Ancient Egypt Magazine Contents and Online Book Reviews

You can read book reviews online at
http://www.ancientegyptmagazine.co.uk/reviews29.htm
Those reviewed online are:

• Alexander the Great, son of the Gods, by Alan Fildes and Joann Fletcher (Review by Tony Judd)
• Travellers Graffiti from Egypt and the Sudan, Part III, by Roger O. De Keersmaeker
• The Egyptian Book of Life - A True Translation of the Egyptian Book of the Dead, by Ramses Seleem (Review by Vicky Gashe)
• Miss Brocklehurst o the Nile: Diary of a Victorian Traveller in Egypt

Below, please find listed the contents for the latest edition of Ancient Egypt Magazine:
http://www.ancientegyptmagazine.co.uk/issue30.htm

• The Thrice-Buried Queen: Dylan Bickerstaffe investigates the story of a Queen re-buried under unusual circumstances.
• Digging in a Museum: Wolfram Grajetzki examines the Second Intermediate Period burial of Senebhenaef.
• The Island of Elephantine: AE visits the monuments on the Island of Elephantine, a site of strategic importance throughout Egypt’s long history.
• "... but where did they live?": Peter Phillips looks at the most important of places to individuals throughout history – their homes.
• The Mummy of Tutankhamun: AE brings you the full report from the Supreme Council of Antiquities, following the recent CT scan of Tutankhamun’s Mummy.
• Ancient Egypt on the Small Screen: A review of recent television documentaries on ancient Egypt.
• New Lakes and Very Old Bones: AE looks at a new site for touists in the Fayoum, which includes an area where the fossilised skeletons of whales can be seen.
• Holiday Competition Results: We give you the answers and name the winners.
• Cairo’s oldest and largest mosque- the Mosque of Ibn Tulun: Recently restored, the Ibn Tulun Mosque is a haven for mind, body and spirit in the heart of Old Cairo.
• News of the Friends of the Petrie Museum
• A Stab in the Back: Joan Rees tells a tale of rivalry between Egyptologist Amelia Edwards and her cousin Matilda Betham-Edwards.
• Archive Image: Medinet Habu