Louise Bradbury
Biographic Data
| ID | 6042899 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Louise Bradbury |
| GIVEN NAMES | Louise |
| FAMILY NAME | Bradbury |
| SIGNATURE | BRADBURY L |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-2858-5560 |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 3 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 3 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1985 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1996 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Kpn-boats, Punt Trade, and a Lost Emporium
One result of the study of Thutmose I's Kush campaign and his Tombos Inscription at the 3rd Cataract has been the realization that early in the 18th Dynasty the Egyptians had established a presence in the territory at the head of the 4th Cataract, the lands around Abu Hamed and Kurgus (fig. I).1 Within the Tombos text Thutmoses I claimed to have built a frontier fortress, presumably in this region, after his conquest. Over time there may have bee…
"Reflections on Traveling to "God's Land'' and Punt in the Middle Kingdom
En l'an 8 de Mentouhotep le chef de la marine et chef du tresor Henu a fait graver dans le Wadi Hammamat une inscription racontant son expedition dans la mer Rouge pour se rendre au pays de Pount a la recherche de myrrhe fraiche pour son souverain. Etude de son voyage. Donnees sur les activites de la 12e dynastie le long des cotes de la mer Rouge
Nefer's Inscription
the one with whom his (i.e., the king's) ka was pleased when the divine consort AhmoseNefertary, justified with the great god lord of the West, flew to heaven. Linking the death of the famous Queen -Mother to the reign of her son was a natural connection2 with which other scholars3 concurred until Gitton's study of documents pertaining to the Queen's lifetime and posthumous cult clearly demonstrated that Ahmose-Nefertary survived into the reign o…
Kpn-boats, Punt Trade, and a Lost Emporium
One result of the study of Thutmose I's Kush campaign and his Tombos Inscription at the 3rd Cataract has been the realization that early in the 18th Dynasty the Egyptians had established a presence in the territory at the head of the 4th Cataract, the lands around Abu Hamed and Kurgus (fig. I).1 Within the Tombos text Thutmoses I claimed to have built a frontier fortress, presumably in this region, after his conquest. Over time there may have bee…
"Reflections on Traveling to "God's Land'' and Punt in the Middle Kingdom
En l'an 8 de Mentouhotep le chef de la marine et chef du tresor Henu a fait graver dans le Wadi Hammamat une inscription racontant son expedition dans la mer Rouge pour se rendre au pays de Pount a la recherche de myrrhe fraiche pour son souverain. Etude de son voyage. Donnees sur les activites de la 12e dynastie le long des cotes de la mer Rouge
Nefer's Inscription
the one with whom his (i.e., the king's) ka was pleased when the divine consort AhmoseNefertary, justified with the great god lord of the West, flew to heaven. Linking the death of the famous Queen -Mother to the reign of her son was a natural connection2 with which other scholars3 concurred until Gitton's study of documents pertaining to the Queen's lifetime and posthumous cult clearly demonstrated that Ahmose-Nefertary survived into the reign o…
Nefer's Inscription
the one with whom his (i.e., the king's) ka was pleased when the divine consort AhmoseNefertary, justified with the great god lord of the West, flew to heaven. Linking the death of the famous Queen -Mother to the reign of her son was a natural connection2 with which other scholars3 concurred until Gitton's study of documents pertaining to the Queen's lifetime and posthumous cult clearly demonstrated that Ahmose-Nefertary survived into the reign o…
"Reflections on Traveling to "God's Land'' and Punt in the Middle Kingdom
En l'an 8 de Mentouhotep le chef de la marine et chef du tresor Henu a fait graver dans le Wadi Hammamat une inscription racontant son expedition dans la mer Rouge pour se rendre au pays de Pount a la recherche de myrrhe fraiche pour son souverain. Etude de son voyage. Donnees sur les activites de la 12e dynastie le long des cotes de la mer Rouge
Kpn-boats, Punt Trade, and a Lost Emporium
One result of the study of Thutmose I's Kush campaign and his Tombos Inscription at the 3rd Cataract has been the realization that early in the 18th Dynasty the Egyptians had established a presence in the territory at the head of the 4th Cataract, the lands around Abu Hamed and Kurgus (fig. I).1 Within the Tombos text Thutmoses I claimed to have built a frontier fortress, presumably in this region, after his conquest. Over time there may have bee…
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