Jacobs, Martina Magenau and James B. Richardson III (eds)

Arctic Life: Challenge to Survive

Reference

JACOBS (Martina M.) and James B. Richardson III editors

Catalogs & Directories

Carnegie Museum of Natural

Prehistory of the Upper Ohio Valley: An Introductory Archeological Study (Anthropological Series)

History

Oakes, William J. Mayer

Ancient Civilizations

Selected for its design to be part of the prestigious AIGA show, REFLECTIONS OF GREATNESS is much more than an exhibition catalogue. Its focus on what the artifacts tell about the ancient Egyptian culture & its careful historical presentation make it accessible to the general public, while its anthropological presentation & its scholarly appendices make it a must for Egyptologists & students. The book's 68 color & 37 black-and-white photographs present 172 of the most important artifacts in the museum's Walton Hall of Ancient Egypt, an important collection of primarily nonroyal artifacts that sheds new light on the daily life of ancient Egypt's common folk. Two thirds of the artifacts in the book are shown in group photos since the assemblage is useful for comparisons. Dr. Patch is an Egyptologist & anthropologist who in 1982-83 directed an excavation & survey team that studied early Egyptian settlement patterns at Abydos & the Surrounding region.

Reflections of Greatness: Ancient Egypt at the Carnegie Museum of Natural History

Arts & Photography

Patch, Diana Craig

History & Criticism

The history of language and writing in Ancient Egypt. There are still many records of it, carved, painted, or written, that exist today. Illustrated with photographs of limestone with hieroglyph scribe. iv, 48 pages. stiff paper wrappers.. small 8vo..

Language and Writing in Ancient Egypt (Carnegie Series on Egypt)

Silverman, David P.

Foreign Language Study & Reference

Death, Burial, and Afterlife in Ancient Egypt (Carnegie Series on Egypt)

Romano, James F.

Americas

Discover Dinosaurs: Activity Book (Discover Series)

Unknown, Author

Children's Books

There are 9 pamphlets, Titled as followed: The Pyramids of Ancient Egypt, by Zahi Hawass. Death, Burial and Afterlife in Ancient Egypt, By James F. Romano. Daily Life in Ancient Egypt, by James F. Romano. Language, and Writing in Ancient Egypt, by David P. Silverman. Ancient Egyptian Society, by David O'Connor. A Short History of Ancient Egypt, by David O'Connor. The Pharaoh's Boat at The Carnegie, by Diana Craig Patch & Cheryl Ward Hadane. Textiles From Medieval Egypt, A.D. 300 -1300, by Thelma K Thomas. Modern Egypt and Its Heritage, by Carolyn Fluehr-Lobban.

Carnegie Series on Egypt

Literature & Fiction

Carolyn Fluehr-Lobban

zahi-a-hawass

David P. Silverman

DIANA CRAIG PATCH

David O'Connor

James F. Romano

Cheryl Ward Haldane

Thelma K. Thomas

Classics

Advances in the Biology of Shrews

Science & Math

International Colloquium on the Biology of the Soricidae (1990 : Powdermill Biological Station)

Nature & Ecology

Pp. 180, 21 photo-plates, 12 text-figures and maps. Publisher's blue cloth, lettered in gilt on the spine and the front cover, with gilt cardinal on the front cover, color printed dust jacket, 4to. Carnegie Museum of Natural History Special Publication no. 7.

West Virginia Birds: Distribution and Ecology

Hall, George A.

Biological Sciences

Pp. v, 538, numerous black-and-white photos, diagrams, drawings and maps. Publisher's black cloth, lettered in gilt on the spine, lg 4to. Contains 33 chapters on the vertebrate paleontology of mammals, reptiles and birds.

Contributions in Quaternary Vertebrate Paleontology: A Volume in Memorial to John E. Guilday

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