Peter Lacovara
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 143046 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Peter Lacovara |
| NOMBRES | Peter |
| APELLIDO | Lacovara |
| FIRMA | LACOVARA P |
| AFILIACIONES | Michael C. Carlos Museum, Emory University, |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 24 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 12 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 24 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1983 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2023 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
In Memoriam David Bourke O’Connor
Obituary for David Bourke O’Connor
In Memoriam Lanny David Bell
Obituary for Lanny David Bell
Artist in Abydos
An Egyptian Mummy of the Late Old Kingdom in the Michael C. Carlos Museum, Emory University
This article discusses the history, importance, and conservation treatment of an Egyptian Old Kingdom mummy, purchased from the site of Abydos in 1920. It is the oldest, substantially intact, mummy of this date in the Americas
Reserve heads
The so‐called reserve heads, life‐size human portraits ending at a flat, finished neck, are a unique feature of Old Kingdom sculpture.
Malkata/Malqata
One of the best‐preserved and best‐documented of all the royal palace‐cities of ancient Egypt is that of Amenhotep III in Western Thebes, West).
Palaces, Pharaonic Egypt
The Royal Palace in ancient Egypt was not only the residence of the king but also the center of government administration.
Deir el‐Ballas
The earliest excavated royal city we have from ancient Egypt is found at Deir el‐Ballas.
Diplomacy by Design
Chicago : University of Chicago Press , 2006 . 278 pp. While individual studies on aspects of stylistic interchange in the Bronze Age Mediterranean routinely appear in discussions of archaeological material from the Near East, Egypt, and the Aegean World, there has not really been a synthetic compendium of this material since the pioneering work of Helene Kantor and William Stevenson Smith.1 A vast amount of new information has been recovered sin…
Ancient Egypt
Ancient Egypt
Hierakonpolis
Burial and the dead in ancient Egyptian society
Ancient Egypt offers a paradigm contrast between ideals of respectful care for the dead, on the one hand, and realities of medium- and long-term neglect, destruction and reuse on the other. Ideals are expressed in normative mortuary monuments and in texts; the archaeological record, together with relatively few skeptical texts, testifies to realities. Death was as socially riven as the realm of the living. Vast amounts were invested in royal and …
Stätischer Wohnbau in Ägypten
The New Kingdom Royal City
Egyptian Stone Vessels
The Ferlini Treasure in Archeological Perspective
One of the first and most spectacular archaeological discoveries in Nubia was made by Giuseppe Ferlini (c. 1800-1876), an Italian physician who was appointed Surgeon Major to the Egyptian army.1 In 1830 he was posted with a detachment to the Sudan, and became intrigued by tales of great riches hidden in the ancient ruins. While in Khartoum, Ferlini requested permission from Kurshid Pasha, the local governor, to conduct excavations at a number of …
Minoan Pottery in Second Millennium Egypt . Barry J. Kemp , Robert S. Merrillees
The Predynastic of Hierakonpolis
Sundries-in Honour of Torgny Säve-Söderbergh
An Enigmatic Object Explained
An Enigmatic Object Explained
An Incised Vase from Kerma
Brick Architecture in Ancient Egypt . A. J. Spencer
Burial and the dead in ancient Egyptian society
Ancient Egypt offers a paradigm contrast between ideals of respectful care for the dead, on the one hand, and realities of medium- and long-term neglect, destruction and reuse on the other. Ideals are expressed in normative mortuary monuments and in texts; the archaeological record, together with relatively few skeptical texts, testifies to realities. Death was as socially riven as the realm of the living. Vast amounts were invested in royal and …
An Egyptian Mummy of the Late Old Kingdom in the Michael C. Carlos Museum, Emory University
This article discusses the history, importance, and conservation treatment of an Egyptian Old Kingdom mummy, purchased from the site of Abydos in 1920. It is the oldest, substantially intact, mummy of this date in the Americas
The Ferlini Treasure in Archeological Perspective
One of the first and most spectacular archaeological discoveries in Nubia was made by Giuseppe Ferlini (c. 1800-1876), an Italian physician who was appointed Surgeon Major to the Egyptian army.1 In 1830 he was posted with a detachment to the Sudan, and became intrigued by tales of great riches hidden in the ancient ruins. While in Khartoum, Ferlini requested permission from Kurshid Pasha, the local governor, to conduct excavations at a number of …
Brick Architecture in Ancient Egypt . A. J. Spencer
An Enigmatic Object Explained
An Enigmatic Object Explained
An Incised Vase from Kerma
Sundries-in Honour of Torgny Säve-Söderbergh
Minoan Pottery in Second Millennium Egypt . Barry J. Kemp , Robert S. Merrillees
The Predynastic of Hierakonpolis
The Ferlini Treasure in Archeological Perspective
One of the first and most spectacular archaeological discoveries in Nubia was made by Giuseppe Ferlini (c. 1800-1876), an Italian physician who was appointed Surgeon Major to the Egyptian army.1 In 1830 he was posted with a detachment to the Sudan, and became intrigued by tales of great riches hidden in the ancient ruins. While in Khartoum, Ferlini requested permission from Kurshid Pasha, the local governor, to conduct excavations at a number of …
Egyptian Stone Vessels
Stätischer Wohnbau in Ägypten
The New Kingdom Royal City
Burial and the dead in ancient Egyptian society
Ancient Egypt offers a paradigm contrast between ideals of respectful care for the dead, on the one hand, and realities of medium- and long-term neglect, destruction and reuse on the other. Ideals are expressed in normative mortuary monuments and in texts; the archaeological record, together with relatively few skeptical texts, testifies to realities. Death was as socially riven as the realm of the living. Vast amounts were invested in royal and …
Ancient Egypt
Ancient Egypt
Hierakonpolis
Diplomacy by Design
Chicago : University of Chicago Press , 2006 . 278 pp. While individual studies on aspects of stylistic interchange in the Bronze Age Mediterranean routinely appear in discussions of archaeological material from the Near East, Egypt, and the Aegean World, there has not really been a synthetic compendium of this material since the pioneering work of Helene Kantor and William Stevenson Smith.1 A vast amount of new information has been recovered sin…
Reserve heads
The so‐called reserve heads, life‐size human portraits ending at a flat, finished neck, are a unique feature of Old Kingdom sculpture.
Malkata/Malqata
One of the best‐preserved and best‐documented of all the royal palace‐cities of ancient Egypt is that of Amenhotep III in Western Thebes, West).
Palaces, Pharaonic Egypt
The Royal Palace in ancient Egypt was not only the residence of the king but also the center of government administration.
Deir el‐Ballas
The earliest excavated royal city we have from ancient Egypt is found at Deir el‐Ballas.
An Egyptian Mummy of the Late Old Kingdom in the Michael C. Carlos Museum, Emory University
This article discusses the history, importance, and conservation treatment of an Egyptian Old Kingdom mummy, purchased from the site of Abydos in 1920. It is the oldest, substantially intact, mummy of this date in the Americas
In Memoriam Lanny David Bell
Obituary for Lanny David Bell
Artist in Abydos
In Memoriam David Bourke O’Connor
Obituary for David Bourke O’Connor
History (15 obras) · Ancient Egypt and Archaeology (12 obras) · Archaeology and Historical Studies (10 obras) · Archaeology (9 obras) · Art (9 obras) · Ancient history (8 obras) · Computer Science (8 obras) · Ancient Mediterranean Archaeology and History (6 obras) · Art history (6 obras) · Ancient Near East History (5 obras)