From desert to town: The economic role of desert game in the Pyramid Ages of ancient Egypt as inferred from historical sources (c. 2600-1800 BC). An outline of the workshop´s inspiration and obejectives

Herb, Michael, Förster, Frank
2009

Exploitation of desert and other wild game in ancient Egypt: The archaeozoological evidence from the Nile Valley

Linseele, Veerle, Neer, Wim van
2009

The prehistoric gamebag: The archaeozoological record from sites in the Western Desert of Egypt

Pöllath, Nadja
2009

Historical ecology and biogeography. An example: The Barbary sheep (Ammotragus lervia) in Egypt

Manlius, Nicolas
2009

Animal representations in the Late Palaeolithic rock art of Qurta (Upper Egypt)

Huyge, Dirk, Ikram, Salima
2009

Prehistoric trap hunting in the eastern Saharan deserts: A re-evaluation of the game trap structures

Riemer, Heiko
2009

Late Predynastic/Early Dynastic rock art scenes of Barbary sheep hunting in Egypt´s Western Desert. From capturing wild animals to the women of the 'Acacia House'

Hendrickx, Stan, Riemer, Heiko, Förster, Frank, Darnell, John C.
2009

Wild animals downtown: Evidence from Balat, Dakhla Oasis (end of the 3rd millennium BC)

Pantalacci, Laure, Lesur-Gebremariam, Joséphine
2009

A desert zoo: An exploration of meaning and reality of animals in the rock art of Kharga Oasis

Ikram, Salima
2009

Detecting magic in rock art: The case of the ancient Egyptian 'malignant ass'

Huyge, Dirk
2009

On the yonder side of bread and beer: The conceptualisation of animal based food in funerary chapels of the Old Kigdom

Fitzenreiter, Martin
2009

The animals of the desert and the return of the goddess

Quack, Joachim Friedrich
2009