These theories will be considered in relation to the nature of ancient Egyptian kingship as informed by aspects of cosmogony and cosmology encapsulated in the art and architecture of the New Kingdom ritual landscape of Thebes. Birmingham Egyptology takes this opportunity to thank the organizing committee, chaired by Eleanor Simmance and Luke McGarrity, and all members who helped in whatever way to bring about what proved to be a most successful event.This presentation focusses upon nHH and Dt: terms which, as frequently used individually or in co...This presentation focusses upon nHH and Dt: terms which, as frequently used individually or in combination in royal inscriptions and, on occasion, in wider literary contexts, are terms generally translated as virtual synonyms meaning eternity – or are given some related temporal connotation. Following the conquest of Egypt, a pivotal point in his career, Augustus returned to Rom...Abstract The floruit of Augustus saw much political change in the Mediterranean Orientalia Lovaniensia Analecta 265. However, consideration of the symbolic function of the obelisk, from an ancient Egyptian ideological perspective, rather points to astute exploitation of an informative element of the ritual landscape: the obelisk could be as useful to emperors as it had been to pharaohs.Following a discussion of historical events surrounding the reign of Herihor, particular emphasis...Following a discussion of historical events surrounding the reign of Herihor, particular emphasis will be placed upon the floruit of Herihor himself, and the modern theories which have both presented Herihor as a ‘priest-king’ and postulated the evolution of a doctrine of ‘Theban Theocracy’ during his rule. Read what people in Birmingham are saying about their experience with Stephen Gregory, A Mens Concept at 2012 Magnolia Ave S suite r4 - hours, phone number, address and map. The similarity between the two crowns here discussed has long been recognized in modern ...Herihor is often relegated to the sidelines of historical narrative. Due to the lack of firm evidence from which a precise historical narrative for the Late New Kingd...Due to the lack of firm evidence from which a precise historical narrative for the Late New Kingdom Period may be satisfactorily reconstructed many events within this period continue to attract some degree of controversy in modern scholarly discussion, not least of these the matter of the succession of the senior Theban officials, Piankh and Herihor, each of whom held office as the first servant of Amun under the last of the Ramesside rulers, Ramesses XI. They even have drinks if you get there early.Being LQBTQ+ friendly puts them at my top choice.I booked with Jenn for my wedding and she is absolutely amazing. There will also be a physical description and some consideration as to the object type in general and the possible uses to which the specific object may have been put.Birmingham Egyptology Journal published 11th December 2014For our second symposium the chosen theme was 'Nationality, Authority, Individuality in Ancient E...For our second symposium the chosen theme was 'Nationality, Authority, Individuality in Ancient Egypt', a topic which attracted a full programme of speakers and a capacity audience thereby ensuring a convivial atmosphere for fruitful discourse.

Steven P Gregory is listed as a Manager with Oak Mountain Press, LLC in Alabama. in C. Jurman, B. Bader, and D. A. Aston (eds.) Nonetheless, it has long being recognized that these terms, from the ancient Egyptian perspective, represented two distinct temporal concepts, although there has been little agreement, or even clarity, within scholarly discourse as to precisely what those respective concepts may be. The monuments are clearly memorial in nature and, as such, fall well within the definition of the obelisk in modern understanding. Following the conquest of Egypt, a pivotal point in his career, Augustus returned to Rom...Abstract This talk will consider the nature of the Theban architectural landscape of the New King...""Later published as 'The role of the Iwn-mwt.f in the New Kingdom monuments of Thebes' [the arti...""Later published as 'The role of the Iwn-mwt.f in the New Kingdom monuments of Thebes' [the article may be downloaded from the link above in 'Papers'].

Its portable nature suggests that the amulet acted as a medium conveying the philosophy of kingship from the esoteric temple environment to a wider audience and wearers of such an object may have included the king himself, one acting on his behalf, or an individual expressing allegiance to the king.