<p>English summary: Abbreviations/Introduction by Manfred Bietak. A Ahrens: A Stone Vessel of Princess Itakayet of the 12th Dynasty from Tomb VII at Tell Misrife/Qatna (Syria); Ao Ashmawy Ali, Tell El- Yahudia: New Information from Unpublished Excavations; F. Breyer, Hittitological observations on the cuneiform "fragment" from Qantir/Pi-Ramesses; J. Budka, Variance in policy funerary procedures in the monumental grave of Anch Hor, Lord-Chamberlin of the God's-wife of Nitokris (TT414); M.H. Feldman and Co Sauvage, Objects of Prestige? Chariots in the Late Bronze Age Eastern Mediterranean and Near East; H. Gem, So el-Zaatari, Co Cakirlar, K. Badreshany and So Riehl, A Middle Bronze Age Burial from Tell Fadous-Kfarabida, Lebanon; A Hassler, Mycenean ceramics from lost contexts- the excavation L. Loats in Gurob; C. Jurman, A signet ring with a cryptographic inscription in Bonn; Ch. Knoblauch, Preliminary Report on the Early Bronze Age III Pottery from Contexts of the 6th Dynasty in the Abydos Middle Cemetery L. Morgan, A Pride of Leopards: A Unique Aspect of the Hunt Frieze from Tell el-Daba L. Morgan, An Aegean Griffin in Egypt: The Hunt Frieze at Tell el-Daba N. Marinatos, Lions from Tell el Daba; T. Muhlenbruch, An Mycenaean amphora from Egypt in Marburg and its implications for the trade between southwestern Greece and the eastern Mediterranean in SH III B; J. Mynarova, Tradition or Innovation? The Ugaritic-Egyptian Correspondence T. Schneider, Contributions to the Chronology of the New Kingdom and the Third Intermediate Period T. Schneider, A Theophany of Seth-Baal in the Tempest Stele I. Ziffer, Western Asiatic Tree-Goddesses A. Ahrens, The Scarabs from the Ninkarrak Temple Cache at Tell rAsara/Terqa (Syria): History, Archaeological Context, and Chronology F. van Koppen, The Old to Middle Babylonian Transition: History and Chronology of the Mesopotamian Dark Age Abkurzungen/ Abbreviations Vorwort/lntroduction von/by Manfred Bietak A. Ahrens, A Stone Vessel of Princess Itakayet of the 12th Dynasty from Tomb VII at Tell Misrife/Qatna (Syria) Ao Ashmawy Ali, Tell El- Yahudia: New Information from Unpublished Excavations F. Breyer, Hethitologische Bemerkungen zum Keilschrift "Zipfel" aus Qantir/Pi-Ramesse J. Budka, Varianz im Regelwerko Bestattungsabliiufe im Monumentalgrab von Anch-Hor, Obersthofmeister der Gottesgemahlin Nitokris (TT 414) M.H. Feldman and Co Sauvage, Objects of Prestige? Chariots in the Late Bronze Age Eastern Mediterranean and Near East H. Gem, So el-Zaatari, Co Cakirlar, K. Badreshany and So Riehl, A Middle Bronze Age Burial from Tell Fadous-Kfarabida, Lebanon A. Hassler, Mykenische Keramik aus verlorenen Kontexten - die Grabung L. Loats in Gurob C. Jurman, Ein Siegelring mit kryptographischer Inschrift in Bonn Ch. Knoblauch, Preliminary Report on the Early Bronze Age III Pottery from Contexts of the 6th Dynasty in the Abydos Middle Cemetery L. Morgan, A Pride of Leopards: A Unique Aspect of the Hunt Frieze from Tell el-Daba L. Morgan, An Aegean Griffin in Egypt: The Hunt Frieze at Tell el-Daba N. Marinatos, Lions from Tell el Daba T. Muhlenbruch, Eine mykenische Biigelkanne aus Agypten in Marburg und ihre Implikationen fur den Handel zwischen Sudgriechenland und dem ostlichen Mittelmeerraum in SH III B J. Mynarova, Tradition or Innovation? The Ugaritic-Egyptian Correspondence T. Schneider, Contributions to the Chronology of the New Kingdom and the Third Intermediate Period T. Schneider, A Theophany of Seth-Baal in the Tempest Stele I. Ziffer, Western Asiatic Tree-Goddesses A. Ahrens, The Scarabs from the Ninkarrak Temple Cache at Tell rAsara/Terqa (Syria): History, Archaeological Context, and Chronology F. van Koppen, The Old to Middle Babylonian Transition: History and Chronology of the Mesopotamian Dark Age</p>

Agypten und Levante 1 (German Edition)

History

Bietak, Manfred (Hrsg)

Ancient Civilizations

Austrian Academy of Sciences

1991, 164 Seiten, 172 Abb., 9 Farbabb., 8 Tab., 30x21 cm, broschiert

Agypten und Levante Band 2 (German Edition)

A volume composed mostly of papers from a symposium held in 1993 at which evidence of contact between these two regions was discussed. The main focus was on Bietak's recent discoveries at Ancient Avaris of possibly Minoan frescoes and artefacts, though evidence from different sites is taken into consideration. The contributors' list comprises many of the foremost names in Bronze Age Mediterranean scholarship: P. P. Harpar, D. Arnold, F. Arnold, S. Allen, J. Aruz, M. Bietak and N. Marinatos, P. Janosi, V. Karageorghis, J. A. MacGillivray, M. J. Mellink and M. C. Shaw, and discussions were chaired by M. Wiener. An important collection of articles for anyone studying these regions.

Trade, Power and Exchange: Hyksos Egypt and the Eastern Mediterranean World 1800-1500 BC (Agypten und Levante) (German Edition)

The major part of the contributions were presented at the German Egyptological conference at Krems, September 1994, under the title  Egypt and its Neighbours . Papers in this volume include: Die Ausgrabungen von Dair Abu Fana in Agpyten in den Jahren 1991-93 ( Helmut Buschhausen ); Zur Rezeption Agyptischer Motive in der Minoischen Freskenkunst ( Stefan Hiller ); Ein Dromedar aus der Ramses-Stadt ( Edgar B. Pusch ); Was Opium known in the 18th Dynasty in Egypt? An examination of Materials from the Tomb of the Chief Royal Architect Kha ( Norman G. Bisset, Jan G. Bruhn et al ).

Agypten und Levante Volume 6

Bietak, Manfred

Austrian Academy of Sciences Press

<p>Thirteen essays make up this eleventh volume which presents preliminary reports on excavations at Tell el-Daba and Ezbet Helmi. COntributors discuss the sites themselves, the palace districts of the Hyksos period (Tell el-Daba) and the early 18th Dynasty (Ezbet Helmi), as well as the finds, especially the pottery, anthropological and faunal remains. German text.</p>

Agypten und Levante XI