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The Journal of the American Research Center in Egypt (JARCE) was established in 1962 to foster research into the history, languages, social systems, and archaeology of the Egyptian people. The journal welcomes article submissions on all periods and aspects of Egyptian civilization. JARCE publishes articles in English, French or German.
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A Ba Speaking to His Owner: Warning about an Imminent Danger and Giving an Admonition - M. Victoria Almansa-Villatoro
What Lies under the Chair! A Study in Ancient Egyptian Private Tomb Scenes, Part II: Objects - Heba Mahran and Engy El-Kilany
The Visitors' Graffiti in Two Tombs of Beni Hassan (Ameny and Khnumhotep II) - Khaled Hassan
The Development and Function of Serpentine/Sinusoidal Walls – Oren Siegel
Akhenaten as the Early Morning Light: Revisiting the “Consecration” Ritual in Amarna - Arlette David
Expressing the Eternity as Seriality: On šn as a Number of Large Magnitude - Luca Miatello
Un roi Sheshonq à Hermopolis -Hassan Nasr el-Dine
Floating on Mercury in the Moonlight: “Birkat az-Zi?baq” in the Palace of Khum?rawa?h in al-Qa???i? - Alexei A. Krol
The Harbor Facilities of King Khufu on the Red Sea Shore: The Wadi al-Jarf/Tell Ras Budran System - Pierre Tallet and Gregory Marouard
The Development of the “?ry(w) w?b(w)” Beginning in the Archaic Period - Rasha Metawi
Mapping the Tura-Masara Limestone Quarries - James A. Harrell
Der ägyptische Lautwandel zwischen ‘ und m - Stefan Bojowald
Beasts and Beliefs at Beni Hassan: A Preliminary Report - Linda Evans
A New Look at the pds.t-n.t-nbw of Zaubersprüche für Mutter und Kind, Spell P - Kevin M. Cahail
Special Delivery to Wah-sut: An Eighteenth Dynasty Ostracon's Inventory of Precious Materials
Shelby Justl - The Enigmatic Statuette of Djehutymose (MFA 24.743): Deputy of Wawat and Viceroy of Kush - David Klotz and Marina W. Brown
Three Shabtis of the Vizier Paser (UC39724-39726) - Ahmed M. Mekawy Ouda
The King Sitting Backward in His Chariot: A Ramesside Icon of Victory - Lisa Sabbahy
Dehumanization of the “Other”: Animal Metaphors of Defeated Enemies in the New Kingdom Military Texts - Ahmad Abo el Magd
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