G A Wainwright
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 257267 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | G A Wainwright |
| NOMBRES | G A |
| APELLIDO | Wainwright |
| FIRMA | WAINWRIGHT G A |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 119 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 44 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 119 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1911 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1964 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Shekelesh or Shasu
Shekelesh or Shasu
The Origin of Storm-Gods in Egypt
Abimilki's news of the Danuna
The Origin of Amun
The Origin of Amūn
The Origin of Storm-Gods in Egypt
Abimilki's News of the Danuna
Early Magan
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The Meshwesh
The Meshwesh
Some Modern Afrîts
Some Sea-Peoples
The Earliest Use of the Mano Cornuta
DR Margaret Murray has given most of her life to the service of Egyptology and for the rest has made important researches into the question of the primitive religion known to us as witchcraft. The study of this latter she has put on to a serious basis saving it at last from the prurience and all sorts of evil imaginings with which it had until then been bedevilled. Not least has she made a study of the Horned God
Meneptah's Aid to the Hittites
Meneptaḥ's Aid to the Hittites
The Teresh, the Etruscans and Asia Minor
In Antiquity the opinion was strongly held that the Etruscans came from Asia Minor, and in modern times their many connections with that country have long been self-evident. There have been three theories about their origin; the oriental, the northern and the autochthonous. Of these even Pallottino, who favours the autochthonous theory, says that the oriental is the best known and the most widely accepted, though he rejects it on the ground that …
The Cappadocian Symbol
There are two well-defined varieties of the Cappadocian Symbol; one with bosses and one without. It is the first type that is considered here. Apart from the presence or absence of the bosses there is a fairly well-defined difference in the curved members, Figs, 1, 2. Those with the bosses almost invariably curve upwards and inwards as if embracing the limb of the cross, while those without the bosses are so strongly recurved outwards as to doubl…
The Jaga and Their Name for Iron
Keftiu and Karamania (Asia Minor)
In this article it is argued once more that the Egyptian Keftiu was situated in Cilicia Tracheia, and not in Crete as has generally been supposed. For this there has already been adduced evidence drawn from many sources, and here still more, mainly cultural and historical, is added to the sum total. Some of this new evidence shows that certain features of the culture with which it deals are at home in Cilicia Tracheia and its neighbourhood, and t…
The Date of the Rise of Meroë
The Date of the Rise of Meroe
Asiatic Keftiu
The Egyptian Origin of a Ram-Headed Breastplate from Lagos
The Founders of Zimbabwe Civilization
Some Sea-Peoples
The Teresh, the Etruscans and Asia Minor
In Antiquity the opinion was strongly held that the Etruscans came from Asia Minor, and in modern times their many connections with that country have long been self-evident. There have been three theories about their origin; the oriental, the northern and the autochthonous. Of these even Pallottino, who favours the autochthonous theory, says that the oriental is the best known and the most widely accepted, though he rejects it on the ground that …
The Founders of the Zimbabwe Civilization
Early Records of Iron in Abyssinia
Early Foreign Trade in East Africa
Shekelesh or Shasu
The Egyptian Origin of a Ram-Headed Breastplate from Lagos
The Splendour That Was Egypt
Rekhmire's Metal-Workers
Egyptian Bronze-Making
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The Coming of Iron to Some African Peoples
Caphtor, Keftiu, and Cappadocia
The Earliest Use of the Mano Cornuta
DR Margaret Murray has given most of her life to the service of Egyptology and for the rest has made important researches into the question of the primitive religion known to us as witchcraft. The study of this latter she has put on to a serious basis saving it at last from the prurience and all sorts of evil imaginings with which it had until then been bedevilled. Not least has she made a study of the Horned God
The Coming of Iron to the Bantu
Studies in the Petition of Peteêsi
The letter collections of Greco-Roman antiquity dwarf in total size all of ancient drama or epic combined, but they have received far less attention than (say) the plays of Euripides or the epics of Homer or Virgil. Although classicists have long realised the crucial importance of the order and arrangement of poems into ‘poetry books’ for the reading and reception both of individual poems and the collection as a whole, the importance of order and…
Early Tin in the Aegean
It has been seen how tin evidently came to be known at Byblos (Gebeil) through the occurrence of its ore in the two rivers near that city. It has also been seen that its presence there mixed with copper ore led on naturally to the manufacture of bronze, which became known to the Egyptians as 'Asiatic copper'. Now we may turn to the state of affairs far away to the north and west where conditions prove to have been totally different from those obt…
The Coming of Iron to Some More African Peoples
Cosmas and the Gold Trade of Fazoqli
Pre-Dynastic Iron Beads in Egypt
Memphis V and Tarkhan I
The Excavations at Balabish
The Excavations at Balabish
The Growth of a Legend in Egypt
The Red Crown in Early Prehistoric Times
The Red Crown in Early Prehistoric Times
The Relationship of Amun to Zeus and His Connexion with Meteorites
The Relationship of Amün to Zeus and His Connexion with Meteorites
Keftiu
Amun und die Acht Urgötter von Hermopolis, Eine Untersuchung Über Ursprung und Wesen des Ägyptischen Götterkönigs
Keftiu
The Emblem of Min
Aegyptiaca, a Catalogue of Egyptian Objects in the Aegean Area
Amun und die Acht Urgotter von Hermopolis, eine Untersuchung uber Ursprung und Wesen des agyptischen Gotterkonigs
Aegyptiaca, A Catalogue of Egyptian Objects in the Aegean Area
The Emblem of Min
Caphtor, Keftiu, and Cappadocia
The Search for Hidden Treasure in Egypt
Iron in Egypt
Iron in Egypt
Letopolis
Letopolis
The Bull Standards of Egypt
The Bull Standards of Egypt
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