Necropolis in the Egyptian Museum, Cairo ................................................................................................... 277

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Bibliography of Dorothea ArnoldCompiled by Marsha Hill

1968“Keramikbeispiele aus Gräbern der frühen 11. Dynastie von el-Tarif.” MDAIK 23 (1968), 38-67.

1969Die Polykletnachfolge: Untersuchungen zur Kunst von Argos und Sikyon zwischen Polyklet und Lysipp. Jahrbuch des Deutschen Archäologischen Instituts. Ergänzungshefte 25. Berlin, 1969.

1972“Weiteres zur Keramik von el-Tarif: Saff el-Dawâba 1970/71.” MDAIK 28 (1972), 33-46.

1973“Meeting of Archaeologists Concerned with Egyptian Pottery.” NARCE no. 86 (July 1973), 11-20.

1976“Wandbild und Scherbenbefund: Zur Töpfertechnik der alten Ägypter vom Beginn der pharaonischen Zeit bis zu den Hyksos.” MDAIK 32 (1976), 1-34.

1977“Gefässe, Gefässformen, Gefässdekor.” LÄ II, cols. 483-501.

“Zur Keramik aus dem Taltempelbereich der Pyramide Amenemhets III. in Dahschur.” MDAIK 33 (1977), 21-26.

Rita E. FreedThe “Bersha Procession” in Context Part I: An Art Historical Examination ....................................................................................... 293

Pamela HatchfieldThe “Bersha Procession” in Context Part II: Conservation History and Technical Study .................................................................. 311

José M. Galán11th Dynasty Burials below Djehuty’s Courtyard (TT 11) in Dra Abu el-Naga ..................... 331

Ogden Goelet, Jr.Verse Points, Division Markers, and Copying ............................................................................ 347

Zahi HawassNewly Discovered Scenes of Tutankhamun from Memphis and Rediscovered Fragments from Hermopolis ................................................................................ 359

Marsha HillA Statuette of Two Men and a Boy from the Amarna Period Part I: Face Facts for Understanding the Sculpture .................................................................. 367

Ann HeywoodA Statuette of Two Men and a Boy from the Amarna Period Part II: Materials Analysis and Imaging .................................................................................... 379

Salima IkramA Torso from the Gayer-Anderson Museum, Cairo ................................................................... 389

Sameh IskanderBuilding Phases of the Temple of Ramesses II at Abydos ......................................................... 393

Peter Jánosi“Bringing the Choicest of Haunches and Fowl…” Some Thoughts on the Tomb of Rehuerdjersen at Lisht-North ................................................403

W. Raymond JohnsonSexual Duality and Goddess Iconography on the Amenhotep IV Sandstone Colossi at Karnak ............................................................................. 415

Jack A. JosephsonReevaluating the Date of the Abydos Head (MMA 02.4.191) .................................................... 423

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Janice KamrinThe Egyptian Museum Database, Digitizing, and Registrar Training Projects: Update 2012 .................................................................................. 431

Nanette B. KelekianThe Resurrection of Reniseneb .................................................................................................... 441

Peter LacovaraThe Menkaure Valley Temple Settlement Revisited .................................................................. 447

David T. MininbergOne Snake or Two: Determining the True Symbol for Medicine ............................................. 455

Paul T. Nicholson, Phillip Parkes, and Caroline JacksonA Tale of Two Tiles: Preliminary Investigation of Two Faience ‘Bricks’ ................................463

David O’ConnorWho was Merika? A Continuing Debate .................................................................................... 477

Diana Craig PatchAn Exceptional Early Statuette from Abydos ............................................................................ 491

Elena PischikovaThe Second Tomb of the Vizier Nespakashuty ........................................................................... 501

Nicholas ReevesTutankhamun’s Mask Reconsidered ........................................................................................... 511

Catharine RoehrigTwo Tattooed Women from Thebes ............................................................................................. 527

Ann Macy RothUpper Egyptian Heliopolis: Thebes, Archaism, and the Political Ideology of Hatshepsut and Thutmose III ................................................................... 537

Wafaa el SaddikA Head for Amenemhat III’s Heb-sed Triad? ............................................................................ 553

Phyllis SarettaOf Lyres, Lions, Light, and Everything New Under the Sun: An Amarna Relief in The Metropolitan Museum of Art .......................................................... 557

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Deborah SchorschBastet Goes Boating ...................................................................................................................... 571

Gerry ScottAn Old Kingdom Monkey Vase in the Collection of the San Antonio Museum of Art ........................................................................................................585

Friederike SeyfriedEin weiterer Beleg für ein Gebäude- bzw. Tempelteil, namens RwD-anx(.w)-Jtn in Amarna – zur revidierten Lesung eines Blockes in Privatbesitz ......................................... 591

Hourig SourouzianLion and Sphinx Varia in the Egyptian Museum, Cairo ...........................................................597

Rainer Stadelmann Ptah who Listens to Prayers in the Mortuary Temple of Amenhotep III at Thebes ............................................................... 613

Paul Edmund StanwickCaracalla and the History of Imperial Sculpture in Egypt ...................................................... 619

Isabel StünkelNotes on Khenemet-nefer-hedjet Weret II .................................................................................. 631

Miroslav Verner“Two Vigilant (Pyramids): The Small One and the Large One”— On the First Cult Pyramid in a Queen’s Pyramid Complex ..................................................... 641

Malcolm H. WienerOh, No—Not Another Chronology! .............................................................................................649

Kei YamamotoIconography of the Sledge in Ancient Egyptian Funerary Art .................................................665

Christiane ZieglerNote sur la peinture « aux vases » (Louvre D 60 bis) ................................................................. 675

Irit ZifferPyramid Myths: Israel in Egypt ..................................................................................................683

Deborah SchorschBastet Goes Boating ...................................................................................................................... 571

Gerry ScottAn Old Kingdom Monkey Vase in the Collection of the San Antonio Museum of Art ........................................................................................................585

Friederike SeyfriedEin weiterer Beleg für ein Gebäude- bzw. Tempelteil, namens in Amarna – zur revidierten Lesung eines Blockes in Privatbesitz ......................................... 591

Hourig SourouzianLion and Sphinx Varia in the Egyptian Museum, Cairo ...........................................................597

Rainer Stadelmann Ptah who Listens to Prayers in the Mortuary Temple of Amenhotep III at Thebes ............................................................... 613

Paul Edmund StanwickCaracalla and the History of Imperial Sculpture in Egypt ...................................................... 619

Isabel StünkelNotes on Khenemet-nefer-hedjet Weret II .................................................................................. 631

Miroslav Verner“Two Vigilant (Pyramids): The Small One and the Large One”— On the First Cult Pyramid in a Queen’s Pyramid Complex ..................................................... 641

Malcolm H. WienerOh, No—Not Another Chronology! .............................................................................................649

Kei YamamotoIconography of the Sledge in Ancient Egyptian Funerary Art .................................................665

Christiane ZieglerNote sur la peinture « aux vases » (Louvre D 60 bis) ................................................................. 675

Irit ZifferPyramid Myths: Israel in Egypt ..................................................................................................683