Excavating the Extra-ordinary: Challenges & Merits of Working with Small Finds : Proceedings of the International Egyptological Workshop at Johannes Gutenberg-University Mainz, 8-9 April 2019

Cover Titelei Content Monika Zöller-Engelhardt, Andrea Kilian: INTRODUCTION: Finding the ‘Extra’ in the ‘Ordinary’ Bettina Bader: From Knobbly Bits to Whole Vessels – Information Gleaned from Pottery from Large Disturbed Contexts Martin Odler: Egyptian Archaeology in Need of a Data Turn Vera Müller: Re-excavating Re-excavated Materials – A Case Study from the Royal Necropolis of the Early Dynastic Period at Umm el-Qaab/Abydos Henning Franzmeier: “...half a loaf is better than no bread” On the Fragmentary Nature of Early Archaeological Publications and Their Utilisation in the 21st Century Cristina Ghiringhello: Bone and Ivory Carvings Dating Between the Roman and Early Islamic Period Preserved in the Museo Egizio in Turin. An Interdisciplinary Approach Silvia Prell: Implications for Trade – Weights from Tell el-Dabʿa as Indicators of Eastern Mediterranean Influence on Egypt Charlotte Hunkeler: Fragments of a Ramesside Coffin Ensemble: What Information Can Be Gained? Plates