Aegyptus et Pannonia II.: Acta Symposii anno 2002

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TextSeries: Aegyptus et Pannonia. II Publication details: Budapest: The Ancient Egyptian Committee of the Hungarian-Egyptian Friendship Society (MEBT-ÓEB), 2005Description: xxii, 238 p., 57 p. of pl., 1 folded leaf, ill. (some col.), maps; 24 cmISBN:

9632188713

Subject(s):

Egypt -- Civilization -- To 332 B.C -- Congresses -- Pannonia

Contents:

Vorwort und Dankesagen Kurzer Überblick ungarischer Reiseberichte aus Ägypten Anetta Mácsai Aquincum Decorative Pottery: Ancient Egyptian Style During The Roman Middle Period Adél Bugán The Roman Temple of Isis in Shenhur (Upper Egypt) Filip Coppens Zur Geschichte der hellenistischen Harpocrates-Terrakotten mit Füllhorn Hedvig Györy Wie authentisch ist die Kanne von Egyed? Peter Hubai Bemerkungen zum Sarapis-Kult am nordpannonischen Limes Klára Kuzmová Ancient Egyptian Religious Practices in Trans-Jordan Alicia Meza Recent Facts Regarding The Theoretical Reconstraction Of The Iseum in Szombathely Támas Mezős Die Severerzeitliche Fassade des Isis Heiligtum in Savaria Zsolt Mráv The Markomannic Wars and their implications for the whole Empire Wolfgang Müller Pannonian Burials: Cork-soled Slippers as Grave Goods Judit Pásztokái-Szeőke Connection between Isis and Mithras in Aquincum Klára Póczy On The Geographical Location of the Land of Punt Abdel Monem A.H. Sayed Tafel

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Proceedings of a conference held Nov. 25-26, 2002.

Includes bibliographical references.

Vorwort und Dankesagen Kurzer Überblick ungarischer Reiseberichte aus Ägypten
Anetta Mácsai Aquincum Decorative Pottery: Ancient Egyptian Style During The Roman Middle Period
Adél Bugán The Roman Temple of Isis in Shenhur (Upper Egypt)
Filip Coppens Zur Geschichte der hellenistischen Harpocrates-Terrakotten mit Füllhorn
Hedvig Györy Wie authentisch ist die Kanne von Egyed? Peter Hubai Bemerkungen zum Sarapis-Kult am nordpannonischen Limes
Klára Kuzmová Ancient Egyptian Religious Practices in Trans-Jordan Alicia Meza Recent Facts Regarding The Theoretical Reconstraction Of The Iseum in Szombathely
Támas Mezős Die Severerzeitliche Fassade des Isis Heiligtum in Savaria
Zsolt Mráv The Markomannic Wars and their implications for the whole Empire
Wolfgang Müller Pannonian Burials: Cork-soled Slippers as Grave Goods
Judit Pásztokái-Szeőke Connection between Isis and Mithras in Aquincum
Klára Póczy On The Geographical Location of the Land of Punt
Abdel Monem A.H. Sayed Tafel

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