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320pp., 30 plates col., 26 articles in English.

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TABLE of CONTENTS (click on the link for the PDF abstract)

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Editorial. From the formation of Egyptological archives to Forming Material Egypt

Patrizia Piacentini

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Forming Material Egypt: from conference to publication in changing times

Stephen Quirke

 

The Egypt Exploration Society and Forming Material

Egypt: notes for the future

Chris Naunton

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Forming Material Egypt: the support of the Friends of the Petrie Museum

Lucia Gahlin and Jan Picton

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Re-materialising “state formation”: Hierakonpolis 2.0

Richard Bussmann

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Collecting groups: the archaeological context of the late

Middle Kingdom Cemetery a at Harageh

Gianluca Miniaci

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The history and research of the Naqada Region Collection

Geoffrey J. Tassie and Joris van Wetering

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Museum collections and moving objects in Egypt: an approach to amend the current situation

Maher A. Eissa and Louay M. Saied

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John Rankin and John Garstang: funding Egyptology in a pioneering age

Anna Garnett

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The antiquities path: from the Sale Room of the Egyptian Museum in Cairo, through dealers, to private and public collections. A work in progress

Patrizia Piacentini

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Re-excavating Egypt: unlocking the potential in ancient

Egyptian collections in the uk

Margaret Serpico

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Between the field and the museum: the ongoing project of archaeological context

Alice Stevenson

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Storage issues in Egyptian heritage: risk assessment,

conservation needs and policy planning

Abdelrazek Elnaggar

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Materiality and the observer: active and passive archaeologies

David Jeffreys

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Threats to Egyptian rock-art

Francis Lankester

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The Horemheb & Saqqara Project of the Archaeological

Museum of Bologna

Daniela Picchi

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Challenges and dangers of networking museums databases

Tarek Sayed Tawfik

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Abandoned Nubian villages in Upper Egypt: material culture in social anthropological field studies

Lilli Zabrana

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Modern “authoritative interpretations” and the (mis)production of the Ptolemaic past

Heba Abd el-Gawad

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The planned past: policy and (ancient) Egypt

William Carruthers

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Forming and performing material Egypt: archaeological

knowledge production and presentation

Paolo Del Vesco

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Egyptology in the shadow of class

Wendy Doyon

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Find as theme: re-uniting “expert” and “public” agendas in Egyptian collections

Stephen Quirke

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Back to the future: policy and practice. Final open-floor

discussion, chaired by Okasha El Daly. Summary from

notes by Birgit Schoer and Stephen Quirke

Stephen Quirke

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The object-interruptive: reflections on the social resonance of the archaeological find

Ayman A. El-Desouky

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Afterword from Cairo January 2014

Tarek Sayed Tawfik

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