Current Research in Egyptology 2010

Introduction (Maarten Horn, Joost Kramer, Daniel Soliman, Nico Staring, Carina van den Hoven and Lara Weiss)
1. “Out of bounds – priests’ property.” The status of the Ptolemaic kings at Memphis (Heba Abd El Gawad)
2. Protecting personhood: the role of the Sacred Eye in ensuring the continuing identity of the deceased (Nathalie Andrews)
3. Egyptian mud dwellings: an ethnoarchaeological perspective (Maria Correas-Amador)
4. Reconstructing and re-editing the archive of Bishop Pesynthios of Koptos/Keft (7th century) (Renate Dekker)
5. Models from Predynastic daily life: a view from Naqada (Grazia Antonella Di Pietro)
6. Lunar and Sothic data from the archive of el-Lahun revisited: chronology of the Middle Kingdom (Rita Gautschy)
7. Egyptian pots, Aegean chronology and radiocarbon dating: recent research on Egypt and the Aegean early Late Bronze Age (Felix Höflmayer)
8. Myth and cosmography: on the union of Re and Osiris in two types of religious discourse (Jens Blach Jørgensen)
9. Rage like an Egyptian: the conceptualization of anger (Ines Köhler)
10. The Persians and Atum worship in Egypt’s 27th dynasty (Jared B. Krebsbach)
11. An elite quarter of Avaris/Tell el-Dab‘a (Miriam Müller)
12. The increasing emphasis on collateral and female kin in the late Middle Kingdom and Second Intermediate Period: the vivification formula as a case study (Melinda G. Nelson-Hurst)
13. Yes dear! Spousal dynamics in the Late Ramesside Letters (Kim Ridealgh)
14. The ‘co-regency’ of Hatshepsut and Thutmose III in the light of iconography in the temple of Hatshepsut at Deir el-Bahari (Marta Sankiewicz)
15. Interpreting figural graffiti: case studies from a funerary context (Nico Staring)
16. The function of metaphor in The Tale of the Eloquent Peasant: preliminary considerations (Linda Steynor)
17. The manipulation of human remains in Predynastic Egypt: preliminary observations (Veronica Tamorri)
18. Balancing the gods: planned decoration in the temple of Kalabsha (Carina van den Hoven)
19. Some thoughts on the “false doors” at Deir el-Medina (Lara Weiss