تحقیقات جاری در مصرشناسی ۲۰۲۲: مجموعه مقالات بیست و دومین سمپوزیوم سالانه، دانشگاه پل-والی‌ری مون‌پلیه ۳، ۲۶-۳۰ سپتامبر ۲۰۲۲

The twenty-second Current Research in Egyptology conference was held at the Universite Paul Valery- Montpellier 3 on 26th-30th September 2022. From 250 attendees in person and online, young scholars in Egyptology from different institutions all over the world presented ninety-four papers and twenty-four posters. September 1822 witnessed a milestone event that marked the birth of scientific Egyptology: the young Jean-Francois Champollion from Figeac outlined the principles of Egyptian hieroglyphic writing in his famous Lettre a M. Dacier. 2022 also marked the centenary of another important milestone in Egyptology: the discovery of the tomb of Tutankhamun. For these reasons, the congress celebrated the history of Egyptology and associated research with dedicated sessions, making them a focal point of the event. The present volume collects thirty-two papers on various topics from the history of Egyptology to archaeology and material culture, from the Predynastic to the Roman period, through history and epigraphy, as well as new technologies. The twenty-second Current Research in Egyptology conference was held at the Université Paul Valéry- Montpellier 3 on 26th–30th September 2022. From 250 attendees in person and online, young scholars in Egyptology from different institutions all over the world presented ninety-four papers and twenty-four posters. September 1822 witnessed a milestone event that marked the birth of scientific Egyptology: the young Jean-François Champollion from Figeac outlined the principles of Egyptian hieroglyphic writing in his famous Lettre à M. Dacier. 2022 also marked the centenary of another important milestone in Egyptology: the discovery of the tomb of Tutankhamun. For these reasons, the congress celebrated the history of Egyptology and associated research with dedicated sessions, making them a focal point of the event. The present volume collects thirty-two papers on various topics from the history of Egyptology to archaeology and material culture, from the Predynastic to the Roman period, through history and epigraphy, as well as new technologies. Cover 1 About Access Archaeology 2 Title Page 3 Copyright Information 4 Contents 5 Introduction 8 List of keynote lectures 11 List of paper presentations 12 List of poster presentations 19 The Registration, Collections Management, and Documentation at the Egyptian Museum, Cairo 21 Marwa Abdel Razek 21 Acceptable Behaviour in the Presence of the King During the New Kingdom 36 Sally Bahgat 36 Insight into the Royal Cult under Amenhotep I at Karnak 45 Louisa Ben Hamida 45 Ancient Egypt in Exlibris Objects and Images: Egyptological and Archaeological Sources 66 Valentin Boyer 66 Preliminary Report on the Project ‘Arsinoe 3D’ 81 Ilaria Cariddi, Alessio Corsi 81 The study of Greco-Roman Period Ex-votos 95 Emanuele Casella 95 The Temple of Hathor at Philae 108 Silke Caßor-Pfeiffer 108 Soldiers becoming Pharaohs or Pharaohs becoming Soldiers? 129 Francesco De Gaetano 129 Jean-François Champollion: Some New Thoughts on his Method of Deciphering Hieroglyphs 139 Marco De Pietri 139 The Imitation of Wood: An Open Door on the Cultural and Social Perception of Wood in Ancient Egypt 148 Julie Desjardins 148 Investigation of Three Ancient Egyptian Funerary Linen Amulets 160 Marion Devigne 160 Collective Remembrance in the Necropolis of Qubbet el-Hawa (Aswan, Egypt): The Case of Tomb QH35p 173 Ana Díaz Blanco 173 Evidence for the Cult of Osiris at Karnak during the Greco-Roman 191 Period: The Excavations in Front of the 1st Pylon 191 Amira Fawzy Ali 191 The One She-Cat of Pakhet: Towards a New Type of Animal Cult? 203 Romain Ferreres 203 Champollion, Lepsius, and Borchardt – The (Re)discovery of Egyptian Columns 215 Jessica Jancziak 215 Repeating Texts on Wooden Coffins of the Late Period 226 Kea Johnston 226 Editing Mariette’s Letters: Sharing the Archives of Egyptology 238 Thomas Lebée 238 Knowledgeable Men in Position of Power: the Case of King’s Scribes during the 18th Dynasty 254 Baudouin Luzianovich 254 Life and Works of Fr. Luigi Maria Ungarelli 275 Camilla Persi 275 Resiliency, Innovation, and Tradition: 22nd-Dynasty Official Discourse 291 Perrine Poiron 291 Egyptian Remedies in the Greek Medical Sources 305 Nicola Reggiani 305 The Non-Funerary Chapels of Deir el-Medina. A Focus on the ‘Nominative Seats’ 313 Aliénor Roussel 313 Marija Rudzinskaitė-Arcimavičienė and the Beginnings of Egyptology in Lithuania 325 Tadas Rutkauskas 325 Arsinoe II as an Image of Isis in Egyptian Source Materials 337 Zeinab M. Salem 337 An Analysis of Offerings in Predynastic Upper Egypt: A Case Study from the Cemetery at Ballâs 345 Amr Khalaf Shahat, Patricia V. Podzorski 345 Military Awards or Made on the Fly? A Review of Golden Flies as Awards in Ancient Egypt 361 Taneash Sidpura 361 Libyan Political and Social Impacts on Ancient Egypt in the Third Intermediate Period 376 Marwa Soliman 376 Social and Economic Life in Early Ptolemaic Egypt: The Potential of the Zenon Archive 389 Lena Tambs 389 The Emergence of Egypt’s Southern City:Preliminary New Kingdom Domestic Findings in the Mut Precinct 407 Michael R. Tritsch 407 Dams and Dispossession: Preservation as a Moral Project in Egyptian Nubia (1894-1902) 431 Robert Vigar 431 Studying the Yellow Coffins: Towards a New Methodology 443 Jaume Vilaró-Fabregat 443 Silent Voices: Analysing Colour Remains on Rock Inscriptions in the Area of Aswân 461 Elisabeth Wegner 461 Ancient Egypt,Egyptology,Papyrology,CRE,Postgraduate conference