T Eric Peet
Biographic Data
| ID | 688476 |
|---|---|
| NAME | T Eric Peet |
| GIVEN NAMES | T Eric |
| FAMILY NAME | Peet |
| SIGNATURE | PEET T E |
| AFFILIATIONS | British School at Rome |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 160 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 17 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 160 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1907 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Cemeteries of Abydos
The Cemeteries of Abydos
Originally published between 1913 and 1914 for the Egypt Exploration Fund, these three excavation reports relating to the necropolis at Abydos are now reissued together in one volume. Following the important work carried out by Flinders Petrie - his two reports on The Royal Tombs (1900–1) and the three-part Abydos (1902–4) are also reissued in this series - Édouard Naville (1844–1926) began further excavation and recording of the site's cemeterie…
Medinet Habu
Coptic Sounds. Part I
Medinet Habu, Volume I
The Tomb of Neferhotop at Thebes
The Tomb of Neferhotep at Thebes
The Decoration of the Tomb of Per-Neb
The Tomb of Queen Meryet-Amūn at Thebes
The Decoration of the Tomb of Per-neb
The Tomb of Queen Meryet-Amun at Thebes
Coptic Sounds. Part I
The So-Called Poem on the King's Chariot
The So-Called Ramesses Girdle
The Classification of Egyptian Pottery
The So-Called Ramesses Girdle
The Classification of Egyptian Pottery
Egypto-Semitic Studies. By Aaron Ember. Aus den Überresten des Originalmanuskripts hergestellt und nach älteren Arbeiten des Verfassers ergänzt von Frida Behnk, mit einem Vorwort von Kurt Sethe. Leipz…
The Tomb of Ken-Amun at Thebes
The Mirror of Egypt in the Old Testament
Hethitische Staatsverträge. Ein Beitrag zu Ihrer juristischen Wertung
Hethitische Staatsvertrage. Ein Beitrag zu ihrer juristischen Wertung
The Tomb of Ken-Amun at Thebes
The Mirror of Egypt in the Old Testament
A Comparative Study of the Literatures of Egypt, Palestine, and Mesopotamia
The Legend of the Capture of Joppa and the Story of the Foredoomed Prince
Excavations in 1908–11 in various Megalithic Buildings in Malta and Gozo
The present report deals with excavations which have been spread over a considerable period of time, and is the work of various hands. For the greater part of the introduction, and for sections I., III., V., VII., IX. XIII., I am myself responsible; the note on the affinities of the Maltese pottery, and sections II., IV., VI., X., XII., are the work of Mr. T. E. Peet; section VIII. of Professor N. Tagliaferro, I.S.O.; and section XI. of Mr. R. N.…
Atlas zur altaegyptischen Kulturgeschichte
Contributions to the Study of the Prehistoric Period in Malta
The remarkable civilizations, the remains of which have been of late years brought to light by excavation in Crete and the Aegaean, were, as we now know, by no means without their influence upon the surrounding countries and even upon comparatively distant lands. Middle Minoan pottery has been found in Egypt, and Late Minoan both there and in numerous other parts of the Mediterranean. Less obvious signs of Aegaean commerce and influence are frequ…
The Cambridge Ancient History
Excavations at Tell el-Amarna
The Early Iron Age in South Italy
To theorize with regard to the development of South Italy in prehistoric times is at once easy and dangerous: easy because the ascertained facts to be accounted for are few, dangerous because the chance of new and disconcerting discoveries is greatest in an unexplored territory. At the same time the theory which is at present most widely held with regard to the early iron age in South Italy is not entirely convincing. Until recently the history o…
The Early Iron Age in South Italy
To theorize with regard to the development of South Italy in prehistoric times is at once easy and dangerous: easy because the ascertained facts to be accounted for are few, dangerous because the chance of new and disconcerting discoveries is greatest in an unexplored territory. At the same time the theory which is at present most widely held with regard to the early iron age in South Italy is not entirely convincing. Until recently the history o…
The Early Aegean Civilization in Italy
It may be well to begin by defining the period with which this paper attempts to deal. It is the whole of the Neolithic period in the Aegean, together with that part of the Bronze Age which is prior to the appearance of the style of pottery to which the name Mycenaean was, and is still usually given. With this true Mycenaean period, corresponding to Late Minoan III in Crete, we are not here concerned. Suffice it to say that in various parts of It…
Contributions to the Study of the Prehistoric Period in Malta
The remarkable civilizations, the remains of which have been of late years brought to light by excavation in Crete and the Aegaean, were, as we now know, by no means without their influence upon the surrounding countries and even upon comparatively distant lands. Middle Minoan pottery has been found in Egypt, and Late Minoan both there and in numerous other parts of the Mediterranean. Less obvious signs of Aegaean commerce and influence are frequ…
Early Egyptian Influence in the Mediterranean
The question of the influence of the Eastern Mediterranean on the Central and Western is not a new one, and an apology is perhaps needed for re-opening it. If so it must be taken to lie in the fact that the last five years have thrown a new light on the Eastern Mediterranean. It was easy to say that what seemed strange or new in Crete or Italy must be due to ‘Oriental influence’ so long as this alluring phrase remained without content. Now, howev…
A Possible Egyptian Dating for the End of the Third Late Minoan Period
In the last number of the Zeitschrift für Aegyptische Sprache Max Burchardt publishes two swords lately acquired from Egypt by the Berlin Museum. The first (Inventory Number 20447), (Fig. 1), almost perfectly preserved, is a fine example of Naue's Type II. It is a cutting sword with edges almost parallel and the end bluntly pointed. The handle is made in one piece with the blade. Its edges are raised on either side and it is fitted with eight riv…
Excavations in 1908–11 in various Megalithic Buildings in Malta and Gozo
The present report deals with excavations which have been spread over a considerable period of time, and is the work of various hands. For the greater part of the introduction, and for sections I., III., V., VII., IX. XIII., I am myself responsible; the note on the affinities of the Maltese pottery, and sections II., IV., VI., X., XII., are the work of Mr. T. E. Peet; section VIII. of Professor N. Tagliaferro, I.S.O.; and section XI. of Mr. R. N.…
The Year's Work at Abydos
Essays and Studies, Presented to William Ridgeway, Sc.D., F.B.A
Essays and Studies, Presented to William Ridgeway, Sc.D., F.B.A
The Eastern Libyans
An Unrecognized Meaning of the Verb [to Bear]
The Eastern Libyans
An Unrecognized Meaning of the Verb
The Year's Work at Abydos
The Art of the Predynastic Period
Two of the most distinctive features of Egyptian art throughout its history are its effective use of line and its decorative value.By the first we mean that the Egyptian artist in his drawing made use of lines anJd curves which in themselves are capable of producing a pleasurable impression on the beholder, though it would be difficult or even impossible to explain why they do so.This feature of Egyptian art is evident to everyone who will examin…
The Great Tomb Robberies of the Ramesside Age. Papyri Mayer A and B
The Art of the Predynastic Period
The Tomb of Amenemhet
its security and success in no small measure to Median protection.The intervention of Babylon in the conflict with Lydia after the battle on the Halys in 585 B.C. must have been undertaken in the Median interest, and it is possible that Cyaxares could count on Nebuchadnezzar for more than benevolent neutrality in case of need.The ease with which Cyrus possessed himself of the Median empire may be traced to disaffection on the p)art of the norther…
The Great Tomb Robberies of the Ramesside Age. Papyri Mayer A and B
A Remarkable Burial Custom of the Old Kingdom
The Great Tomb Robberies of the Ramesside Age. Papyri Mayer A and B. I. Papyrus Mayer A
The Great Tomb Robberies of the Ramesside Age. Papyri Mayer A and B. II. Papyrus Mayer B
The Tomb of Amenemhēt
A Remarkable Burial Custom of the Old Kingdom
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