BIBLIOGRAPHY: THE ARCHAEOLOGY OF CHRISTIANITY IN EGYPT (2016-2022)
1. EXCAVATION/STUDY, CONSERVATION AND SURVEY (SITES, NORTH TO SOUTH)
1.1 etc. REGION
1.1.1 etc. Location, Site (with institution, expedition name and website)a. site/area overview
b. excavation, survey and conservationc. built environment
d. material culture (pottery)e. material culture (glass)f. material culture (other)g. bioarchaeology
2. THEMATIC STUDIES
2.1 etc. THEME
2.1.1 etc. Topic

1. EXCAVATION/STUDY, CONSERVATION AND SURVEY (SITES, NORTH TO
SOUTH)
1.1 ALEXANDRIA, MEDITERRANEAN COAST, MARMARICA
1.1.1 Alexandria, Kom el-Dikka
Centrum Archeologii Śródziemnomorskiej Uniwersytetu Warszawskiego (Polish Centre of
Mediterranean Archaeology). Polish-Egyptian Archaeological and Conservation Mission to
Kom el-Dikka. http://www.pcma.uw.edu.pl/pl/projekty/egipt/aleksandria/
b. Excavation, Survey and Conservation
G. Majcherek, ”Alexandria, Kom el-Dikka, Season 2017,” Polish Archaeology in the
Mediterranean 27/1 (2018), p. 35-56.
G. Majcherek & R. Kucharczyk. “Alexandria: Excavations and preservation work on Kom elDikka. Seasons 2014-2015,” Polish Archaeology in the Mediterranean 25 (2016), p. 33–63.
e. Material culture (glass)
R. Kucharczyk & G. Majcherek, “Alexandria, Kom el-Dikka. Season 2016. Appendix: Glassfrom Area CV on Kom el-Dikka (Alexandria). Season 2016,” Polish Archaeology in the
Mediterranean 26/1 (2017), p. 37-58.
1.1.2 Alexandria, Centre d’Études Alexandrines (CEALEX)
Centre d’Études Alexandrines (CEALEX)
https://www.cealex.org
d. Material Culture (Pottery)
M. Bonifay, C. Capelli, & A.K. Şenol, “Amphores africaines tardives à Alexandrie.
Archéologie et archéometrie,” in D. Dixneuf (ed.), LRCW 5, Late Roman Coarse Wares,
Cooking Wares and Amphorae in the Mediterranean. Archaeology and Archaeometry(Études Alexandrines 43. Volume 2), Alexandria, 2017, p. 845-858.
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f. Material Culture (Other)E. Rodziewicz, Ivory and Bone Sculpture in Ancient Alexandria (Antiquités alexandrines 2),
Paris, 2017.
1.1.3 Taposiris Magna and Plinthine
Institut français d'archéologie orientale. Taposiris Magna et Plinthine.
https://www.ifao.egnet.net/archeologie/taposiris-magna-plinthine/.
https://taposiris.hypotheses.org/.
a. Site Overview
B. Redon, “Taposiris Magna et Plinthine (Abousir et Kôm el-Nogous),” in L. Coulon & M.
Cressent (eds), Archéologie français en Égypte: Recherche, coopération, innovation(Bibliothèque Générale 59), Cairo, 2019, p. 120-125.
c. Built Environment
T. Fournet & B. Redon, “The Roman and Byzantine thermae in Mareotis area,” in B. Redon(ed.), Collective Baths in Egypt 2: New Discoveries and Perspectives, Balaneîa = Thermae =Hammâmât (Etudes Urbaines 10), Cairo (2017), p. 279-322.
d. Material Culture (Pottery)J. Le Bomin, “Les thermes romains de Taposiris Magna. La céramique d'un dépotoir de la fin
du VIe s. et du début du VIIe s. apr. J. -C.,” Bulletin de la Céramique Égyptienne 26 (2016),
p. 39-71.
1.1.4 Marea
Centrum Archeologii Śródziemnomorskiej Uniwersytetu Warszawskiego (Polish Centre of
Mediterranean Archaeology). Marea Archaeological Project.
https://pcma.uw.edu.pl/en/2019/02/26/marea-2/.
b. Excavation, Survey and Conservation
K. Babraj & D. Tarara, “Highlights from the Polish Excavations at Marea/Philoxenite 200014,” in G. Gabra & H.N. Takla (eds), Christianity and Monasticism in Northern Egypt: Beni
Suef, Giza, Cairo, and the Nile Delta, Cairo/New York, 2017, p. 281-295.
D. Wielgosz-Rondolino & M. Gwiazda, “Marea season 2014: Excavation in House H1,”
Polish Archaeology in the Mediterranean 25 (2016), p. 115-126.
c-d. Built Environment-Material Culture (Pottery)
M. Gwiazda & D. Wielgosz-Rondolino, “‘Marea’ on Lake Mareotis: A Roman Amphorae
Dump, a Byzantine Period House, and Its Early Islamic Dwellers,” Journal of EgyptianArchaeology 105 (2019), p. 259:273.
M. Gwiazda & T. Derda, “Marea: A Swan Song of Ancient Urban Planning,” Antiquity,
2021. [available at https://doi.org/10.15184/aqy.2021.88]
S.A. Schwartz, “The Location and Reconstruction of a Byzantine Structure in Marea, Egypt,
Including a Comparison of Electronic Remote Sensing and Remote Viewing,” Journal of
Scientific Exploration 33/ 3 (2019), p. 451–480.

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1.1.5 Abu Mina
Deutsches Archäologisches Institut. Abu Mena. https://www.dainst.org/projekt/-/projectdisplay/63521.
c. Built Environment
J. Kościuk, Plac Targowy wczesnośredniowiecznej osady w Abu Mina. Wrocław, 2019.
J. Kościuk & J. Cichocka, “The Use of Optimization Algorithms in Research on Early
Medieval Urban Planning – the Case of the Market Place in Abu Mina (Egypt),” Architectus
1/53 (2018), p. 3-20.
d. Material Culture (Pottery)
F. Arnold, “The Chronology of Glazed Wares and the Late Settlement Remains at AbūMīnā,” Bulletin de Liaison de la Céramique Égyptienne 28 (2018), p. 225-232.
J. Engemann, Abū Mīnā VI, Das Keramikfunde von 1965 bis 1998 (Archäologische
Veröffentlichungen 111), Wiesbaden, 2016.

1.1.6 Marina al-AlameinCentrum Archeologii Śródziemnomorskiej Uniwersytetu Warszawskiego (Polish Centre of
Mediterranean Archaeology). Polish-Egyptian Mission to Marina al-Alamein.
https://pcma.uw.edu.pl/en/2019/02/25/marina-el-alamein-2/
b. Excavation, Conservation and Survey
R. Czerner, G. Bąkowska-Czerner, W. Grzegorek, & G. Majcherek, “Research andConservation in Marina el-Alamein in 2014 and 2015 Seasons (Polish-Egyptian Conservation
Mission). Part One: The Southern Baths and Central Town Square,” Polish Archaeology in
the Mediterranean 25 (2016), p. 145-166.
P. Zambrzycki, G. Bąkowska-Czerner, W. Grzegorek, & G. Majcherek, “Research andConservation in Marina el-Alamein in 2016 (Polish–Egyptian Conservation Mission),” PolishArchaeology in the Mediterranean 26/1 (2017), p. 85-107.
f. Material Culture (Other)B. Lichocka, “Coins from the Site of Marina el-Alamein: an Overview of Recent and Some
Earlier Finds,” Polish Archaeology in the Mediterranean 28/2 (2019), p. 125-140.
1.1.7 Abar al-Kanayis
Martin Luther University, Halle-Wittenberg and Leipzig University, The Marmarica Survey
B. Grosskopf, S. Valtin & A.-K. Rieger, “Byzantine burials at Abar el-Kanayis on theMarmarica Plateau, a Trace of Anchorites in the Libyan Desert?” Mitteilungen des Deutschen
Archäologischen Instituts, Abteilung Kairo 72 (2017), 55-72.
1.2 WADI AL-NATRUN AND KELLIA
1.2.1 Wadi al-Natrun (Monastery of St Macarius)
3b. Excavation, Conservation and Survey
K.C. Innemée, “The Monastery of St Macarius: Survey and Documentation Work 20092012,” Eastern Christian Art 10 (2014-2016), p. 21-32.

1.2.3 Wadi al-Natrun (Monastery of the Syrians)
University of Warsaw and University of Amsterdam. Deir al-Surian.
https://www.archeologia.uw.edu.pl/en/deir-al-surian-monastic-church/https://www.deiralsurian.uw.edu.pla. Excavation, Conservation and Survey
K.C. Innemée, “The Doors of Deir a-Surian Commissioned by Moses of Nisibis: Some
Observations on the Occasion of their Restoration,” in M.E. Doerfler, E. Fiano & K.R. Smith(eds), Syriac Encounters: Papers from the Sixth North American Syriac Symposium, Duke
University, 26–29 June 2011 (Early Christian Studies 20), Leuven, 2015, p. 193-214.
d. Material Culture (Pottery) (not previously reported)
A. Konstantinidou, “Potsherds Narrate History: The Old Monastery of Baramus in Wadi alNatrun from its Foundation in the Early Arab Period (4th-9th C.),” Journal of Coptic Studies
15 (2013), p. 55-74.
———, “Between Alexandria and Fustat. The Monasteries of the Wadi al-Natrun in a Long
Transitional Period (6th-10th c.): A View from the Pottery,” in R. Hoyland (ed.), The Late
Antique World of Early Islam. Muslims among Christians and Jews in the East
Mediterranean, Princeton, New Jersey, 2015, p. 231-257.
———, “A Group of 9th Century Ceramic Vessels Produced in the Monastery of SaintMacarius (Wadi al-Natrun, Egypt),” in P. Petrides & V. Phoskoloi (eds), ΔΑΣΚΑΛΑ. Studies
in Honour of Professor Mary Panayotidi-Kesisoglou, Athens, 2015, p. 225–243.

1.2.1 Wadi al-Natrun (Monastery of St John the Little)
Yale Monastic Archaeology Project (YMAP). Yale Monastic Archaeology Project North(Wadi al-Natrun). https://egyptology.yale.edu/expeditions/current-expeditions/yale-monasticarchaeology-project-north-wadi-al-natrun/monastery-of-john-the-little
b. Excavation, Conservation and Survey
S.J. Davis, “Shenoute in Scetis: New Archaeological Evidence for the Cult of a Monastic
Saint in Early Medieval Wadi al-Natrun,” Coptica 14 (2015), p. 1-19.
d. Material Culture (Pottery)
G. Pyke, “Food Management at a Monastic Household in the Wadi al-Natrun: The Ceramic
Evidence,” in M.-A. el-Dorry (ed.), Continuity and Transition: Approaches to Studying Foodand Drink in Egypt and Sudan, Cairo, in press.
g. Bioarchaeology
M.-A. El Dorry, “Monks and Plants: Understanding Food and Agricultural Practices in an
Egyptian Monastic Settlement,” in M. Hawel, L. Doppler, P. Fischer-Schröter & M. Schröder(eds), Work in Progress, Work on Progress: Beiträge kritischer Wissenschaft,
Doktorand_innen-Jahrbuch 2015 der Rosa-Luxemburg-Stiftung, 2016, p. 218-227.

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———, “Grapes, Raisins and Wine? Archaeobotanical Finds from an Egyptian Monastery,”in A.M. Mercuri, A. Catherine D’Andrea, R. Fornaciara & A. Hön (eds), Plants and People
in the African Past: Progress in African Archaeobotany, Cham, 2018, p. 90-99.

1.2.? Kelliac. Built Environment
G. Hadji-Minaglou, “Architecture in Kellia,” in G. Gabra & H.N. Takla (eds), Christianity
and Monasticism in Northern Egypt: Beni Suef, Giza, Cairo, and the Nile Delta, Cairo/New
York, 2017, p. 253-264.
e. Material Culture (Glass)
D. Weidmann, “Une mosaïque de verre à theme chrétien (Ve s.) du site monastique copte desKellia (Basse-Égypte),” in S. Wolf & A. de Pury-Gysel (eds), Annales du 20e congrès del’association pour l’histoire du verre, Fribourg/Romont, 7-11 septembre 2015, Rahden,
2017, p. 240-242.

1.3 THE DELTA
1.3.1 Western Delta Survey
Durham University and Egypt Exploration Survey, Nile Delta Survey Project (NDSP)
https://www.durham.ac.uk/departments/academic/archaeology/research/archaeologyresearch-projects/nile-delta-survey-project/https://www.ees.ac.uk/delta-survey-projectb. Excavation, Survey and Conservation
I. Hinojosa-Baliño, E. Tiribilli, & P. Wilson, “The Delta Survey: Recent Work in Kafr elSheikh and Beheira,” Egyptian Archaeology 55 (2019), 10-13.

1.3.2 Kom Al-Ahmer/Kom Wasit
University of Padua and the Italian-Egyptian Archaeological Centre, Kom al-Ahmer-Kom
Wasit Archaeological Projectb. Excavation, Survey and Conservation
M. Asolati, B. Badalucco, C. Crisafulli, M. Kenawi, N. Larosa, G. Marchiori, C. Mondin, &M. L. Patanè, “Scavi archeologici nel nomos Metelites 2017-2019,” in G. Capriotti Vittozzi(ed.), Ricerche Italiane e Scavi in Egitto (RISE VIII), Cairo, 2020, p. 33-65.
M. Kenawi (ed.), Kom al-Ahmer-Kom Wasit I, Excavations in the Metelite Nome, Egypt, ca.
700 BC – AD 1000, Oxford, 2019.
M. Kenawi & G. Marchiori, “The Early Islamic Presence,” in M. Kenawi (ed.), Kom alAhmer-Kom Wasit I, Excavations in the Metelite Nome, Egypt, ca. 700 BC – AD 1000,
Oxford, 2019, p. 279-291.
C. Mondin, M. Asolati, & M. Kenawi, “Kom Al-Ahmer I. Campagne di scavo 2014-2016,”
in G. Capriotti Vittozzi (ed.), Ricerche Italiane e Scavi in Egitto VII, Cairo, 2018, p. 233-244.
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C. Mondin, M. Asolati, M. Kenawi, G. Marchiori, & N. Larosa, “Kom al-Ahmer_Kom Wasit
Archaeological Project: primi risultati della campagna di scavo 2016,” Studi di Egittologia edi Papirologia 13, 2016, p. 65-74.
c. Built Environment
G. Marchiori, “A Late Roman House and an Amphora Storage Building,” in M. Kenawi(ed.), In Kom al-Ahmer-Kom Wasit I, Excavations in the Metelite Nome, Egypt, ca. 700 BC –AD 1000, Oxford (2019), p. 189-248.
d-f. Material Culture (Pottery, Glass, Other)
M. Asolati, “Coin Finds from Kom al-Ahmer and Kom Wasit, near Alexandria, Egypt (20122015),” The Numismatic Chronicle 176 (2016), p. 446-458.
M. Asolati, C. Crisafulli, & C. Mondin (eds), Kom al-Ahmar – Kom Wasit II, Coin Finds
2012-2016, Late Roman and early Islamic Pottery from Kom al-Ahmar. Oxford, 2019.
M., Asolati, M. Kenawi, & G. Marchiori, “La moneta nel contesto archeologico, la moneta
come contesto archeologico: il caso dell’Unità 4 di Kom al-Ahmer (Delta del Nilo, Egitto),”European Journal of Post - Classical Archaeologies 8 (2018), p. 253-270.
U. Furlan, “Catalogue of Finds from Kom al-Ahmar,” in M. Kenawi (ed.), Kom al-AhmerKom Wasit I, Excavations in the Metelite Nome, Egypt, ca. 700 BC – AD 1000, Oxford, 2019,p. 295-313.
———. 2019. “The Finds from Kom al-Ahmar,” in M. Kenawi (ed.), Kom al-Ahmer-Kom
Wasit I, Excavations in the Metelite Nome, Egypt, ca. 700 BC – AD 1000, Oxford, 2019, p.
292-294.
M. Kenawi & G. Marchiori, “Late Roman Cistern,” in M. Kenawi (ed.), Kom al-Ahmer-Kom
Wasit I, Excavations in the Metelite Nome, Egypt, ca. 700 BC – AD 1000, Oxford, 2019, p.
256-278.
M. Kenawi & C. Mondin, “Commerci in epoca tardo romana-bizantina a Kom al-Ahmer,
vicino ad Alessandria (Egitto),” in D. Dixneuf (ed.), LRCW 5, Late Roman Coarse Wares,
Cooking Wares and Amphorae in the Mediterranean. Archaeology and Archaeometry(Études Alexandrines 43. Volume 2), Alexandria, 2017, p. 869-880.
C. Mondin, “Late Roman and Early Islamic Pottery from Kom al-Ahmar, “ in M. Asolati, C.
Crisafulli & C. Mondin (eds), Kom al-Ahmar – Kom Wasit II, Coin Finds 2012-2016, Late
Roman and early Islamic Pottery from Kom al-Ahmar, Oxford, 2019, p. 61-165.

1.3.3 Kom Abu Billou (Terenuthis)Institut français d'archéologie orientale (with CNRS and Université Lumière Lyon). Kôm abu
Billou.
https://www.ifao.egnet.net/recherche/archeologie/mefkat-kom-abou-billou/
b. Excavation, Conservation and Survey
S. Dhennin, “Prospection archéologique de Kôm Abou Billou/Térénouthis (Delta) – 2013,”
Bulletin de liaison de la céramique Égyptienne 24 (2014), p. 51-68.
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———, “Kôm Abou Billou,” in L. Coulon & M. Cressent (eds), Archéologie français en
Égypte: Recherche, coopération, innovation (Bibliothèque Générale 59), Cairo, 2019, 92-97.

d. Material Culture (Pottery)J. Marchand, & A. Simony, “Nouvelles recherches sur le site de Kôm Abou Billou (Delta
occidental). La céramique de la période byzantine et du début de l’époque islamique,” in D.
Dixneuf (ed.), LRCW 5, Late Roman Coarse Wares, Cooking Wares and Amphorae in the
Mediterranean. Archaeology and Archaeometry (Études Alexandrines 43. Volume 2),
Alexandria, 2017, p. 909-930.
1.3.4 Buto
Deutsches Archäologisches Institut. Landscape archaeology and regional settlement networks
around Buto. https://www.dainst.org/en/projekt/-/project-display/51318.
Institut français d'archéologie orientale. Bouto (Tell el-Fara’in).
https://www.ifao.egnet.net/archeologie/bouto/
d. Material Culture (Pottery)P. Ballet, G. Lecuyot, J. Marchand, L. Mazou, M. Pesenti, R. Reimann, & A. Simony,“Bouto/Tell el-Faraʽin. Production et consummation de la céramique en contexte urbaine del’époque ptolémaïque aux débuts de l’Islam,” Bulletin de Liaison de la Céramique
Égyptienne 28 (2018), p. 53-80.

1.3.5 Schedia (Kom al-Geiza)d. Material Culture (Pottery)
M. Archer, “Products of Aswan at Schedia, Western Delta, Egypt,” in D. Dixneuf (ed.),
LRCW 5, Late Roman Coarse Wares, Cooking Wares and Amphorae in the Mediterranean.
Archaeology and Archaeometry, (Études Alexandrines 43. Volume 2), Alexandria, 2017, p.
859-868.

1.3.6 Athribis
b-c. Excavation, Conservation, Survey and Built Environment
T. Górecki, “Remnants of a Byzantine Church at Athribis,” in G. Gabra & H.N. Takla (eds),
Christianity and Monasticism in Northern Egypt: Beni Suef, Giza, Cairo, and the Nile Delta,
Cairo/New York, 2017, 239-252
d. Material Culture (Pottery)A. Południkiewicz, “Painted Decoration on Water Jars from Byzantine Athribis in the
Egyptian Delta,” Polish Archaeology in the Mediterranean 25 (2016), 781-798.

1.3.7 Bubastis
e. Material Culture (Glass)
D. Rosenow, “Herding cats – Roman to Late Antique glass groups from Bubastis, northern
Egypt,” Journal of Archaeological Science 49 (2014), p. 170–184.

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1.3.8 Tinnis
University of Southampton. Survey of Tell Tinnis Manzala Egypt
https://www.southampton.ac.uk/archaeology/research/projects/survey_of_tell_tinnis_manzala_egypt.page
University of Exeter. The island city of Tinnis, Egypt.
https://socialsciences.exeter.ac.uk/iais/research/centres/centreforislamicarchaeology/research/theislandcityoftinnisegypt/.
a. Site Overview
A.L. Gascoigne (ed.), The Island City of Tinnīs: A Postmortem. Fouilles de l’IFAO 84. Cairo,
2020.
d. Material Culture (Pottery)
G. Pyke, “The Ceramic Material from Tīnnis,” in A.L. Gascoigne (ed.), The Island City ofTinnīs: A Postmortem (Fouilles de l’IFAO 84), Cairo, 2020, p. 179-252.
e-f. Material Culture (Glass, Other)G. Pyke, & A.L. Gascoigne, “The Objects from Tīnnis,” in A.L. Gascoigne (ed.), The Island
City of Tinnīs: A Postmortem (Fouilles de l’IFAO 84), Cairo, 2020, p. 253-276.
1.4 GIZA GOVERNORATE
1.4.1 Saqqara
d. Material Culture (Pottery)G. Lecuyot, ”Matériel de cuisine « copte » provenant de Saqqara,” Bulletin de liaison dugroupe international d’étude de la céramique égyptienne (BCE) 25 (2015), p. 127-147.
1.4.2 Helwanc. Built Environment
P. Grossmann & Z.Y. Saad, Zwei kirkliche Palastanlagen in Ḥulwān aus umayyadischer Zeit,
Grabung der Egyptian Antiquities Organization in den Jahren 1948 bis 1949 (Sprachen und
Kulturen des christlichers Orients 21), Weisbaden, 2017.

1.5 MINYA GOVERNORATE
1.5.1 Oxyrhynchos
Barcelona University. Oxyrhynchus - The city of Osiris.
https://www.oxirrinc.com/en/.
Museo Arqueológico Nacional. Excavation and restoration project at the archaeological siteof Oxyrhynchus (El-Bahnasa), Egypt.
http://www.man.es/man/en/estudio/proyectos-investigacion/egipto/oxirrinco.html.
Universidad de Barcelona. Oxirrinco: Ver visita virtual.
http://www.ub.edu/museuvirtual/visita-virtualoxirrinc/index.php?idi=EN.
a. Site Overview
J.J. Martínez García, “Oxirrinco: de la ciudad del faraón psamético a la actual,” in J.M.
Ballesta López & M.M. Ros Sala (eds), PHICARIA V. Conviviendo con la arqueología: las
8capitales de las grandes potencias mediterráneas en la Antigüedad, una mirada alternative,
Mazarrón, 2017, p. 203-215.
b. Excavation, Conservation and Survey
J.J. Martínez García, “Memòria provisional de les excavacions i restauracions de lacampanya de 2015 a El Bahnasa, Oxirrinc (Minia, Egipte),” Nilus 24 (2016), p. 3-16.
M. Mascort & J. Padró, “25 anys d’excavacions a Oxirrinc (El-Bahnasa, Egipte),” in Servei
d’Arqueologia i Paleontologia Direcció General del Patrimoni Cultural (ed.), Tribuna
d’arqueologia 2017-2018, Barcelona, 2020, p. 35-64.
J. Padró, B. Agustí, H. Amer, D. Codina, M. Erroux-Morfin, J. Gonzalez, J. J. Martínez, M.
Mascort, E. Pons, I. Riudavets, & W. van Neer, “Memòria preliminar de les excavacions dela campanya de 2014 a El-Bahnasa, Oxirrinc, (Mínia, Egipte),” Nilus 23 (2014), p. 3-18.
J. Padró, B. Agustí, E. Algorri, H. Amer, B. Burgaya, N. Castellano, M. Erroux-Morfin, A.
López, J. J. Martínez García, M. Mascort, M. Munard, A. Perraud, E. Pons, A. Recasens, & I.
Riudavets, “Memòria provisional de les excavacions i restauracions de la campanya de 2016
El Bahnasa, Oxirrinc (Minia, Egipte),” Nilus 25 (2017), p. 3-13.
J. Padró, B. Agustí, E. Algorri, H. Amer, B. Burgaya, N. Castellano, M. Erroux-Morfin, A.
López, J. J. Martínez García, M. Mascort, M. Munard, A. Perraud, E. Pons, A. Recasens, & I.
Riudavets, “Memòria provisional de les excavacions i restauracions de la campanya de 20172018 El-Bahnasa, Oxirrinc (Mínia, Egipte),” Nilus 27 (2019), p. 3-12.
J. Padró, B. Agustí, H. Amer, B. Burgaya, A. López, J. J. Martínez, M. Mascort, E. Pons, &I. Riudavets, “Memòria d’excavació febrer-març 2019 a Oxirrinc (Mínia, Egipte),” Nilus 28(2019), page numbers not available.
M. Mascort Roca, E. Pons Mellado, B. Agustí Farjas, E. Algorri García, H. I. Amer, I. H.
Amer, N. Castellano Solé, M. Erroux-Morfin, A. López Cano, J. J. Martínez García, L.
Mascia, M. Munar Grimalt, & A. Recasens Escardó, “Memòria dels treballs desenvolupats
per la Missió Arqueològica de la Universitat de Barcelona-IPOA, en el jaciment d’Oxirrinc(Mínia, Egipte). Campanya 2020,” Nilus 29 (2020), page numbers not available.
M. Mascort Roca, E. Pons Mellado, B. Agustí Farjas, E. Algorri García, H. I. Amer, I. Hassan
Amer, B. Burgaya Martínez, N. Castellano Solé, D. Eguiluz Maestro, M. Erroux-Morfin, A.
López Cano, J. Javier Martínez García, L. Mascia, M. Munar Grimalt, M. Francesca Pullia, A.
Recasens Escardó. I. Riudavets González, & S. Soler Polo, “Memòria dels treballs
desenvolupats per la Missió Arqueològica de la Universitat de Barcelona-IPOA, en el jacimentd’Oxirrinc (Mínia), Egipte). Campanya 2021,” Nilus 30 (2021), page numbers not available.
c. Built Environment
M. Mascort & J. Padró, “Fragmentos con decoración de estilo faraónico procedentes de un
edificio cristiano de Oxirrinco,” in L. F. Mateu, A. M. Albà & J. V. Palomino (eds), Sentido
de un empeño: homenatge a Gregorio del Olmo Lete, Barcelona, 2021, p. 309-343.
J. Padró, J. Martínez, & C. Piedrafita, “Historia de un edificio religioso en Oxirrinco, desde elsiglo IV a. C. hasta el siglo VII d. C.,” Anuari de Filologia. Antiqva et Mediaevalia 8 (2018),
p. 702-718.
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1.5.2 Beni Hasan and Speos Artimedos
DePaul University. Beni Hassan in Late Antiquity Project.
http://www.monasticarchaeology.org/beni-hassan.
a. Site Overview
S. Bucking, “The Beni Hassan in Late Antiquity Project: Report on the 2014 Season,”
Journal of Eastern Mediterranean Archaeology & Heritage Studies 5/2 (2017), p. 148-177.
G.J.M Van Loon, “Établissements chrétiens au Spéos Artémidos,” In A. Boud’hors & C.
Louis (eds), Études Coptes XIV. Seizième journée d’études (Genève 19-21 juin 2013)(Cahiers de la bibliothèque copte 21), Paris, 2016, p. 13-30.

1.5.3 Antinoupolis
Vitelli, G. Istituto Papyrologico ‘G. Vitelli’ at Artinoe: The ‘city of Antinous’ – Hadria ’s
foundation in Egypt. The Antinoupolis Foundation.
http://antinoupolis.net.
British Museum. Antinoupolis at the British Museum.
https://projects.britishmuseum.org/research/research_projects/all_current_projects/antinoupol
is.aspxa. Site Overview
R. Pintaudi, “Introduzione,” in R. Pintaudi (ed.), Antinoupolis III, Scavi e materiali, Volume I(Edizioni Istituto Papyrologico ‘G. Vitelli’ 7), Florence, 2017, 521-526.
b. Excavation, Conservation and Survey
R. Pintaudi (ed.), Antinoupolis III, Scavi e materiali, 2 volumes (Edizioni Istituto
Papyrologico ‘G. Vitelli’ 7), Florence, 2017.
b and g. Excavation and Bioarchaeology
M. Borrini & P.P. Mariani, “La sepoltura di Teodosia: l’archeologia e l’antropologia forense
come strumenti d/identificazione nel caso di una sepoltura a camera dal sito di Sheikh ‘Abada(Antinoupolis),” in R. Pintaudi (ed.), Antinoupolis III, Scavi e materiali, Volume I (Edizioni
Istituto Papyrologico ‘G. Vitelli’ 7), Florence, 2017, p. 375-414.
c. Built Environment
P. Castellucci, “Frammenti sporadici di pietre ornamentali da Antinoupolis,” in R. Pintaudi(ed.), Antinoupolis III, Scavi e materiali, Volume I (Edizioni Istituto Papyrologico ‘G.
Vitelli’ 7), Florence, 2017, p. 277-308.
J.B. Heidel, “Reused Ionic Columns in the D3 Church at Antinoupolis,” in R. Pintaudi (ed.),Antinoupolis III, Scavi e materiali, Volume I (Edizioni Istituto Papyrologico ‘G. Vitelli’ 7),
Florence, 2017, p. 509-520.
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E. Borgia, “Sigillate locali e di importazione ad Antinoupolis: in primo bilanco dal material
erratico,” in R. Pintaudi (ed.), Antinoupolis III, Scavi e materiali, Volume I (Edizioni Istituto
Papyrologico ‘G. Vitelli’ 7), Florence, 2017, p. 113-206.
M.C. Guidotti, “La ceramic dalla cheisa D2 nella città di Antinoe,” in R. Pintaudi (ed.),Antinoupolis III, Scavi e materiali, Volume I (Edizioni Istituto Papyrologico ‘G. Vitelli’ 7),
Florence, 2017, p. 45-112.
J. Marchand & D. Pieri, “Les amphores égyptiennes romaines et protobyzantinesd’Antinoupolis,” in R. Pintaudi (ed.), Antinoupolis III, Scavi e materiali, Volume I (Edizioni
Istituto Papyrologico ‘G. Vitelli’ 7. Florence, 2017, p. 1-44.
e. Material Culture (Glass)
F. Silvano, “Glass finds from Antinoopolis, Egypt,” in D. Ignatiadou & A. Antonaras (eds),
Annales du 18e Congrès de l’Association Internationale pour l’Histoire du Verre,
Thessaloniki, 2012, p. 272-276.
———, “New Finds of Mosaic Glass Inlays from Antinoupolis, Egypt,” in S. Wolf & A. de
Pury-Gysel (eds), Annales du 20e congrès de l’association pour l’histoire du verre,
Fribourg/Romont, 7-11 septembre 2015, Rahden, 2017, p. 243-247.
———, “Una coppa di vetro dipinto dalla Necropoli Nord,” in R. Pintaudi (ed.), Antinoupolis
III, Scavi e materiali, Volume I (Edizioni Istituto Papyrologico ‘G. Vitelli’ 7). Florence,
2017, p. 211-218.
f. Material Culture (Other)
M.C. Giudotti & F. Silvano, “I tessuti dalla Necropoli Nord di Antinoe: la mummia n. 3,” in
R. Pintaudi (ed.), Antinoupolis III, Scavi e materiali, Volume I (Edizioni Istituto
Papyrologico ‘G. Vitelli’ 7), Florence, 2017, p. 309-334.
M. Spanu, “Mortai litica da Antinoupolis,” R. Pintaudi (ed.) Antinoupolis III, Scavi emateriali, Volume I (Edizioni Istituto Papyrologico ‘G. Vitelli’ 7), Florence, 2017, p. 219276.

1.5.5 Amarna
Amarna Project.
https://www.amarnaproject.com (in need of update for this period)d. Material Culture (Pottery)
G. Pyke & M. F. Ownby, “A Collaborative Characterisation of the Fabric Series at the FifthSixth Century A.D. North Tombs Settlement at Amarna,” in B. Bader, C. M. Knoblauch, &E. Christiana Köhler (eds.), Vienna 2 – Ancient Egypt Ceramics in the 21st Century,
Proceedings of the International Conference Held at the University of Vienna, 14th-18th ofMay, 2012 (Orientalia Lovaniensia Analecta 245), Leuven, 2016, p. 471-486.
g. Bioarchaeology (not previously reported)
R. M. Luff, “Monastic Diet in Late Antique Egypt: Zooarchaeological Finds from Kom elNana and Tell el-Amarna, Middle Egypt,” Environmental Archaeology 12 (2007), p. 161–
174.

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R.M. Luff and G. Bailey, “Analysis of Incremental Growth Structures and Size Changes inAfrican Catfish Synodontis schall from Tell el-Amarna (Middle Egypt),” Journal ofArchaeological Science 27 (2000), p. 821-835.
1.6 ASYUT GOVERNATE
1.6.1 Bawit
Institut français d’archéologie orientale. Baouît/Bawit.
https://www.ifao.egnet.net/recherche/archeologie/baouit/a. Site Overview
G. Hadji-Minaglou, “Baouît,” in L. Coulon & M. Cressent (eds), Archéologie français en
Égypte: Recherche, coopération, innovation (Bibliothèque Générale 59), Cairo, 2019, p. 154175.
b. Excavation, Conservation, Survey
É. Chassinat, Les fouilles à Baouît II, Notes mises en ordre, augmentées et éditées par
Dominique Bénazeth et Cédric Meurice (Mémoires publiés par les membres de l’Institut
français d’archéologie orientale 134), Cairo, 2019.
G. Hadji-Minaglou, “Le site monastique de Baouît et son église principale: état des lieux à
l’issue de la dernière campagne de fouilles,” in A. Boud’hors & C. Louis (eds), Études
coptes XIV. Seizième journée d’études, Genève, 19-21 juin 2013 (Cahiers de la
Bibliothèque copte 21), Paris, 2016, p. 47-62.
H. Rochard, “Les fouilles de Jean Maspero à Baouît: relecture de la documentation
ancienne,” in A. Boud’hors and C. Louis (eds), Études coptes XIV, Seizième journée d’études
coptes (Genève, 19-21 juin 2013) (Cahiers de la Bibliothèque copte 21), Paris, 2016, p. 8198.
c. Built Environment
D. Bénazeth & C. Meurice, “Les niches de l’église nord de Baouît: emplacements et décors
sculptés,” in T. A. Bács, Á. Bollók, & T. Vida (eds), Across the Mediterranean - Along the
Nile. Studies in Egyptology, Nubiology and Late Antiquity Dedicated to László Török on the
Occasion of His 75th Birthday, Volume 2, Budapest, 2018, p. 685-706.
C. Meurice, 2016, “La sculpture copte. Découvertes récentes à Baouît,” in P. Buzi, A.
Camplani & F. Contardi (eds), Coptic Society, Literature and Religion from Late Antiquity toModern Times. Proceedings of the Tenth International Congress of Coptic Studies, Rome,
September 17th-22nd, 2012 and Plenary Reports of the Ninth International Congress of
Coptic Studies, Cairo, September 15th-19th, 2008 (Orientalia Lovaniensia Analecta 247),
Louvain, 659-669.
M.-A. Minart, “Étude d’une cloison d’église de la fin du premier millénaire conservée aumusée du Louvre. Monastère de Baouît, Moyenne Égypte,” Bulletin de l’Institut Françaisd’Archéologie Orientale 116 (2017), p. 191-228.
M.-A. Minart & D. Bénazeth, “Étude d’un vantail de la fin du premier millénaire conservé aumusée du Louvre. Monastère de Baouît, Moyenne Égypte,” Bulletin de l’Institut Françaisd’Archéologie Orientale 116 (2017), p. 229-272.
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H. Rochard, “Images and Architectural Spaces of Bawīṭ: the Contribution of Wall Paintings
to an Understanding of Monastic Buildings,” in H.N. Takla (ed.), Proceedings of the EleventhInternational Congress of Coptic Studies in Claremont (Orientalia Lovaniensia Analecta),
Louvain, forthcoming.
———, “Le décor peint de l’église principale du monastère de Baouît: premières
observations,” in Fl. Calament & G. Hadji-Minaglou (eds), Journées d’étude, Baouît (20082018): panorama et perspectives. Rencontre de l’archéologie et des textes (Bibliothèqued’études coptes), Cairo, forthcoming.
g. Bioarchaeology (not previously reported)
K. Romanus, W. Van Neer, E. Marinova, Kristin Verbeke, A. Lytpaerts, S. Accardo, I.
Hermans, P. Jacobs, D. De Vos, & M. Waelkens. “Brassicaceae Seed Oil Identified as
Illuminant in Nilotic Shells from a First Millennium AD Coptic Church in Bawit, Egypt,”
Analytical and Bioanalytical Chemistry 390 (2008), p. 783–793.
W. Van Neer, W. Wouters, M.-H. Rutschowscaya, A. Delattre, D. Dixneuf, K. Desender, &J. Poblome, “Salted Fish Products from the Coptic Monastery at Bawit, Egypt: Evidence
from the Bones and Texts,” in H. H. Plogmann (ed.), The Role of Fish in Ancient Times,
Rahdan, 2007, p. 147–159.

1.6.2 Asyut (Lykopolis)a. Site Overview
P. Booth & A.-C. Gabel, “Cradle of Christianity,” in I. Regulski & M. Golia (eds) Asyut:
Guardian City, London, 2018, p. 60-67.
1.6.3 Gebel Asyut al-Gharbi (Cemetery of Lykopolis)
University of Mainz-Sohag University
https://www.aegyptologie.uni-mainz.de/das-projekt-lage-der-stadt-und-ausgangspunkttheproject-location-of-the-city-and-the-starting-point/a. Site Overview
I. Eichner, The Survey of Late Antique and Medieval Christian Monuments in the Necropolisof Assiut/Lykopolis (Middle Egypt) (The Asyut Project 14), Wiesbaden, 2020.
b. Excavations, Conservation and Survey
J. Kahl, A. Alansary, U. Verhoeven, T. Beck, E. Czyżewska-Zalewska, & A. Kilian, “TheAsyut Project: Twelfth Season of Fieldwork (2016),” Studien zur Altägyptischen Kultur 46(2017), p. 113-151.
J. Kahl, M. el-Hamrawi & U. Verhoeven, “The Asyut Project: Thirteenth Season of
Fieldwork (2017),” Studien zur Altägyptischen Kultur 47 (2018), 137-148, pl.2-8.
d. Material Culture (Pottery)
T.I. Rzeuska, Chronological Overview of Pottery from Asyut. A Contribution to the Historyof Gebel Asyut al-Gharbi (The Asyut Project 7), Wiesbaden, 2017.
1.6.4 Wadi Sarga
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The British Museum. Wadi Sarga at the British Museum.
https://projects.britishmuseum.org/research/research_projects/all_current_projects/wadi_sarg
a.aspx1.6.5 Manqabad (Monastery of Aba Nefer)
Università degli Studi di Napoli “L'Orientale”. Italian-Egyptian Project at the Monastery of
Manqabad Asyut.
https://www.facebook.com/pages/category/Landmark---Historical-Place/The-ItalianEgyptian-Project-at-the-Monastery-of-Manqabad-Asyut-102274137910864/
b. Excavation, Conservation and Survey
A. D'andrea, A. Bosco, & S. Mainieri, “The Italian Egyptian Project of Study andConservation of the Monastery of Abba Nefer at Manqabad 2018 -5th Campaign Degli Studi
Di Napoli “L'orientale,” Newsletter Cisa Archeologia Ricerche E Studi 9 (2018), p. 305-350.
R. Pirelli, “La Missione Italo-Egiziana nel Monastero di Abba Nefer a Manqabad: Risultati
delle prime quattro stagioni,” in G. Capriotti Vittozzi (ed.), Ricerche Italiane e Scavi in Egitto
VII, Cairo, 2018, p. 57-74.
———, “The Italian-Egyptian Project of Study and Conservation of the Monastery of Abba
Nefer at Manqabad 2018 - 5th campaign,” Newsletter Cisa Archeologia Ricerche E Studi 9(2018), p. 305-350.
R. Pirelli, I. Incordino, P. Buzi, & A. Salsano, “Results of the First Seasons’ Work at the«Monastery» of Abba Nefer at Manqabad: Architecture, Findings and Cultural Context,” in
G. Rosatti & M. C. Guidotti (eds), Proceedings of the XI International Congress of
Egyptologists: Florence, Italy 23-30 August 2015, Firenze, 2017, p. 487-494.
c. Built Environment
A. Salsano, “Stone Architectural Elements of Manqabad. Season 2014,” Aegyptus 95 (2015),
p. 91-111.
———, “Stone Architectural Elements of the Monastery at Manqabad and Their TypologicalClassification,” in I. Incordino, S. Mainieri, E. D’Itria, M. D. Pubblico, F. M. Rega, & A.
Salsano (eds), Current Research in Egyptology 2017. Proceedings of the Eighteenth Annual
Symposium University of Naples, “L’Orientale” 3–6 May 2017, Oxford, 2017, p. 185-197.
d. Material Culture (Pottery)
I. Incordino, “Criticità e prospettive nello studio del materiale ceramico proveniente dalMonastero di “Abba Nefer l’eremita” a Manqabad (Asyut),” in M. Betrò, S. De Martino, &G. Miniaci (eds), Egitto e Vicino Oriente antichi: tra passato e future. Studi e Ricerche
sull’Egitto e il Vicino Oriente in Italia I convegno nazionale Pisa, 5-6 giugno 2017, Pisa,
2018, p. 171-178.
———, “A Decorated Jar of the Byzantine Period in the Museo Egizio, Turin (Suppl.
15626),” Rivista del Museo Egizio 3 (2019). [available at https://rivista.museoegizio.it/wpcontent/themes/annotum-base/assets/pdf/2862/IlariaIncordino.pdf]———,”Analysis of a Painted Female Head Among the Pottery Decoration from theMonastery of Abba Nefer at Manqabad (Asyut),” Studien zur Altägyptischen Kultur 48(2019), p. 107-116.
———, “Brief Notes about Regional Elements of the Pottery Assemblage at the Byzantine
Site of Manqabad (Asyut),” in M.P. Hlouchová, D. Bĕlohoubková, J. Honzi, & V. Nováková(eds), Current Research in Egyptology 2018: Proceedings of the Nineteenth Annual14Symposium, Czech Institute of Egyptology, Faculty of Arts, Charles University, Prague, 2528 June 2018, Oxford, 2019, p. 66-73.
———, Pottery of Manqabad. A Selected Catalogue of the Ceramic Assemblage from theMonastery of ‘Abba Nefer’ at Asyut (Egypt), Oxford, 2020.

1.7 SOHAG GOVERNORATE
1.7.1 Overview
S. Emmel, P. Grossmann, & E.S. Bolman, “Sohag,” in P.C. Finney (ed.), The Eerdmans
Encyclopedia of Early Christian Art and Archaeology, Grand Rapids, 2017, p. 521–526, pls.
134–135.

1.7.2 Red Monastery
American Research Center in Egypt. Red Monastery/ Red Monastery Architectural
Conservation.
https://www.arce.org/project/red-monastery-architectural-conservationa. Site Overview
Bolman, E.S. (ed.), The Red Monastery Church. Beauty and Asceticism in Upper Egypt.
Cairo/New Haven, 2016.
b-c. Conservation and Built Environment
E. Abd-Elkareem, M. Mohamed and A. El-Sheikh, “Historical Bricks Deterioration and
Restoration from the Red Monastery, Sohag, Egypt: A Geochemical, Petrological andStatistical Approaches,” Egyptian Journal of Archaeological and Restoration Studies 7(2017), p. 87-101.
S.A. Abd Elrahim, M.A.A. Awad, & H.R.A. Sleem, “Analytical Studies of Plaster Painting
and State of Conservation in Red Monastery – the Church of Saints Bishai and Bigol, Sohag,
Egypt,” International Journal of Basic and Applied Sciences 4.3 (2015), p. 160-168.
L. De Cesaris, A. Sucato, & E. Ricchi, “Wall Painting Conservation at the Red Monastery
Church,” in E.S. Bolman (ed.), The Red Monastery Church. Beauty and Asceticism in Upper
Egypt, Cairo/New Haven, 2016, p. 231-242.
D. Kinney, “Architectural Sculpture,” in E.S. Bolman (ed.), The Red Monastery Church.
Beauty and Asceticism in Upper Egypt, Cairo/New Haven, 2016, p. 79-96.
A. Osman, W. Bartz, & J. Kosciuk, “Characterization of Binding Lime Mortar Used in the
Ruins of Anba Bishoi Monastery Near Sohag (Egypt),” in P.B. Lourenço, B. Haseltine and G.
Vasconcelos (eds), 9th International Masonry Conference 2014 in Guimarães 2014, Penkhull,
Stoke-upon-Trent, 2014.
[available at: https:// www.researchgate.net/profile/Amr-Osman3/publication/272789047_Characterization_of_binding_lime_mortars_used_in_the_ruins_of_
Anba_Bishoi_Monastery_near_Sohag_Egypt/links/578193aa08ae5f367d393b4d/Characterization-of-binding-lime-mortars-used-in-the-ruins-of-Anba-Bishoi-Monastery-near-SohagEgypt.pdf]
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N. Warner, “The Architecture of the Red Monastery Church (Dayr Anbā Bišūy) in Egypt: An
Evolving Anatomy,” Dumbarton Oaks Papers 70 (2016), p. 59-116.
———, “Architectural Survey,” in E.S. Bolman (ed.), The Red Monastery Church. Beautyand Asceticism in Upper Egypt, Cairo/New Haven, 2016, p. 49-78.
———, “The Comité: Conserving the Red Monastery Church in the Early TwentiethCentury,” in E.S. Bolman (ed.), The Red Monastery Church. Beauty and Asceticism in Upper
Egypt, Cairo/New Haven, 2016, p. 243-260.
———, 2020. “The Errant Eye: Johann Michael Wansleben and the Monasteries of Suhāg,”in J. Loop (ed.), Early Modern Scholarship between Europe and the Levant: Studies in
Honour of Alastair Hamilton, Leiden, 149-172.
———, “Wrapping Up the Monastery: ARCE’s longest running project nears completion.
Scribe 5 (2022), p.14-25.
N. Warner & E. Bolman, “Digital Heritage Preservation: 3D Laser Scanning the Red
Monastery.” ARCE Bulletin 209 (2017), p. 11-16.
f. Material Culture (Other)
E.S. Bolman, “A Medieval Flourishing at the White Monastery Federation: Material
Culture,” in E.S. Bolman (ed.), The Red Monastery Church. Beauty and Asceticism in Upper
Egypt, Cairo/New Haven, 2016, p. 203-216.

1.7.3 White Monastery
Yale Monastic Archaeology Project. Yale Monastic Archaeology Project South (Sohag):
White Monastery.
https://egyptology.yale.edu/expeditions/current-expeditions/yale-monastic-archaeologyproject-south-sohag/white-monastery.
Ministry of Tourism and Antiquitiesb and c. Excavation, Conservation, Survey and the Built Environment
A.E. Ahmed, A. O. Mashaly, B. N. Shalaby, & M. A. Rashwan, “Evaluation of Deterioration
and Proposed Restoration of the Limestone, White Monastery – Sohag, Egypt,” Open
Journal of Geology 7.9 (2017), p. 1287-1302.
L. Blanke, An Archaeology of Egyptian Monasticism: Settlement, Economy and Daily Life at
the White Monastery Federation (Yale Egyptological Publications 2), New Haven, 2019.
S.J. Davis, ”Archaeology at the Shenoutean Monastic Federation, 2010–2019: A Report on
the Last Decade of YMAP’s Work,” Coptica 20 (2022), in press.
S.J. Davis, G. Pyke, & N. Warner, “Architectural Conservation at the White Monastery
Church (Dayr Anba Shinuda), Sohag,” Bulletin of the American Research Center in Egypt
208 (2016), p. 34-41.
S.J. Davis, P. Gasparri, G. Pyke, & N. Warner, “A Three-Dimensional Survey: Digital
Preservation at the White Monastery in Sohag,” Scribe 7 (2021), p. 8-15. [For video, see:https://egyptology.yale.edu/expeditions/white-monastery-project/area-1]

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A. Osman, ”Detection of Proteins as Organic Additive in Flooring Mortars Used in
Excavated Remains from Anba Shenoute Monastery, Sohag, Egypt,” Shedet 6 (2019), p. 203211.
f. Material Culture (Other)
E.S. Bolman, “A Medieval Flourishing at the White Monastery Federation: Material
Culture,” in E.S. Bolman (ed.), The Red Monastery Church. Beauty and Asceticism in Upper
Egypt, Cairo/New Haven, 2016, p. 203-216.

1.7.4 Atripe (Athribis)
Eberhard Karls Universität Tübingen. Athribis-Projekt. https://unituebingen.de/fakultaeten/philosophische-fakultaet/fachbereiche/altertums-undkunstwissenschaften/ianes/forschung/aegyptologie/projekte/athribis-projekt-dfg/.
Yale University. Yale Monastic Archaeology Project South (Sohag): Atripe.
https://egyptology.yale.edu/expeditions/current-expeditions/yale-monastic-archaeologyproject-south-sohag/atripe.
a. Site Overview
R. El-Sayed, 2010. “Schenute und die Tempel von Atripe. Zur Umnutzung des Triphisbezirks
in der Spätantike,” in H. Knuf, C. Leitz, & D. von Recklinghausen (eds), Honi soit qui mal ypense. Studien zum pharaonischen, griechisch-römischen und spätantiken Ägypten zu Ehren
von Heinz-Josef Thissen (Orientalia Lovaniensia Analecta 194), Leuven, p. 519-538.
R. El-Sayed & Y. El-Masry (eds), Athribis I, General Site Survey 2003 – 2007:
Archaeological & Conservation Studies; The Gate of Ptolemy IX, Architecture andInscriptions, 2 Volumes, Cairo, 2012.
C. Leitz, M. Müller, & C. Teotino, “Der Tempel Ptolemaios’ XII. in Athribis. Das größte
Mammisi Ägyptens,” Sokar 38 (2020), p. 84-96.
M. Müller, “The Repit Temple at Athribis after the Worship of Repit,” in A. Jiménez-Serrano& C. von Pilgrim (eds), From the Delta to the Cataract. Studies Dedicated to Mohamed elBialy (Culture and History of the Ancient Near East 76), Leiden, 2015, p. 177-188.
M. Müller, M. El-Bialy & M. Boraik (eds), Athribis V, Archäologie im Repit-Tempel zu
Athribis 2012-2016, 2 Volumes, Cairo, 2019.
M. Müller & C. Teotino, “Tempel der Repit in Athribis,” Archäologie in Deutschland 6(2016), p. 14-19.
b. Excavation, Conservation and Survey
M. Abul Yazid, S. Hammam, S. Abderrahman, & A. el-Qadi, “Excavations in the Temple ofRepit at Athribis in the 1980s, “ in M. Müller, ,M. El-Bialy & M. Boraik (eds), Athribis V,
Archäologie im Repit-Tempel zu Athribis 2012-2016, Cairo, 2019, p. 427-436.
S.J. Davis, “Anastasia, Thecla, and Friends: Archaeological and Epigraphic Evidence fromthe Shenoutean Women’s Monastery at Atripe,” Le Muséon 133 (2020), p. 259–287.

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M. Müller, “Erste Ergebnisse der Ausgrabungen im Repit-Tempel zu Athribis 2012-16,” inM. Müller, M. El-Bialy, & M. Boraik (eds), Athribis V, Archäologie im Repit-Tempel zu
Athribis 2012-2016, ed., Cairo, 2019, p. 19-70.
M. Müller & S.E.M. Müller, “Die Stratigraphie im östlichen Säulenumgang L1,” in M.
Müller, M. El-Bialy, & M. Boraik (eds), Athribis V, Archäologie im Repit-Tempel zu Athribis
2012-2016, Cairo, 2019, p. 71-84.
L. Pieri & M. Müller, “Conservation and Training at the Temple of Repit in Athribis,” Scribe
6 (2020), p. 26-39.
b. and f. Excavation and Material Culture (Other)A. Boud’hors, D. Dixneuf, I. Guerme, C. Leitz, S. Lippert, M. Müller, & C. Teotini, “Lesdépotoirs à tessons de Hout-Répit/Athribis et leur matériel inscrit. Rapport préliminaire(mission 2019-2020),” Bulletin de l’institut français d’archéologie orientale 121 (2021), p.
69-145.
c. Built Environment
T. Eggert, “Zu den Spuren der spätrömischen bis mittelalterlichen Nachtnutzung an den
Wänden des Repits-Tempels zu Athribis,” in M. Müller, M. El-Bialy, & M. Boraik (eds),
Athribis V, Archäologie im Repit-Tempel zu Athribis 2012-2016, Cairo, 2019, p. 203-220.
J. Kościuk, “The Architectural Record: A General Description of the Individual Areas of the
Town and Their Monuments,” in R. El-Sayed & Y. El-Masry (eds), Athribis I, General Site
Survey 2003 – 2007: Archaeological & Conservation Studies; the Gate of Ptolemy IX,
Architecture and Inscriptions, Cairo, 2012, p. 107-148.
V. Wolfer-Ahmed, “Vermauerungen und Scwellen der Nachnutzungsphase im Tempel vonAthribis,” in M. Müller, M. El-Bialy, & M. Boraik (eds), Athribis V, Archäologie im RepitTempel zu Athribis 2012-2016, ed. Cairo, 2019, p. 175-202.
c. and f. Built Environment and Material Culture (Other)
J.E. Bennett, “The Re-use and Adaption of the Peristyle Hall During the Medieval Period andthe Catalogue of Wooden Objects,” I,n M. Müller, M. El-Bialy & M. Boraik (eds), Athribis
V, Archäologie im Repit-Tempel zu Athribis 2012-2016, Cairo, 2019, p. 85-92.
d. Material Culture (Pottery)
G. Pyke, “The Ceramic Material from Athribis: The 2007/8-2010/11 Excavation Seasons,” inM. Müller, M. el-Bialy, & M. Boraik (eds), Athribis V, Archäologie im Repit-Tempel zu
Athribis 2012-16, Cairo, 2019, p. 221-294.
———, “The Ceramic Material from Athribis: The 2012/13-2014/15 Excavation Seasons,”in M. Müller, M. el-Bialy, & M. Boraik (eds), Athribis V, Archäologie im Repit-Tempel zu
Athribis 2012-16, Cairo, 2019, p. 295-364.

1.7.5 Abydos
University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology (Penn Museum).
Abydos Survey for Paleolithic Sites (ASPS), Historic Division.
https://www.penn.museum/research/project.php?pid=20

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Deutsches Archäologisches Institut. Abydos Umm el-Qaab.
https://www.dainst.org/projekt/-/project-display/63453
Deutsches Archäologisches Institut. Die Geschichte des Osiriskultes in Abydos.
http://www.dainst.org/projekt/-/project-display/58614.
Institute of Fine Arts. IFA Excavations at Abydos, Egypt.
https://www.nyu.edu/gsas/dept/fineart/academics/abydos/abydos.htm.
a. Site Overview
D. Frankfurter, “Abydos: Afterword,” in E.R. O’Connell (ed.), Abydos in the First
Millennium AD (British Museum Publications on Egypt and Sudan 9), Leuven, 2020, 271274.
E.R. O’Connell (ed.), Abydos in the First Millennium AD (British Museum Publications on
Egypt and Sudan 9), Leuven, 2020.
———, “Abydos and the Thinite Region in the First Millennium AD,” in E.R. O’Connell(ed.), Abydos in the First Millennium AD (British Museum Publications on Egypt and Sudan
9), Leuven, 2020, p. 1-32.
J. Westerfeld, “Recovering Late Antique Abydos: A Review of Scholarship from the
Enlightenment to World War II,” in E.R. O’Connell (ed.), Abydos in the First Millennium AD(British Museum Publications on Egypt and Sudan 9), Leuven, 2020, p. 33-56.
b. Excavation, Conservation and Survey
M.D. Adams, “Abydos in Late Antiquity: A View from the Shunet el-Zebib,” in E.R.
O’Connell (ed.), Abydos in the First Millennium AD (British Museum Publications on Egypt
and Sudan 9), Leuven, 2020, p. 79-150.
A.M. Damarany & H.S. Abdallah, “The South Abydos Marketplace excavations (2009-2010;2013): The monastery of Apa Moses?” in E.R. O’Connell (ed.), Abydos in the First
Millennium AD (British Museum Publications on Egypt and Sudan 9), Leuven, 2020, p. 177194.
A. Effland & U. Effland, “Umm el-Qaab. Untersuchungen zum Osiriskult in Abydos vom
Alten Reich bis in die Spätantike: Die Arbeiten der Jahre 2014 und 2015,” eForschungsberichte des DAI 2016/3 (2016), p. 30-35. [available athttps://publications.dainst.org/journals/efb/issue/view/125]———, “Umm el-Qaab. Untersuchungen zum Osiriskult in Abydos vom Alten Reich bis in
die Spätantike: Die Arbeiten der Jahre 2016 und 2017,” e-Forschungsberichte des DAI
2017/2 (2017), p. 7-10. [available athttps://publications.dainst.org/journals/efb/issue/view/157———, “Umm el-Qaab (Abydos). Untersuchungen zum Osiriskult in Abydos vom Alten
Reich bis in die Spätantike: Die Arbeiten der Jahre 2017 und 2018,” e-Forschungsberichte
des DAI 2018/2 (2018), p. 47-51. [available athttps://publications.dainst.org/journals/efb/issue/view/166———, “Umm el-Qaab (Abydos). Untersuchungen zum Osiriskult in Abydos vom Alten
Reich bis in die Spätantike: Die Arbeiten der Jahre 2018 und 2019,” e-Forschungsberichte

19des DAI 2019/2 (2019), p. 56-61. [available athttps://publications.dainst.org/journals/efb/issue/view/376
L.R. Gosner & L. Bestock, “Living with the Dead: Three Examples of Christian Reuse in the
Abydos North Cemetery,” in E.R. O’Connell (ed.), Abydos in the First Millennium AD(British Museum Publications on Egypt and Sudan 9), Leuven (2020), p. 151-176.
D. McCormack & J. Westerfeld, “A Desert Hermitage South of Abydos: Preliminary Workof the Abydos Survey for Paleolithic Sites, Historic Division,” in E.R. O’Connell (ed.),Abydos in the First Millennium AD (British Museum Publications on Egypt and Sudan 9),
Leuven, 2020, p. 211-222.
c. Built Environment
A. Osman, W. Bartz & J. Kosciuk, “Characterization of Historical Mortar used in Loom
Factory Site at Abydos,” Egyptian Journal of Archaeological and Restoration Studies 6/2(2016), 97-107.
f. Material Culture (Other)
A.M. Damarany & K.M. Cahail, “The Sarcophagus of the High Priest of Amun,
Menkheppere, from the Coptic Monastery of Apa Moses at Abydos,” Mitteilungen desDeutschen Archäologischen Instituts, Abteilung Kairo 72 (2017), p. 11-30.
A. Effland, “Apa Moses and his Fellow Brethren: Christian Finds from Umm el-Qa’ab,” in
E.R. O’Connell (ed.), Abydos in the First Millennium AD (British Museum Publications on
Egypt and Sudan 9), Leuven, 2020, p. 195- 211.

1.8 QENA GOVERNORATE
1.8.1 Dendera
Institut français d’archéologie orientale. Dendera.
https://www.ifao.egnet.net/recherche/archeologie/dendara/a. Site Overview
P. Zignani, “Dendara,” in L. Coulon & M. Cressent (eds), Archéologie français en Égypte:
Recherche, coopération, innovation (Bibliothèque Générale 59), Cairo, 2019, p. 162-169.
c. Built Environment
J.Y. Wong, “Raze of Glory: Interpreting Iconoclasm at Edfu and Dendera,” Journal of Late
Antiquity 9 (2016), p. 89-131.

1.8.3 Coptos (Quft/Qift)
Institut français d’archéologie orientale and Laboratoire Hisoma (Histoire et Sources desMondes Antiques). Coptos (Qift/Quft)/French Mission to Coptos (Upper Egypt).
https://www.ifao.egnet.net/recherche/archeologie/coptos
https://www.hisoma.mom.fr/recherche-et-activites/coptos
a. Site Overview
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L. Pantalacci, “Coptos (Qift/Quft),” in L. Coulon & M. Cressent (eds), Archéologie françaisen Égypte: Recherche, coopération, innovation (Bibliothèque Générale 59), Cairo, 2019, p.
170-175.

1.8.4 Qus
Institut français d’archéologie orientale. Mission Qous.
https://www.ifao.egnet.net/recherche/archeologie/qous/a. Site Overview
A. Tillier, “Qous,” n L. Coulon & M. Cressent (eds), Archéologie français en Égypte:
Recherche, coopération, innovation (Bibliothèque Générale 59), Cairo, 2019, p. 176-181.

1.8.5 Shanhur
g. Bioarchaeology (not previously reported)
W. Van Neer & D. Depraetere, “Pickled Fish from the Egyptian Nile: Osteological Evidence
from a Byzantine (Coptic) Context at Shanhûr,” Revue de Paléobiologie, Vol. spéc. 10(2005), p. 159-170.

1.9 LUXOR GOVERNORATE
1.9.1 Medamud
Institut français d’archéologie orientale. Medamoud.
https://www.ifao.egnet.net/recherche/archeologie/medamoud/a. Site Overview
F. Relats Montserrat, “Medamoud,” in L. Coulon & M. Cressent (eds), Archéologie françaisen Égypte: Recherche, coopération, innovation (Bibliothèque Générale 59), Cairo, 2019, p.
190-195.
b. Excavation, Conservation and Survey
F. Relats Montserrat, J. Thiesson, Z. Barahona-Mendieta, C. Sanchez, F. Réjiba, & R.
Guérin, “Une première campagne de prospection à Medamoud: méthodologie et résultats
préliminaires (Mission Ifao/Paris-Sorbonne/Labex Resmed de Médamoud),” Bulletin del’Institut Français d’Archéologie Orientale 116 (2017), p. 325-384.

1.9.2 Karnak
Centre Franco-Égyptien d’Étude des Temples de Karnak (CFEETK)
https://www.cfeetk.cnrs.fr
c. Built Environment
R. David, “Quand Karnak n’est plus un temple... Les témoins archéologiques de l’Antiquité
tardive,” Cahiers de Karnak 16 (2017), p. 147-165.
E. Ghaly, “The Coptic Monastery at the First Pylon of Karnak Temple,” Journal of theAmerican Research Center in Egypt 53 (2017), p. 105-121.

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E. Serdiuk, “Linteaux de porte d'époque byzantine à Karnak,” Bulletin de la Sociétéd'Archéologie copte 55 (2016), p. 23-33.
———, L'architecture de briques crues d'époque romano-byzantine à Karnak: Topographie
générale et protocole de restitution par l'image,” Cahiers de Karnak 16 (2017), p. 373-392.
d. Material Culture (Pottery)
B. Durand, “Deux supports de jarres byzantins découverts dans le secteur du temple de Ptah à
Karnak,” Bulletin de Liaison de la Céramique Égyptienne 29 (2019), p. 231-240.

1.9.3 Western Thebes, Generala. Area Overview
E.R. O’Connell, & G.R. Ruffini, “The Social Networks of Late Antique Western Thebes,” in
E.H. Seland & H.F. Teigen (eds), Sinews of empire: Networks in the Roman Near East and
Beyond, ed. Oxford/Philadelphia, PA, 2017, p. 167-184.

1.9.4 Deir al-Bahari
Centrum Archeologii Śródziemnomorskiej Uniwersytetu Warszawskiego (Polish Centre of
Mediterranean Archaeology). Polish Archaeological Expedition to North Asisif. ProjectAsisif.
https://pcma.uw.edu.pl/en/2019/04/11/deir-el-bahari-north-asasif/
f. Material Culture (Other)B. Lichocka, “A stray late Roman coin from the Temple of Hatshepsut at Deir el-Bahari,” inA. Łajtar, A. Obłuski, & I. Zych (eds), Aegyptus et Nubia Christiana: The Wlodzimierz
Godlewski Jubilee Volume on the Occasion of his 70th Birthday, Warsaw, 2016, p. 679–690.

1.9.5 Deir al-Rumib and f. Excavation, Conservation and Survey, Material Culture (Other)G. Lecuyot, “Le Deir el-Roumi, le topos chrétien,” Memnonia 27 (2016): p. 91-97,
pl. XXXII-XXXVIII (with an appendix by S. Martin, “Quatre monnaies provenant desdéblais du Deir el-Roumi,” p. 98-99, pl. XXXVIII C).

1.9.6 Dra Abu al-Naga and Monastery of Paul (Deir al-Bachit)
Deutsches Archäologisches Institut. Deir el-Bachit in Dra' Abu el-Naga.
https://www.dainst.org/en/projekt/-/project-display/63449
Österreichische Akademie der Wissenschaften. Deir el-Bachît und das thebanische
Pauloskloster. https://www.oeaw.ac.at/antike/forschung/monumenta-antiqua/frueheschristentum/deir-el-bachit-und-das-thebanische-pauloskloster/a. Site Overview
I. Eichner & D. Polz (eds), Das Pauloskloster (Deir el-Bachît) in den Bergen von
Djeme/Oberägypten: Eine Mönchsgemeinschaft am Rande der Wüste. Internationaler
Workshop an der Österreichischen Akademie der Wissenschaften, Wien, 20.-21. Mai 201922

(Sonderschrift des Deutschen Archäologischen Instituts Abteilung Kairo 44), Wiesbaden,
2022.
b. Excavation, Conservation and Survey
I. Eichner, “Dra' Abu el-Naga, Ägypten. Das thebanische Pauloskloster (Deir el-Bachît).
Sakraltopographie einer Klosterlandschaft und ihre Entwicklung auf dem Hügel von Dra'
Abu el-Naga/Oberägypten. Die Arbeiten der Jahre 2016 und 2017,” e-Forschungsberichte
2017.2 (2017), p. 39-45. [available at https://publications.dainst.org/journals/efb/1985/6177]———, “Dra' Abu el-Naga, Ägypten. Das thebanische Pauloskloster (Deir el-Bachît).
Sakraltopographie einer Klosterlandschaft und ihre Entwicklung auf dem Hügel von Dra'
Abu el-Naga/Oberägypten. Die Arbeiten der Jahre 2017 und 2018,” e-Forschungsberichte
2018.2 (2018), p. 28-33. [available at https://publications.dainst.org/journals/efb/2146/6529]———, “Dra' Abu El-Naga, Ägypten. Deir el-Bachît und das thebanische Pauloskloster.
Sakraltopographie einer Klosterlandschaft und ihre Entwicklung auf dem Hügel von Dra'
Abu el-Naga/Oberägypten. Die Arbeiten des Jahres 2018 und Frühjahres 2019,” eForschungsberichte 2019.2 (2019), p. 35-41. [available athttps://publications.dainst.org/journals/efb/2240/6678]———, “The Archaeological Evidence of Domestic Life in the Monasteries of Western
Thebes: the Example of Deir el-Bakhit,” in O. Delouis & M. Mossakowska-Gaubert (eds), La
vie quotidienne des moines en Orient et en Occident (IVe-Xe siècle), Volume 2, Questionstransversales (Bibliothèque d’Étude 170), Cairo, 2019, p. 25-42.
D. Polz & U. Rummel, “The Archaeological Investigations in Dra' Abu el-Naga,” in A.J.
Veldmeijer (ed.), Sailors, Musicians and Monks: The Leatherwork from Dra' Abu el-Naga[Luxor, Egypt], Leiden, 2017, p. 8-15.
f. Material Culture (Other)I. Eichner, T. Beckh, & D. Keller, “Der Depotfund aus den älteren Bauten auf der südlichen
Terrasse der spätantik/koptischen Klosters Deir el-Bachît (Pauloskloster) in Theben-West,”
Mitteilungen des Deutschen Archäologischen Instituts, Abteilung Kairo 72 (2017), p. 31-54.
S. Tatz, “Die Textilfunde von Deir el-Bachît (Pauloskloster), Theben-West: Ein Beispiel
monastischer Textilproduktion in der Spätantike,” in K. Droß-Krüpeand & M.-L. Nosch(eds), Textiles, Trade and Theories from the Ancient Near East to the Mediterranean,
Munster, 2016, p. 271-292.
A.J. Veldmeijer, Sailors, Musicians and Monks: The Leatherwork from Dra‘ Abu el Naga
(Luxor, Egypt), Leiden, 2017.
1.9.7 Armant
Institut français d’archéologie orientale and Archéologie des Sociétés Méditerranéennes(ASM). Mission archéologique et épigraphique des temples d’Ermant.
https://www.ifao.egnet.net/recherche/archeologie/ermant/
https://www.asm.cnrs.fr/les-fouilles/ermant/330-ermant
a. Site Overview
C. Thiers, “Ermant,” in L. Coulon & M. Cressent (eds), Archéologie français en Égypte:
Recherche, coopération, innovation (Bibliothèque Générale 59), Cairo, 2019, p. 202-207.

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1.10 EDFU GOVERNORATE
1.10.1 Tell Edfu
J.Y. Wong, “Raze of Glory: Interpreting Iconoclasm at Edfu and Dendera,” Journal of Late
Antiquity 9 (2016), p. 89-131.

1.11 ASWAN GOVERNORATE
1.11.1 Aswan/Syene
Schweizerisches Institut für Ägyptische Bauforschung und Altertumskunde in Kairo.
Syene/Aswan. http://www.swissinst.ch/html/forschung_neu.html.
a. Excavation, Conservation and Survey
C. von Pilgrim, M. Hepa, W. Müller & S. Pfeiffer, Report on the 16th Season of the Joint
Swiss-Egyptian Mission in Syene/Old Aswan (2015/2016). [available at
http://www.swissinst.ch/downloads/Report%2016th%20season%202015_16.pdf]
C. von Pilgrim, M. Hepa, W. Müller, J. Nováček, & K. Scheelen-Nováček, Report on the
17th Season of the Joint Swiss-Egyptian Mission in Syene/Old Aswan (2016/2017). [availableat
http://www.swissinst.ch/downloads/Report%20Swiss_Egyptian%20Mission%20ASWAN%2
02017.pdf
C. von Pilgrim, M. Hepa, J. Nováček, K. Scheelen- Nováček, W. Müller, & S. Torallas
Tovar, Report on the 18th Season of the Joint Swiss-Egyptian Mission in Syene/Old Aswan(2017/2018). [available at
http://www.swissinst.ch/downloads/Report%20Swiss_Egyptian%20Mission%20ASWAN%2
02018.pdf]
C. von Pilgrim, M. Hepa, & W. Müller, Report on the 19th Season of the Joint SwissEgyptian Mission in Syene / Old Aswan (2018/2019). [available at
http://www.swissinst.ch/downloads/Report%20Swiss_Egyptian%20Mission%20ASWAN%2
02019.pdf]
c. Built Environment
W. Müller, “A Late Antique Tower-House (Area 93),” in C. von Pilgrim, M. Hepa, W.
Müller, J. Nováček, & K. Scheelen- Nováček, Report on the 17th Season of the Joint SwissEgyptian Mission in Syene / Old Aswan (2016/2017), Cairo, 2017, p. 17-19.
———, “A Late Antique Tower-House (Area 94),” in Cornelius von Pilgrim, Mariola Hepa,
J. Nováček/K. Scheelen- Nováček, W. Müller, & S. Torallas Tovar, Report on the 18th
Season of the Joint Swiss-Egyptian Mission in Syene / Old Aswan (2017/2018), Cairo, 2018,p. 14-17.
W. Müller & M. Hepa, “A Late Antique House at the Highest Point of Old Aswan (Area90),” in C. von Pilgrim, M. Hepa, W. Müller, & S. Pfeiffer, Report on the 16th Season of the
Joint Swiss-Egyptian Mission in Syene/Old Aswan (2015/2016), Cairo 2016, p. 20-21.
———, “Two Baths from Syene,” in B. Redon (ed.), Collective Baths in Egypt 2: New
Discoveries and Perspectives, Balaneîa = Thermae = Hammâmât (Études Urbaines10), Cairo, 2017, p. 51-64.
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d. Material Culture (Pottery)
M. Hepa, “Selected pottery assemblages and the date of the Animal Necropolis in Area 2(Birket Damas),” in C. von Pilgrim, M. Hepa, W. Müller, & S. Pfeiffer, Report on the 16th
Season of the Joint Swiss-Egyptian Mission in Syene/Old Aswan (2015/2016), Cairo, 2016, p.
27-32.
———, “Studies on Pottery from Areas 50, 84, 88, and 92 in the Centre of Graeco-Roman
Aswan,” in C. von Pilgrim, M. Hepa, W. Müller, J. Nováček & K. Scheelen- Nováček,Report on the 17th Season of the Joint Swiss-Egyptian Mission in Syene / Old Aswan(2016/2017), Cairo, 2017, p. 19-27.
M. Hepa & S. Torallas Tovar, “The Roman Imperial and Late Antique pottery sequence ofArea 81,” in C. von Pilgrim, M. Hepa, J. Nováček/K. Scheelen-Nováček, W. Müller, & S.
Torallas Tovar, Report on the 18th Season of the Joint Swiss-Egyptian Mission in Syene / Old
Aswan (2017/2018), Cairo, 2018, p. 17-31.
S. Martin-Kilcher, “Syene-Assuan (Ägypten). Eine Keramikplatte des 7. Jahrhunderts mit
gemaltem Kreuz aus einem frühchristlichen Sakralkomplex,” Cahiers de la Céramique
Égyptienne 9 (2011), p. 217-27.
S. Martin-Kilcher & J. Wininger, Syene III. Untersuchingen zur römischen Keramik undweiteren Funden aus Syene/Assuan (1.-7. Jahrhundert AD), Grabungen 2001-2004 (Beiträge
zur Ägyptischen und Altertumskunde 20), Gladbeck, 2017.
G. Williams, “Medieval Ceramics from Aswan,” Bulletin de Liaison de la Céramique
Égyptienne 28 (2018), p. 297-306.
J. Wininger, “Syene (Aswan), ein geschlossenes Keramikensemble aus einem um 650 AD
verstürzten Haus,” in D. Dixneuf (ed.), LRCW 5, Late Roman Coarse Wares, Cooking Wares
and Amphorae in the Mediterranean. Archaeology and Archaeometry (Études Alexandrines43), Alexandria, 2017, p. 975-996.
e. Material Culture (Glass)
D. Keller, “Glas,” in S. Martin-Kilcher & J. Wininger, Syene III. Untersuchingen zur
römischen Keramik und weiteren Funden aus Syene/Assuan (1.-7. Jahrhundert AD),
Grabungen 2001-2004 (Beiträge zur Ägyptischen und Altertumskunde 20), Gladbeck, 2017,p. 327-354.
f. Material Culture (Other)
S. Fünfschilling, “Ausgewählte Funde aus Buntmetall, Elfenbein, Ton und Eisen,” in S.
Martin-Kilcher & J. Wininger, Syene III. Untersuchingen zur römischen Keramik undweiteren Funden aus Syene/Assuan (1.-7. Jahrhundert AD), Grabungen 2001-2004 (Beiträge
zur Ägyptischen und Altertumskunde 20), Gladbeck, 2017, p. 355-359.
M. Hepa, “A Clay Gladius Scabbard from Area 13c in the Ancient Roman Town of Syene,”
Études et Travaux 31 (2018), p. 167‒179.
g. Bioarchaeology
J. Nováček & K. Scheelen-Nováček, “Report on the Anthropological Investigation of Human
Skeletal Remains from Late Antique Tombs (Areas 45, 58 and 89),” in C. von Pilgrim, M. Hepa,
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W. Müller, J. Nováček, & K. Scheelen-Nováček, Report on the 17th Season of the Joint
Swiss-Egyptian Mission in Syene / Old Aswan (2016/2017), Cairo, 2017, p. 27-29.
———, “Report on the Anthropological Investigation of Human Skeletal Remains from Late
Antique Tombs (Area 45),” in C. von Pilgrim, M. Hepa, J. Nováček/K. Scheelen-Nováček, W.
Müller, & S. Torallas Tovar, Report on the 18th Season of the Joint Swiss-Egyptian Mission
in Syene / Old Aswan (2017/2018), Cairo, 2018, p. 31-33.
J. Nováček, K. Scheelen-Nováček, M. Hepa, M. Schultz, C. Von Pilgrim & W. Müller, “Romanand Late Antique burials from the old town of Aswan (Egypt),” Anthropologie 57 (2019), p.
3-51.
J. Sigl, Syene II. Die Tierfunde aus den Grabungen von 2000 – 2009: Ein Beitrag Zur
Umwelt- Und Kulturgeschichte Einer Oberagyptischen Stadt Von Der Pharaonischen SpatBis in Die Mameluckenzeit (Beiträge zur Ägyptischen und Altertumskunde 19), Gladbeck,2017.
———, “Tierreste,” in S. Martin-Kilcher & J. Wininger, Syene III. Untersuchingen zur
römischen Keramik und weiteren Funden aus Syene/Assuan (1.-7. Jahrhundert AD),
Grabungen 2001-2004 (Beiträge zur Ägyptischen und Altertumskunde 20), Gladbeck, 2017,p. 360-371.

1.11.2 ElephantineÖsterreichisches Archäologisches Institut. Housing in Antiquity in Syene and Elephantine.
http://www.oeai.at/index.php/388.html.
d. Material Culture (Pottery)
D Katzjäger, “Late Antiquity on Elephantine Island, Upper Egypt: Pottery as Mirror of
Roman Society,” Rei Cretariae Romanae Fautorum Acta 43 (2014), p. 597-601.
G. Williams, “Medieval Elephantine Reconsidered,” Bulletin de Liaison de la Céramique
Égyptienne 28 (2018), p. 307-314.
1.11.3 Qubbet-el-Hawa
University of Jaén. Qubbet el-Hawa Project.
http://www.ujaen.es/investiga/qubbetelhawa/index.php
b. Excavation, Conservation and Survey
A. T. Mozas-Calvache, J. L. Pérez-García, V. Barba-Colmenero, & A. Jiménez-Serrano,“Photogrammetric Study of the Qubbet el-Hawa Coptic Church (Aswan, Egypt),” in D.
Gonzalez-Aguilera, F. Remondino, I. Toschi, P. Rodriguez-Gonzalvez, & E. Stathopoulou(eds), 27th CIPA International Symposium “Documenting the Past for a Better Future”, 1-5
September 2019, Ávila, Spain (The International Annals of the Photogrammetry, Remote
Sensing and Spatial Information Sciences, Volume IV-2/W6), 2019, p. 115-121. Published
online. [available at https://
pdfs.semanticscholar.org/c049/d5ea3ed4f15e945261648a380c305e4dc73a.pdf]
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V. Barba Colmenero, A. Jiménez Serrano, & J. L. Martínez de Dios, “Cerámica bizantina delmonasterio copto de Qubbet el-Hawa en Asuán primer análisis arqueológico,” Bulletin de
Liaison de la Céramique Égyptienne 27 (2017), p. 83-134.
V. Barba Colmenero & J. A. de Lapierre, “Una cerámica excepcional con decoración
figurativa Julien A. de Lapierre del monasterio copto de Qubbet el-Hawa en Asuán,” Bulletinde Liaison de la Céramique Égyptienne 29 (2019), p. 305-317.

1.11.4 Deir Anba Hadra
Deutsches Archäologisches Institut/Freie Universität Berlin. Deir Anba Hadra(Simeonskloster).
http://www.dainst.org/projekt/-/projectdisplay/63443.
a. Site Overview
G.M. van Loon, “Le Deir Anba Hadra à Assouan: nouveau départ pour les recherches,” in A.
Boud'hors & C. Louis (eds), Études coptes XV, Dix-septième journée d'études (Lisbonne, 1820 juin 2015) (Cahiers de la bibliothèque copte 22), Paris, 2018, p. 137-155.
S. Richter, “Assuan, Ägypten. Epigraphie, Bau- und Nutzungsgeschichte des Klosters Deir
Anba Hadra. Die Arbeiten des Jahres 2016 bis Juni 2017,” e-Forschungsberichte 2017.2(2017), p. 29-34. [available at https://publications.dainst.org/journals/efb/issue/view/157]
c. Built Environment
H. Lehmann, “Deir Anba Hadra. Neue Untersuchungen eines koptischen Klosters bei Aswan(Ägypten),” INSITU 1 (2016), p. 7–26.
———, “Geometrie und Augenmaß. Überlegungen zur Anwendung historischen Bauwissens
in der Gewölbekonstruktion der Klosterkirche des Deir Anba Hadra bei Aswan (Ägypten),”
INSITU 2 (2018), p. 175–186.
———, “Geometry by Eye: Medieval Vaulting of the Anba Hadra Church (Egypt),” in J.
Mascarenhas-Mateus & A, Paula Pires, M. Marques Caiado, & I. Veiga (eds), History ofConstruction Cultures, Boca Raton, 2021, p. 325-332.

1.11.5 Hisn al-BabÖsterreichisches Archäologisches Institut. Hisn al-Bab.
https://www.oeaw.ac.at/oeai/forschung/bauforschung/hisn-el-bab-fruehmittelalterlichegrenze/.
b-g. Excavation, Built Environment, Material Culture and Bioarchaeology
P. Rose, G. Pyke, A. Clapham, & M. Lehmann, “A Storage Area from Hisn al-Bab, Aswan,
Food Management at a Monastic Household in the Wadi al-Natrun: The Ceramic Evidence,”in M. el-Dorry (ed.), Continuity and Transition: Approaches to Studying Food and Drink in
Egypt and Sudan, Cairo, in press.
f. Material Culture (Other)P. Rose, “Archery Equipment from Hisn al-Bab, Aswan (Egypt),” Jahreshefte desÖsterreichischen Archäologischen Instituts in Wien 87 (2018), p. 355-372.

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1.12 FAYUM GOVERNATE
a. Area Overview
P. Buzi, “Early Christianity in the Fayyum: The New Contribution of Archaeology,” Vicino
Oriente 19 (2015), p. 85-96.

1.12.1 Bakhias
Bologna University and Sapienza University of Rome. Joint Archaeological Mission in
Bakchias (Fayyūm.)a. Site Overview
P. Buzi, J. Bogdani, A. Colonna, & I. Rossetti, “The Egyptological Research Activities of
Sapienza University of Rome. From Archaeology to Topography and Beyond,” in S. diLernia & M. Gallinaro (eds), Archaeology in Africa. Potentials and Perspectives on
Laboratory and Fieldwork Research. Papers from the 1st Workshop, (Arid Zone Archaeology
Monographs 8), Florence, 2019, p. 73-87.
P. Buzi & E. Giorgi, The Urban Landscape of Bakchias: A Town of the Fayyūm from thePtolemaic-Roman Period to Late Antiquity (Archaeopress Roman Archaeology 66), Oxford,
2020.

1.12.2 Kimin Faris (Krokodilopolis)
d. Material Culture (Pottery)
Y.E.M. Mahmoud & S. Marchand, “Amphorae of Kimon Faris/Krokodilopolis (Fayum) fromPtolemaic to Late Roman Period,” Bulletin de Liaison de la Céramique Égyptienne 30(2021), p. 37-102.

1.12.3 Naqlun
Centrum Archeologii Śródziemnomorskiej Uniwersytetu Warszawskiego (Polish Centre of
Mediterranean Archaeology). Polish Archaeological Mission in Naqlun.
https://pcma.uw.edu.pl/en/2019/02/16/naqlun/
a. Site Overview
W. Godlewski, “The Monastic Settlement in Naqlun at a Time of Important Political andSocial Transformation in the 7th century,” in M. Chaufray, I. Guermeur, S. Lippert, & V.
Rondot (eds), Le Fayoum. Archéologie – History-Religion. Actes du sixième colloqueinternational Montpellier, 26-28 octobre 2016, Wiesbaden, 2018, p. 217-226.
b. Excavation, Conservation and Survey
W. Godlewski, “Naqlun 2016: Hermitage EE.50 Preliminary Report,” Polish Archaeology in
the Mediterranean 26/1 (2017), p. 161-172.
W. Godlewski, K. Danys, & S. Maslak, “Deir el-Naqlun 2014-2015. Preliminary Report,”
Polish Archaeology in the Mediterranean 25 (2016), 265-288.
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S. Maślak, “The Burning of a Monastery? Story Blazed on the Walls of Monastic Buildings
at Nekloni (Naqlun),” in A. Łajtar, A. Obłuski, & I. Zych (eds), Aegyptus et Nubia
Christiana. The Włodzimierz Godlewski Jubilee Volume on the Occasion of his
70th Birthday, Warsaw, 2016, p. 149 – 186.
———, “Window Grilles from the Monastery at Naqlun, Fayum (Egypt),” Archeologia
Medievale 46 (2019), p. 369-377.
d. Material Culture (Pottery)
K. Danys, “Pottery Finds from Hermitage EE.50 in Naqlun: Preliminary assessment of theassemblage,” Polish Archaeology in the Mediterranean 26/1 (2017), p. 173-184.
———, “An Introduction to the Pottery from Deir el-Naqlun Through 7th-12th Century,”
Bulletin de Liaison de la Céramique Égyptienne 28 (2018), p. 241-246.
e. Material Culture (Glass)
M. Mossakowska-Gaubert, “Verres de l’époque byzantine – début de l’époque arabe (VeVIIIe siècle): objets provenant des ermitages en Égypte,” in D. Ignatiadou & A. Antonaras(eds), Annales du 18e Congrès de l’Association Internationale pour l’Histoire du Verre,
Thessaloniki, 2012, p. 357-366.
f. Material Culture (Other)A. Ryś, “Four encolpia from a Monastery Complex in Naqlun: a Preliminary Iconographic
Analysis,” Polish Archaeology in the Mediterranean 26/1 (2017), p. 787-794.

1.12.4 Soknopaiou Nesos
University of Salento, Lecce. Lecce University Archaeological Expedition. Soknopaiou
Nesos Project.
https://www.museopapirologico.eu/soknopai.htm
f. Material Culture (Other)M. Capasso, “L’enigma della provenienza dei manoscritti Freer e dei codici
cristiani viennesi alla luce dei nuovi scavi a Soknopaiou Nesos,” in A. Nodar & S. Torallas
Tovar (eds), Proceedings of the 28th International Congress of Papyrology, Barcelona, 1-6
August 2016 (Scripta Orientalia 3), Barcelona, 2019, p. 737-745.

1.12.5 Tebtunis
Institut français d'archéologie orientale/University of Milan. Tebtynis.
https://www.ifao.egnet.net/archeologie/tebtynis/a. Site Overview
C. Gallazzi, “Tebtynis (Umm-el-Breigât),” in L. Coulon & M. Cressent (eds), Archéologie
français en Égypte: Recherche, coopération, innovation (Bibliothèque Générale 59), Cairo,
2019, p. 140-161.
C. Gallazzi & G. Hadji-Minaglou, Trésors inattendus, 30 ans de fouilles et de cooperation á
Tebtynis (Fayoum) (Bibliothèque Générale 57), Cairo, 2019.
b. Excavation, Conservation and Survey

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C. Gallazzi, “Umm-el-Breigât (Tebtynis): campagne di scavo 2012-2015,” RISE 7 (2018), p.
137-179.
1.12.6 Deir al-Ghannam & Deir al-Banat
e. Material Culture (Glass)
R.T. Hamad, “The Deterioration Resulting from Burial Environment on Archaeological
Glass: Comparative Study,” Shedet 6 (2019), p. 225-237.
f. Material Culture (Other).120-133 ⹁(2014) 1 ‫باهولادبع ریزو ریزو⹁ ”مویفلاب تانبلا رید نم نیزت تاودأ⹁“ ﺷﺪﺖ‬(W.W. Abd el-Wanab, “Beautifying tools from Deir El-Banat in Fayoum,” Shedet 1 (2014),
p. 120-133)
1.12.7 Wadi al-Rayanb. Excavation, Conservation and Survey
M.A. Eissa, L.M. Saied & A. Elnaggar, “Deir St. Macarius of Alexandria in Wadi el-Rayan,
Fayoum: A Forgotten Monastery,” Shedet 3 (2016), 12-23.
1.13 WESTERN DESERT AND OASES
Institut français d'archéologie orientale. Le christianisme des déserts égyptiens.
https://www.ifao.egnet.net/axes-2012/espaces-pouvoir/2012-christianisme-des-deserts/
1.13.1 Generala. Area Overview
A.L. Boozer, “The Social Impact of Trade and Migration: The Western Desert in Pharaonic
and Post-Pharaonic Egypt,” Oxford Handbooks in Archaeology (Oxford Handbooks Online),
Oxford, 2015. [DOI (10.1093/oxfordhb/9780199935413.013.37) does not seem to work,
available athttps://www.oxfordhandbooks.com/view/10.1093/oxfordhb/9780199935413.001.0001/oxford
hb-9780199935413-e-37?rskey=U7EqxM&result=1]
V. Ghica, “Pour une histoire du christianisme dans le desert occidentale d’Égypte,” Journalof Savants 2 (2012), p. 189-280.
d. Material Culture (Pottery)P. Ballet, “And the Potsherds? Some Avenues of Reflection and Synthesis on the Pottery of
the Great Oasis,” in R.S. Bagnall & G. Tallet (eds), The Great Oasis of Egypt: The Kharga
and Dakhla Oases in Antiquity, Cambridge, 2019, p. 152-167.
1.13.3 Bahariya Oasis
Norwegian School of Theology, Religion and Society
https://4care-skos.mf.no
Institut français d'archéologie orientale. Baḥariya (Western Desert).
https://www.ifao.egnet.net/archeologie/bahariya/
Institut français d'archéologie orientale. Tell Ǧanūb Qaṣr al-ʿAǧūz (Western Desert).
https://www.ifao.egnet.net/archeologie/tell-ganub/a. Area Overview

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V. Ghica, “Ganoub Qasr el-Agouz (oasis de Bahariya),” in L. Coulon & M. Cressent (eds),
Archéologie français en Égypte: Recherche, coopération, innovation (Bibliothèque Générale
59), Cairo, 2019, p. 236-241.
V. Ghica, “What Do We Know About Christianity in Bahriyya Oasis? A Survey ofArchaeological Sources,” in O. Kaper (ed.), The Oasis Papers 7: Proceedings of the SeventhInternational Conference of the Dakhleh Oasis Project, Oxford (forthcoming).
b. Excavation, Conservation and Survey
V. Ghica, R. Williams, Z.B. Mendieta, & V. Schram, ”Culture matérielle du christianismégyptienne: les déserts occidental et oriental (2020). Ganub Qasr al-Aguz,” Bulletinarchéologique des Écoles françaises à l’étranger, Égypte, 2021. [available athttps://journals.openedition.org/baefe/2849]

1.13.4 Kharga Oasis, Generala. Area Overview
R.S. Bagnall, & G. Tallet (eds), The Great Oasis of Egypt: the Kharga and Dakhla Oases in
Antiquity. Cambridge, 2019.

1.13.5 Kharga Oasis, North Kharga
American University in Cairo and Cambridge University, North Kharga Oasis Survey(NKOS).
Polytechnic University of Milan and University of Naples Federico II, Old Agricultural Sites
and Irrigation Systems (OASIS) and Living In a Fringe Environment (LIFE) projects.
https://www.life.polimi.it
https://www.sitech-3dsurvey.polimi.it/?page_id=272
a. Area Overview
S. Ikram, with contributions from C. Rossi, “A Brief Overview of the History of Kharga,” inC. Rossi & S. Ikram (eds), North Kharga Oasis Survey: Explorations in Egypt's Western
Desert (British Museum Publications on Egypt and Sudan 5), Leuven, 2018, p. 19-29.
C. Rossi and S. Ikram, “Summary,” in C. Rossi & S. Ikram (eds), North Kharga Oasis
Survey: Explorations in Egypt's Western Desert (British Museum Publications on Egypt andSudan 5), Leuven, 2018, p. 550-559.
b. Excavation, Conservation and Survey
S. Ikram, “The North Kharga Oasis Darb Ain Amur Survey (NKODAAS): Surveying theTracks Between the Two Oases,” in R.S. Bagnall, & G. Tallet (eds), The Great Oasis of
Egypt: the Kharga and Dakhla Oases in Antiquity, Cambridge, 2019, p. 135-151.
S., Ikram, N. Warner, N. Lazaridis, L.A. Warden, R. Cook, C. Boyer, & J. Bunbury, “A “Late
Antique” Mining Community in the North Kharga Oasis (Egypt),” Journal of the American
Research Center in Egypt 57 (2021), p. 123–174.
b-f. Excavation, Conservation and Survey, Built Environment, Material Culture

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F. Fiorello & C. Rossi, “Metric Analysis and Interpretation of the Unit of Measurement in the
Late Roman Fort of Umm al-Dabadib (Egypt),” in No editors stated, Proceedings of the 3rd
IMEKO International Conference on Metrology for Archaeology and Cultural Heritage,
Budapest, 2017, page numbers not available. [available at:
http://hdl.handle.net/11311/1045444
C. Rossi, “Italian Mission to Umm al-Dabadib, Season 2014 – Preliminary Report,”
Mitteilungen des Deutschen Archäologischen Instituts, Abteilung Kairo 72 (2016), p. 153712.
———, “Italian Mission to Umm al-Dabadib, Season 2015 – Preliminary Report,”
Mitteilungen des Deutschen Archäologischen Instituts, Abteilung Kairo 74 (2018), p. 149161.
C. Rossi & F. Fiorillo, “A Metrological Study of the Late Roman Fort of Umm al-Dabadib,
Kharga Oasis (Egypt),” Nexus Network Journal 20 (2018), p. 373-391.
C. Rossi, & S. Ikram (eds), North Kharga Oasis Survey: Explorations in Egypt's Western
Desert. British Museum Publications on Egypt and Sudan 5. Leuven, 2018, p. 33-425(gazetteer section).
c. Built Environment
S. Ikram, “The Ways of Death in North Kharga,” in C. Rossi & S. Ikram (eds), North Kharga
Oasis Survey: Explorations in Egypt's Western Desert (British Museum Publications on
Egypt and Sudan 5), Leuven, 2018, p. 495-503.
C. Rossi, “The Architecture of the Forts,” in C. Rossi & S. Ikram (eds), North Kharga Oasis
Survey: Explorations in Egypt's Western Desert (British Museum Publications on Egypt andSudan 5), Leuven, 2018, p. 429-452.
N. Warner, “Christian Architecture in North Kharga,” in C. Rossi & S. Ikram (eds), North
Kharga Oasis Survey: Explorations in Egypt's Western Desert (British Museum Publications
on Egypt and Sudan 5), Leuven, 2018, p. 479-493.
f. Material Culture (Other)
J. Jones, “Textiles,” in C. Rossi & S. Ikram (eds), North Kharga Oasis Survey: Explorationsin Egypt's Western Desert (British Museum Publications on Egypt and Sudan 5), Leuven,
2018, p. 541-549.
g. Bioarchaeology
A.J. Clapham, “Archaeobotanical Remains,” in C. Rossi & S. Ikram (eds), North Kharga
Oasis Survey: Explorations in Egypt's Western Desert (British Museum Publications on
Egypt and Sudan 5), Leuven, 2018, p. 523-540.

1.13.6 Kharga Oasis, South Kharga
Norwegian School of Theology, Religion and Society, South Kharga Oasis Survey (SKOS)
https://4care-skos.mf.no/32

1.13.7 Kharga Oasis, al-Deirf. Material Culture (Other)F. Letellier-Willemin, “A Sheepskin with Wool from the Christian Cemetery of El Deir, in
the Kharga Oasis, Egyptian Western Desert,” in C. Alfaro, M. Tellenbach, & J. Ortiz (eds),
Purpureae Vestes IV: Production and Trade of Textiles and Dyes in the Roman Empire and
Neighbouring Regions, Actas del IV Symposium Internacional sobre Textiles y Tintes delMediterráneo en el mundo antiguo (Valencia, 5 al 6 de noviembre, 2010). Valencia, 2015, p.
49-56.
1.13.8 Bagawatc. Built Environment،‫ يدجنلا فیرش‬،‫ يملح ةمطاف‬،‫ ةیطع عیبر نادمح‬I،‫يسرجهلا داؤف ریبع‬‫تاوجبلا ةنابجب جورخلا رازمب ةیطبقلا ةیرادجلا روصلل ةیلیلحت ةسر ا د‬.59-78 ⹁(2014) 1 ‫)رصمب دیدجلا يداولاب ةجراخلا تاحاولاب(⹁ ﺷﺪﺖ‬(A.F. Elhagrassy, H. El Metwaly, F.M. Helmy & S. el-Nagdy, ”Analytical Study of Coptic
Murals in Mazar el-Khorogin Bagawat Tombs (Kharga Oasis in the Wadi al-Gedid, Egypt)”,
Shedet 1 (2014), p. 59-78.)

1.13.8 Dakhla Oasis (General)
Dakhleh Trust. Dakhleh Oasis Project.
http://dakhlehoasisproject.com/
a. Area Overview
R.S. Bagnall, & G. Tallet (eds), The Great Oasis of Egypt: the Kharga and Dakhla Oases in
Antiquity, Cambridge, 2019.
M. Brand, “Religious Diversity in the Egyptian Desert: New Findings from the Dakhleh
Oasis,” Entangled Religions 4, Miscellaneous 1 (2017), p. 18-39. [available athttps://doi.org/10.13154/er.v4.2017.17-39]
d. Material Culture (Pottery)
C. Hope, “A Note on Islamic Ceramics from Dakhleh Oasis,” Bulletin de Liaison de laCéramique Égyptienne 28 (2018), p. 247-252.

1.13.9 Dakhla Oasis, Trimithis/Amheida
New York University, Institute for the Study of the Ancient World (ISAW), Amheida.
https://isaw.nyu.edu/research/amheidaa. Site Overview
A.L. Boozer, “Situating the Case Study: The Dakhla Oasis and Amheida,” in A.L. Boozer, A
Late Roman –Egyptian House in the Dakhla Oasis. Amheida House B2 (Amheida 2), New
York, 2016, p. 33-45.
———, “Amheida, Archaeology of”, in C. Smith (ed.), Encyclopedia of Global Archaeology,
Cham, 2019.
[available at https://link.springer.com/referencework/10.1007/978-3-319-51726-1]
b. Excavation, Conservation and Survey
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A.L. Boozer, “Layers of Building, Living and Abandonment: Stratigraphies of House B2 andits Surroundings,” in A.L. Boozer, A Late Roman –Egyptian House in the Dakhla Oasis.
Amheida House B2 (Amheida 2), New York, 2016, 55-140.
c. Built Environment
S. Alfarano, “Architettura dei riti conviviali nell’Egitto Tardoantico,” in M. Livadiotti R.
Belli Pasqua & L.M. Caliò (eds), Theatroeideis. L’immagine della città, la città delle
immagini Atti del Convegno Internazionale, Bari, 15-19 giugno 2016. Thiasos Monografie
11, vol. II, L'immagine della città romana e medievaleed, Rome, 2018, p. 469-488.
N. Aravecchia, “Geometric Painting in Late-Antique Egypt: The Ceiling of a 4th-c. Church at
Amheida (Dakhla Oasis),” Journal of Roman Archaeology 33.1 (2020), p. 449–66.
A.L. Boozer, “Building Domestic Space: The Construction Techniques for House B2,” inA.L. Boozer, A Late Romano-Egyptian House in the Dakhla Oasis: Amheida House B2(Amheida 2), New York, 2016, p. 141–155.
A.L. Boozer, “Situating Domestic Space: An Architectural Analysis and Reconstruction ofHouse B2,” in A.L. Boozer, A Late Roman –Egyptian House in the Dakhla Oasis. Amheida
House B2 (Amheida 2), New York, 2016, p.157-181.
P. Davoli, “Trimithis: A Case Study in Proto-Byzantine Urbanism,” in R S. Bagnall & G.
Tallet (eds), The Great Oasis of Egypt: The Kharga and Dakhla Oases in Antiquity,
Cambridge, 2019, p. 46-80.
d-f. Material Culture (Overview)
A.L. Boozer, “Artifact and Activity: The Material Culture of Domestic Living,” in A.L.
Boozer, “Situating the Case Study: The Dakhla Oasis and Amheida,” in A.L. Boozer, A Late
Roman –Egyptian House in the Dakhla Oasis. Amheida House B2 (Amheida 2), New York,2016, p. 183-199.
d. Material Culture (Pottery)
C. Caputo, “Amheida/Trimithis (Dakhla Oasis): Results from a Pottery Survey in Area 11.
Bulletin de Liaison de la Céramique Égyptienne 24 (2014), p. 163-177.
———, “Egyptian and Imported Amphoras at Amheida,” in R.S. Bagnall & G. Tallet (eds),
The Great Oasis of Egypt: The Kharga and Dakhla Oases in Antiquity, Cambridge, 2019, p.
168-191.
C. Caputo, J. Marchand & I. Soto, “Pottery from the Fourth Century House of Serenos in
Trimithis/Amheida (Dakhla Oasis),” in D. Dixneuf (ed.), LRCW 5, Late Roman Coarse
Wares, Cooking Wares and Amphorae in the Mediterranean: Archaeology and Archaeometry(Études Alexandrines 43), Alexandria, 2017, p. 1011-1026.
D. Dixneuf, “La céramique de la Maison B2,” in A.L. Boozer, A Late Roman –Egyptian
House in the Dakhla Oasis. Amheida House B2 (Amheida 2), New York, 2016, p. 201-280.
I. Soto Marín, “Kegs from Amheida,” in R.S. Bagnall & G. Tallet (eds), The Great Oasis of
Egypt: The Kharga and Dakhla Oases in Antiquity, Cambridge, 2019, p. 192-200.
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A. Cervi, “Glass Vessels,” in A.L. Boozer, A Late Roman –Egyptian House in the Dakhla
Oasis. Amheida House B2 (Amheida 2), New York, 2016, p. 319-339.
f. Material Culture (Other)
A.L. Boozer, “Figurines,” in A.L. Boozer, A Late Roman –Egyptian House in the Dakhla
Oasis. Amheida House B2 (Amheida 2), New York, 2016, 292-307.
———, “Woven Material,” in A.L. Boozer, A Late Roman –Egyptian House in the Dakhla
Oasis. Amheida House B2 (Amheida 2), New York, 2016, p. 397-404.
A. Cervi, “Adornment,” in A.L. Boozer, A Late Roman –Egyptian House in the Dakhla
Oasis. Amheida House B2 (Amheida 2), New York, 2016, p. 309-317.
———, “Faience Vessels,” in A.L. Boozer, A Late Roman –Egyptian House in the Dakhla
Oasis. Amheida House B2 (Amheida 2), New York, 2016, p. 342-347.
———, “Wooden Objects,” in A.L. Boozer, A Late Roman –Egyptian House in the Dakhla
Oasis. Amheida House B2 (Amheida 2), New York, 2016, p. 393-395.
P. Davoli, “Unfired Clay Objects,” in A.L. Boozer, A Late Roman –Egyptian House in the
Dakhla Oasis. Amheida House B2 (Amheida 2), New York, 2016, p. 281-289.
D. Ratzan, “Coins,” in A.L. Boozer, A Late Roman –Egyptian House in the Dakhla Oasis.
Amheida House B2 (Amheida 2), New York, 2016, p. 349-351.
G. R. Ruffini, “Transport and Trade in Trimithis: The Texts from Area 1,” in A.L. Boozer, A
Late Roman –Egyptian House in the Dakhla Oasis. Amheida House B2 (Amheida 2), New
York, 2016, p. 353-367.
g. Bioarchaeology
N. Aravecchia, T.L. Dupras, D. Dzierzbicka, & L. Williams, “The Church at Amheida(Ancient Trimithis) in the Dakhleh Oasis, Egypt: A Bioarchaeological Perspective on an
Early Christian Mortuary Complex,” Bioarchaeology of the Near East 9 (2015), p. 21–43.
[available at https://www.anthropology.uw.edu.pl/09/bne-09-02.pdf]
V. Caracuta, F. Girolamo, P. Davoli, & R.S. Bagnall, “Farming and Trade in
Amheida/Trimithis (Dakhla Oasis, Egypt): New Insights from Archaeobotanical Analysis,”in A.M. Mercuri, A. C. D'Andrea, R. Fornaciari, & A. Höhn (eds), Plants and People in the
African Past: Progress in African Archaeobotany, Cham, 2018, p. 57-75.
P.J. Crabtree & D.V. Campana, “Faunal Remains from Amheida, Area 1,” in A.L. Boozer, A
Late Roman –Egyptian House in the Dakhla Oasis. Amheida House B2 (Amheida 2), New
York, 2016, p. 369-373.
T.L. Dupras, S.M. Wheeler, L. Williams, & P. Sheldrick, “Birth in Ancient Egypt: Timing,
Trauma, and Triumph? Evidence from the Dakhleh Oasis,” in S. Ikram, J. Kaiser, & R.
Walker (eds), Egyptian Bioarchaeology: Humans, Animals, And The Environment, ed. S,
Leiden, 2015, p. 53-66.
U. Thanheiser & J. Walter, “Plant Use in a Romano-Egyptian Household in the Third
Century CE,” in A.L. Boozer, A Late Roman –Egyptian House in the Dakhla Oasis. Amheida
House B2 (Amheida 2), New York, 2016, p. 376-392.

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1.13.10 Dakhla Oasis, ‘Ain el-Gedidaa. Site Overview
N. Aravecchia, “The Hamlet of ‘Ain el-Gedida in Dakhla Oasis,” Journal of the American
Research Center in Egypt 57 (2021), p. 13-32.
b. Excavation, Conservation and Survey
N. Aravecchia, ‘Ain el-Gedida, 2006-2008 Excavations of a Late Antique Site in Egypt’s
Western Desert, New York, 2018, Chapters 1-7.
d. Material Culture (Pottery)
D. Dixneuf, “La ceramique d’Ain el-Gedida,” in N. Aravecchia, ‘Ain el-Gedida, 2006-2008
Excavations of a Late Antique Site in Egypt’s Western Desert, New York, 2018, p. 285-446.
f. Material Culture (Other)D. Dzierzbicka, “Small Finds from ‘Ain el-Gedida: Other Categories,” in N. Aravecchia(ed.), ‘Ain el-Gedida, 2006-2008 Excavations of a Late Antique Site in Egypt’s Western
Desert, New York, 2018, p. 539-592.
D.M. Ratzan, “Coins from the 2006-2008 Excavations,” in N. Aravecchia, ‘Ain el-Gedida,
2006-2008 Excavations of a Late Antique Site in Egypt’s Western Desert, New York, 2018, p.
447-506.
g. Bioarchaeology
P.J. Crabtree, & D.V. Campana, “Class and ‘Romanization’ in Late Roman Egypt: Issues of
Identity and Faunal Remains from the Site of Amheida in the Dakhleh Oasis, Western
Egypt,” in N. Marom, R. Yeshurun, L. Weissbrod, & G. Bar-Oz (eds), Bones and Identity:
Zooarchaeological Approaches to Reconstructing Social and Cultural Landscapes inSouthwest Asia, Oxford, 2016, p. 293-302.
———, “Animal Remains from ‘Ain el-Gedida,” in N. Aravecchia, ‘Ain el-Gedida, 20062008 Excavations of a Late Antique Site in Egypt’s Western Desert, New York, 2018, p. 593599.

1.14 EASTERN DESERT AND RED SEA COAST
1.14.1 Wadi Araba
Institut français d’archéologie orientale and Macquarie University. Ouadi Araba.
https://www.ifao.egnet.net/recherche/archeologie/ouadi-araba
a. Site Overview
Y. Tristant, “Nouvelles découvertes dans le désert Oriental. Le Wâdî ‘Araba de la préhistoireà l’époque copte,” Bulletin de la société française d’Egyptologie 182 (2012), p. 33-53.
———, “Ouadi Araba,” in L. Coulon & M. Cressent (eds), Archéologie français en Égypte:
Recherche, coopération, innovation (Bibliothèque Générale 59), Cairo, 2019, p. 244-249.

1.14.2 Monastery of St Antony
b. Excavation, Conservation and Survey
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J. Blid, “Excavations at the Monastery of St Antony at the Red Sea,” Opuscula 9 (2016), p.
133-215.

1.14.3 Berenike
University of Delaware and University of Warsaw. The Berenike Project.
http://www.pcma.uw.edu.pl/en/projects/egypt/berenike/.
e. Material Culture (Glass)
I. Zych & R. Kucharczyk, “Traps of Residuality: What is Early Roman Glass Doing in a Late
Roman Household Rubbish Dump? The Case of Trench BE10-59 from Berenike on the Red
Sea (Egypt),” in P. Ballet, S. Lemaître, & I. Bertrand (eds), Acts of the Conference Held in
Poitiers University in October 2014: De la Gaule à L’Orient méditerranéen. Fonctions etstatuts des mobiliers archéologiques dans leur contexte, Rennes, 2019, p. 91-96.
f. Material Culture (Other)
J. Then-Obłuska, “Cross-Cultural Encounters at the Red Sea Port Site of Berenike, Egypt:
Preliminary Assessment (Seasons 2009-2012),” Polish Archaeology in the Mediterranean
24/1 (2015), p. 735-777.
———, “Beads and Pendants from the late Harbor Temple and Harbor Temenos in the Red
Sea Port of Berenike (Seasons 2010-2013): Materials, Techniques, Functions and Cultural
Attribution,” Polish Archaeology in the Mediterranean 26/2 (2017), p. 193-210.
———, “Between the Nile and the Ocean: The Bead Assemblage from Shenshef in the
Eastern Desert (4th–6th centuries AD),” Polish Archaeology in the Mediterranean 26/1
(2017), p. 719-747.
———, “Beads and Pendants from the Hellenistic to Early Byzantine Red Sea Port of
Berenike,” Polish Archaeology in the Mediterranean 27/1 (2018), p. 203-234.

1.15 COPTIC MUSEUM/AGRICULTURAL MUSEUM
E. Amin, “The Documentation and Treatment of a Coptic Child’s Tunic in Egypt,” Egyptian
Journal of Archaeological and Restoration Studies 9 (2019), p. 1-11.
M. Jones, “Conservation of Mural Paintings in the Coptic Museum,” in G. Gabra & H.N.
Takla, Christianity and Monasticism in Northern Egypt: Beni Suef, Giza, Cairo, and the Nile
Delta, Cairo, 2017, p. 297-311.
N. Mabrouk, “Investigation and Analysis of Two Coptic Textile Fragments in the
Agricultural Museum in Egypt,” Shedet 7 (2020), p. 277-297.

2. THEMATIC STUDIES
2.1 HISTORICAL/ARCHAEOLOGICAL OVERVIEW
R.S.Bagnall & D.W. Rathbone, Egypt from Alexander to the Copts: An Archaeological andHistorical Guide. Revised and Updated Edition, Cairo, 2017.

2.2 THE ARCHAEOLOGY OF CHRISTIAN IDENTITY
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N. Aravecchia, “Christian Identity in the Archaeological Record: A Case Study from Egypt’s
Western Desert,” in M. Ayad (ed.), Studies in Coptic Culture and Community: Ordinary
Lives, Changing Times, Cairo, in press.
D.L. Brooks Hedstrom, “Archaeology of Early Christianity in Egypt,” in W.R. Caraher, T.W.
Davis, & D.K. Pettegrew (eds), The Oxford Handbook of Early Christian Archaeology,
Oxford, 2020, p. 665-684.
S.J. Davis, “Archaeological Evidence for the Study of Early Monasticism,” in B. Kaczynski(ed.), The Oxford Handbook of Christian Monasticism, ed. Oxford, 2020, p. 101–120.
M. García Díaz, “Ser o no ser copto, he aquí la cuestión: arqueología e identidad en el Egipto
Cristiano,” in Asociación Jóvenes Investigadores en Arqueología. Excavemos (ed.), II
Jornadas Jóvenes Investigadores en Arqueología: Libro de Actas, Volume 2, Madrid, 2017,p. 216-244.
V. Ghica, “Pour une histoire du christianisme dans le desert occidentale d’Égypte,” Journalof Savants 2 (2012), p. 189-280.
———, “Vecteurs de la christianisation de l’Égypte au IVe siècle à la lumière del’archéologie,” in O. Brandt, G. Castiglia, & V. Fiocchi Nicolai (eds), Acta XVI congressus
internationalis archaeologiae christianae Romae (22-28.9.2013). Costantino e i Costantinidi:
l’innovazione costantiniana, le sue radici e i suoi sviluppi (Studi di antichità cristiana 66/1).
Vatican City, 2016, p. 237-264.
———, “L'archéologie du monachisme égyptien du IVe siècle: état de la question,” in T.
Rasimus & L. Painchaud (eds), Nag Hammadi à 70 ans. Qu’avons-nous appris?,(Bibliothèque Copte de Nag Hammadi Section “Études” 10), Leuven, 2019, p. 121-154.
C. Meurice, “Paul Durand II: les conditions réunies d'une archéologie copte,” in A.
Boud’hors & C. Louis (eds), Études coptes XIV, Seizième journée d’études (Genève, 19–21
juin 2013) (Cahiers de la Bibliothèque Copte 21), Paris, 2016, p. 31-45.
R. Ridinger, “Children of the Nile: Archeology and the Coptic Church,” Journal of Religious& Theological Information 18 (2019), p. 1-20. [available athttps://www.doi.org/10.1080/10477845.2019.1606188

2.3 THE LIVED ENVIRONMENT: LANDSCAPE; SETTLEMENT AND HOUSEHOLD
N. Aravecchia, “The Changing Sacred Landscapes of Egypt’s Western Desert in Late
Antiquity: The Case of ‘Ain el-Gedida,” American Journal of Archaeology 124 (2020), p.
301-320.
———, “The Hamlet of ‘Ain el-Gedida in Dakhla Oasis: A Late Roman Epoikion?” Journalof the American Research Center in Egypt 57 (2021), p. 13-32.
———, “Catechumens, Women and Agricultural Laborers: Who Used the Fourth-Century
Hall at the Church of ‘Ain el-Gedida, Egypt?” Journal of Late Antiquity 15 (expected 2022).
J.-P. Bravard, A. Mostafa, P. Davoli. K.A. Adelsberger, P. Ballet, R. Garcier, L. Calcagnile,& Gianluca Quarta, “Construction and deflation of irrigation soils Amheida Dakhla,”
Geomorphologie 22/3 (2016), p. 305-324.

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A.L. Boozer, “Towards an Integrative Interpretation of Life in a Romano-Egyptian
Household,” in A.L. Boozer, A Late Roman –Egyptian House in the Dakhla Oasis. Amheida
House B2 (Amheida 2), New York, 2016, p. 405-427.
———, 2017. “Towards an Archaeology of Household Relationships in Roman Egypt,” in S
R. Huebner & G. Nathan (eds), Mediterranean Families in Antiquity: Households, Extended
Families, and Domestic Space, ed., Chichester, 2017, p. 174-203.
D.L. Brooks Hedstrom, The Monastic Landscape of Late Antique Egypt: An Archaeological
Reconstruction, Cambridge, 2017.
———, “Reconsidering the Emerging Monastic Desertscape,” in N. van Doorn-Harder (ed.),
Copts in Context: Negotiating Identity, Tradition, and Modernity, Washington, DC, 2017, p.
205-217.
———, “The Archaeology of Early Christian Communities,” in W.R. Caraher, T.W. Davis,& D.K. Pettegrew (eds), The Oxford Handbook of Early Christian Archaeology, Oxford,
2019, p. 147-165.
———, “Monastic Settlements as Monastic Domestic Households,” in B.M. Kaczynski (ed.),The Oxford Handbook of Christian Monasticism, Oxford, 2020, p. 185-205.
———, “ʻThe Humility of the Desertʼ: The Symbolic and Cultural Landscapes of Egyptian
Monasticism," in I. Nilsson & M. Veikou (eds), From the Human Body to the Universe —Spatialities of Byzantine Culture, Leiden, 2022 (forthcoming).
———, “Three Monks and a House: The Archaeology of Monastic Householding in Late
Antique Egypt,” in C.E. Barrett & J. Carrington (eds), Households in Context: Dwelling in
Ptolemaic and Roman Egypt, Cornell, 2023 (forthcoming).
D.L. Brooks Hedstrom & H. Dey, “The Archaeology of the Earliest Monasteries,” in A.I.
Beach & I. Cochelin (eds), The Cambridge History of Monasticism in the Latin West, Origins
to the Eleventh Century, Vol. 1, Cambridge, 2020, p. 73-96.
S. Bucking, “Now You See It, Now You Don’t: The Dynamics of Archaeological andEpigraphic Landscapes from Coptic Egypt,” in M.T. Rutz & M.K. Brown (eds),
Archaeologies of Text: Archaeology, Technology, and Ethics, Oxford, 2014, p. 59-79.
F. Colin, A. Quiles, M. Schuster, D. Schwartz, C. Duvette, S. Marchand, M.-A. El Dorry, &J. van Heesch, “The End of the “Green Oasis”: Chronological Bayesian Modeling of Humanand Environmental Dynamics in the Bahariya Area (Egyptian Sahara) from Pharaonic Third
Intermediate Period to Medieval Times,” Radiocarbon 62/1 (2020), p. 25-49.
S.J. Davis, “Archaeological Evidence for the Study of Early Monasticism,” in B. Kaczynski(ed.), Oxford Handbook of Christian Monasticism, Oxford, 2020, p. 101-120.
T. Fournet, B. Redon, & M. Vanpeene, “Catalogues of the Baths of Egypt. III. Catalogue of
the Roman and Byzantine Baths of Egypt,” in B. Redon (ed.), Collective Baths in Egypt 2:
New Discoveries and Perspectives, Balaneîa = Thermae = Hammâmât “Etudes Urbaines 10),
Cairo, 2017, p. 451-523.
W. Godlewski, “Sacral and Administrative Centres of Semi-Anchoretic Sites in Egypt:
Archaeological Evidence,” in O. Delouis & M. Mossakowska-Gaubert (eds), La vie
quotidienne des moines en Orient et en Occident (IVe-Xe siècle) II, Questions transversales(Bibliothèque d’Étude 170), Cairo, 2019, p. 9-24.

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M. Gwiazda & T. Derda, “Marea: A Swan Song of Ancient Urban Planning,” Antiquity,
2021. [available at https://doi.org/10.15184/aqy.2021.88]
E.R. O’Connell, “‘They Wandered in the Deserts and Mountains, and Caves and Holes in the
Ground’: Non-Chalcedonian Bishops ‘in Exile’,” in J. Hillner (ed.), Clerics in Exile:
Networks, Space and Memory (Studies in Late Antiquity: A Journal 3.3), 2019, p. 436 –471.

2.4 BUILDINGS: FROM DESIGN TO DETAILING
2.4.1 Design and Practices
P. Grossmann, “Spatantike und mittelalterliche Vierstiitzenkirchen in Agypten,” in A. Łajtar,
A. Obłuski, & I. Zych (eds), Aegyptus et Nubia Christiana: The Wlodzimierz Godlewski
Jubilee Volume on the Occasion of his 70th Birthday, Warsaw, 2016, p. 139-148.
D. Karelin, “The Adoption of Late Roman Architectural Principles which Reflected the
Authoritative Concepts by the Early Christian Architecture,” in no editor specified, 3rdInternational Multidisciplinary Scientific Conference on Social Sciences and Arts SGEM
2016 (SGEM2016 Conference Proceedings, Aug 24-31, 2016, Book 4 Vol. 3: History ofArts, Contemporary Arts, Performing & Visual Arts, Architecture & Design), Sofia, 2016, p.
71-82.
———, “The Reconstruction of the Diocletianic Fortress in Babylon of Egypt: Architectural
Decorations and Details,” in A.V. Zakharova, S.V. Maltseva, & E.Iu. Staniukovich-Denisova(eds), Actual Problems of Theory and History of Art: Collection of articles, Volume 9, St.
Petersburg, 2019, p. 180–188.
B. Redon, “New Architectural Practices and Urbanism,” in K. Vandorpe (ed.), A Companion
to Greco-Roman and Late Antique Egypt, Hoboken, 2019, p. 519-532.
2.4.2 Building Materials, Surfaces and Fixtures
J. Auber De Lapierre, “Le 'trésor' de Ludwig Keimer: redécouverte de frises de bois d'unmonastère de Moyenne-Égypte,” in A. Boud'hors & C. Louis (eds), Études coptes XV. Dixseptième Journée d'études, Lisbonne, 18-20 juin 2015 (Cahiers de la bibliothèque copte 22),
Paris, 2018, p. 25-38.
———, “La Crucifixion par Ibrāhīm al-Nāsiḫ et Yūḥannā al-Armanī. Redécouverte d’un
triptyque ottoman chez les Jésuites du Caire,” Journal of Coptic Studies 21 (2019), p. 1-11.
B. Kilerich & H. Torp, “From Alexandria to Kenchreai? The Puzzle of the Glass Sectile
Panels,” in T.A. Bács, Á. Bollók, & T. Vida (eds), Across the Mediterranean - Along the
Nile. Studies in Egyptology, Nubiology and Late Antiquity Dedicated to László Török on the
Occasion of His 75th Birthday, Volume 2, Budapest, 2018, p. 643-658.

2.4.3 Semi-Portable Items: Lighting
D. Bénazeth, Catalogue general du Musée copte du Caire, Volume 1, Objets en metal(Mémoires publiés par les membres de l’institut français d’archéologie orientale 119), Cairo,
2001.
L. Chrzanovski, Lampes antiques, byzantines et islamiques du Nil à Oronte. La Collection
Bouvier, Warsaw, 2019.
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D. Foy, “Les portes-mêche des lampes en verre de l’antiquité tardive,” Provence historique
61 (2011), p. 207-239.
D. Keller, “Glasslampen im Kontext von architektonischen und liturgischen
Veränderungen,”in P.I. Schneider & U. Wulf-Rheidt (eds), Licht – Konzepte in dervormodernen Architektur (Diskussionen zur archäologischen Bauforschung 10), Regensburg,
2011, p. 255-270.
I. Motsianos, “Lighting Devices in Byzantium: Comparisons in Time and Space,” in I.
Motsianos & K.S. Garnett (eds), Glass, Wax and Metal: Lighting Technologies in Late
Antique, Byzantine and Medieval times, Oxford, 2019, p. 49-64.
M.-D. Nenna, “Lumieres en verre,” in M. Martiniani-Reber (ed.), Donation Janet Zakos. De
Rome à Byzanze, Collections byzantines du MAH-Genève 3, Geneva, 2015, p. 156-159.
2.4.4 Semi-Portable Items: Textiles
C. Fluck, “The Use of Textiles in Early Christian Churches – Evidence from Egypt (Fourth toSeventh Centuries),” in M. Horster, D. Nicolaou, & S. Rogge (eds), Church Building in
Cyprus (Fourth to Seventh Centuries): A Mirror of Intercultural Contacts in the Eastern
Mediterranean, ed., Muenster/New York, 2018, p. 247-266.
2.4.5 Semi-Portable Items: Wood, Ivory and BoneJ. Auber & A. Jeudy, Catalogue général du Musée copte du Caire. Objets en bois, Volume 1,
Cairo, 2018.
E. Rodziewicz, Ivory and Bone Sculpture in Ancient Alexandria (Antiquités alexandrines 2),
Paris, 2017.
2.5 MATERIAL CULTURAL: PRODUCTION AND CONSUMPTION
2.5.1 Overview
E. Swift, J. Stoner and A. Pudsey, A Social Archaeology of Roman & Late Antique Egypt:
Artifacts of Everyday Life, Oxford 2022.

2.5.2 Pottery
University of Southampton. Roman Amphorae: a digital resource [data-set].
https://archaeologydataservice.ac.uk/archives/view/amphora_ahrb_2005/
Online catalogue of Coptic ceramics: the Clémence Neyret database.
http://musee.louvre.fr/bases/neyret/index.php?lng=0
F. Arnold, S. Marchand & G. Williams, “Introduction: Medieval Pottery in Egypt (7th-19th
Century AD). State of Research,” Bulletin de Liaison de la Céramique Égyptienne 28 (2018),
p. 213-224.
P. Ballet, “État des recherches sur la production et la consummation des céramiques«communes» dans l’Égypte romaine et byzantine,” in D. Dixneuf (ed.), LRCW 5, Late Roman
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Coarse Wares, Cooking Wares and Amphorae in the Mediterranean. Archaeology andArchaeometry (Études Alexandrines 43, Volume 2), Alexandria, 2017, p. 807-830.
R. David, “Karnak au début de la période byzantine: caractérisation d’une production locale,”in D. Dixneuf (ed.), LRCW 5, Late Roman Coarse Wares, Cooking Wares and Amphorae in
the Mediterranean. Archaeology and Archaeometry (Études Alexandrines 43, Volume 2),
Alexandria, 2017, p. 963-974.
R.-P. Gayraud, & J.-C. Tréglia, “Amphores, céramiques culinaires et céramiques communes
omeyyades d’un niveau d’incendie à Fustat-Istabl ‘Antar (Le Caire, Égypte),” in N. PoulouPapadimitriou, E. Nodarou, & V. Kilikoglou (eds), LRCW 4, Late Roman Coarse Wares,
Cooking Wares and Amphorae in the Mediterranean, Archaeology and Archaeometry, The
Mediterranean: A Market Without Frontiers, ed. (BAR International Series 2616), Oxford,
2014, p. 365-375.
———. 2017. “La céramique culinaire des niveau ommeyyades d’Istabl ʽAntar-Fustat (642750 apr. J.-C.),” in D. Dixneuf (ed.), LRCW 5, Late Roman Coarse Wares, Cooking Wares
and Amphorae in the Mediterranean. Archaeology and Archaeometry (Études Alexandrines
43, Volume 2), Alexandria, 2017, p. 931-946.
T. Górecki, “Phasing Out LRA 7 Amphorae in Favor of New Wine Containers: Preliminary
Remarks Based on Finds from Excavations in Naqlun,” in A. Łajtar, A. Obłuski & I. Zych(eds), Aegyptus et Nubia Christiana: The Wlodzimierz Godlewski Jubilee Volume on the
Occasion of his 70th Birthday, Warsaw, 2016, p. 113-137.
D. Katzjäger, L. Peloschek, & L. Rembart, “The Multiplicity of Aswan Pink Clay Pottery(Roman Times to Late Antiquity): Synchronising Shape Repertoire, Clay Pastes and Firing
Properties,” Rei Cretariæ Romanæ Favtorvm Acta 44 (2016), p. 731-736.
M. Kenawi & C. Mondin, “Continuity of Production: Kilns and Fuel in Egypt and theMediterranean,” in R. Veal & V. Leitch (eds), Fuel and Fire in the Ancient Roman World:
Towards an Integrated Economic Understanding (McDonald Institute Conversations),
Cambridge, 2019, p. 87-96.
L. Mazou, “Nouvelles données sur les amphores d’Afrique vers la Cyrénaïque et l’Égypte.
De la fin de l’époque romaine aux premiers temps de la conquête arabe,” in D. Dixneuf (ed.),
LRCW 5, Late Roman Coarse Wares, Cooking Wares and Amphorae in the Mediterranean.
Archaeology and Archaeometry (Études Alexandrines 43, Volume 2), Alexandria, 2017, p.
881-900.
H. Möller & A.-K. Rieger, “Pottery from the Eastern Marmarica (Egypt): A Semi-Arid
Region as Producer and Mediator in Ptolemaic, Roman and Late Roman Time,” in N.
Poulou-Papadimitriou, E. Nodarou, & V. Kilikoglou (eds), LRCW 4, Late Roman Coarse
Wares, Cooking Wares and Amphorae in the Mediterranean, Archaeology andArchaeometry, The Mediterranean: A Market Without Frontiers (BAR International Series
2616), Oxford, 2014, p. 113-124.
J. Monchamp, ”Céramiques fatimides de Bâb al-Nasr, murailles de Caire (fin Xe-XIe s.),”Bulletin de liaison de la céramique Égyptienne 26 (2016), p.143–165.
———, “Sphero-Conical Vessels from the Ayyubid Wall in Cairo: A Typology (11th-15thc.), Journal of Islamic Archaeology 3 (2016), p. 195-207.
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———, “Assemblages céramiques d’époque medieval de Burg al-Zafar, mureilles du Caire,”
Bulletin de Liaison de la Céramique Égyptienne 27 (2017), p. 5-30.
———, Céramiques des murailles du Caire (find Xe – début XVIe s.) (Fouilles d’Institut
français d’archéologie orientale 77), Cairo, 2018.
———, “Céramiques médiévales et ottomans de Mashtal. Mureille du Caire,” Bulletin de
Liaison de la Céramique Égyptienne 28 (2018), 253-296.
L. Peloschek & D. Katzjäger, “Archaeological and Mineralogical Profile of Aswan Pink
Clay-Pottery from Late Antique Elephantine (Upper Egypt),” in D. Dixneuf (ed.), LRCW 5,
Late Roman Coarse Wares, Cooking Wares and Amphorae in the Mediterranean.
Archaeology and Archaeometry (Études Alexandrines 43, Volume 2), Alexandria, 2017, p.
997-1010.
A. Południkiewicz, “Painted Decoration of Water Jars from Byzantine Athribis in the
Egyptian Delta,” Polish Archaeology in the Mediterranean 25 (2016), p. 781-798.

2.5.3 Glass
Association internationale pour l’histoire de verre.
https://aihv.org/publications/.
Institut français d'archéologie orientale. Byzantine and Islamic Glass.
https://www.ifao.egnet.net/bases/verre/.
D. Foy, “Entre Orient et Occident, le verre islamique (VIIIe-XIIIe siècle): apports récents etreflexions sur les échanges et les influences,” in S. Wolf & A. de Pury-Gysel (eds), Annales
du 20e congrès de l’association pour l’histoire u verre, Fribourg/Romont, 7-11 septembre
2015, Rahden, 2017, p. 10-35.
D. Keller, “Disposition, Disposal and Re-use of Broken Glass from Early Byzantine
Churches,” in K. Janssens, P. Degryse, P. Cosyns, J. Caen, & L. Van’t Dack (eds), Annales
du 17e Congrès de l’Association Internationale pour l’Histoire du Verre, Antwerp, 2009, p.
281-288.
———, “Continuity and Change in Byzantine and Early Islamic Glass from Syene/Aswan
and Elephantine, Egypt,” in D. Keller, J. Price, & M. Jackson (eds), Neighbours andSuccessors of Rome. Traditions of Glass Production and Use in Europe and the Middle Eastin the Later First Millennium AD, Oxford: 2014, p. 194-199.
M.-D. Nenna, “Egyptian Glass Abroad: HIMT Glass and Its Markets,” in D. Keller, J. Price,& C. Jackson (eds), Neighbours and Successors of Rome, Traditions of Glass Production in
Use in Europe and the Middle East in the Later First Millennium AD, Oxford, 2014, p. 178193.
———, “L’étude du verre antique. Etat de la question,” in S. Wolf & A. de Pury-Gysel (eds),
Annales du 20e congrès de l’association pour l’histoire u verre, Fribourg/Romont, 7-11
septembre 2015, Rahden, 2017, p. 2-9.
———, “Le verre incolore dans l’Antiquité: de l’histoire de la production à l’histoire dugoût,” in P. Jockey (ed.), Les arts de la couleur en Grèce ancienne... et ailleurs: Approchesinterdisciplinaires (Bulletin de correspondence héllénique supplement 56), Athens, 2018, p.
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2.5.4 Clothing
L. Bender Jørgensen, “Textiles from a Late Roman/Byzantine ecclesiastical centre at Abu
Sha’ar, Egypt,” in M. Mossakowska-Gaubert (ed.), Egyptian Textiles and Their Production:‘Word’ and ‘Object’ (ZEA E-Books 86), 2020, p. 49-59. Published online. [available athttps://digitalcommons.unl.edu/zeabook/86]
I. Bogensperger, “Les fournisseurs des artisans: commerce de l’alun et teintures à l’alun,” inA. Quertinmont (ed.), De lin et de laine. Textiles égyptiens du 1er millénaire, Morlanwelz,
2019, p. 164-169.
D. Bénazeth, 2019. “La production des étoffes,” in A. Quertinmont (ed.), De lin et de laine.
Textiles égyptiens du 1er millénaire, Morlanwelz, 2019, p. 148-155.
A. De Moor, A., C. Fluck, & P. Linscheid (eds), Textiles, Tools and Techniques of the 1st
Millennium AD from Egypt and Neighbouring Countries: Proceedings of the 8th Conferenceof the Research Group ‘Textiles from the Nile Valley’, Antwerp 4-6 October 2013. Tielt,
2016.
———, Excavating, Analysing, Reconstructing: Textiles of the 1st millennium AD from
Egypt and Neighbouring Countries: Proceedings of the 9th Conference of the ResearchGroup ‘Textiles from the Nile Valley’ Antwerp, 27–29 November 2015. Tielt, 2017.
J. Dyer, D. Tamburini, E.R. O’Connell, & A. Harrison, “A multi-spectral imaging approach
integrated into the study of Late Antique textiles from Egypt,” PLoS ONE 13 (10) (2018)(2018), e0204699. [available at https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0204699]
A. Frydmann, “погребальная пелена из музея храма христа спасителя в москве : итоги
предварительного изучения (Egyptian Burial Shroud in Moscow Cathedral of Christ’s
Savoir’ Museum),” Journal of Historical, Philological and Cultural Studies 1 (2013), p. 1826.
———, 2015. “К вопросу о предварительном изучении погребальных масок,найденныхна некрополе Дейр аль-Банат (Фаюмский оазис) (Preliminary Study of the Mummy Masks
from Necropolis of Deir al-Banat),” in S. Ivanov & H. Tolmacheva (eds), And the Earth is
Joyous...:Essays in Honour of Galina A. Belova, Moscow, 2015, p. 94-114.
———, “К вопросу изучения саккарских погребальныхпелен (Saqqara Burial Shrouds in
The Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts and in The Egyptian Museum of Berlin),” Moscow
University History Bulletin, Series 8/5 (2017), p. 108-120.
B. Huber, “Parlons chiffons: les tuniques de Qarara,” in A. Quertinmont (ed.), De lin et delaine. Textiles égyptiens du 1er millénaire, Morlanwelz, 2019, p. 84-91.
S. A. el.-Kh. Ibrahim, H. Harrauer, & R. Pintaudi. “Ein vollständiges antikes
Männergewand,” in R. Pintaudi (ed.), Antinoupolis III, Scavi e materiali, Volume I (Edizioni
Istituto Papyrologico ‘G. Vitelli’ 7), Florence, 2017, p. 335-374.
B. Köstner, “What flaws can tell: a case study on weaving faults in Late Roman and Early
Medieval weft-faced compound fabrics from Egypt,” in M. Mossakowska-Gaubert (ed.),Egyptian Textiles and Their Production: ‘Word’ and ‘Object’ (ZEA E-Books 86), 2020, p.
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A. Kwaspen, “Quelques fragments de tuniques de la collection Fill-Trevisiol,” in A.
Quertinmont (ed.), De lin et de laine. Textiles égyptiens du 1er millénaire, Morlanwelz, 2019,p. 228-233.
F. Letellier-Willemin, “Tackling the technical history of the textiles of El-Deir, Kharga Oasis,
the Western Desert of Egypt,” in M. Mossakowska-Gaubert (ed.), Egyptian Textiles andTheir Production: ‘Word’ and ‘Object’ (ZEA E-Books 86), 2020, p. 37-48. Published online.
[available at https://digitalcommons.unl.edu/zeabook/86]
J. Moldenhauer, “Femmes chevauchant des animaux marins: les représentations de néréides
sur des pièces de textiles de l’Antiquité tardive,” in A. Quertinmont (ed.), De lin et de laine.
Textiles égyptiens du 1er millénaire, Morlanwelz, 2019, p. 220-227.
M. Mossakowska-Gaubert (ed.), 2020. Egyptian Textiles and Their Production: ‘Word’ and‘Object’ (ZEA E-Books 86), 2020. Published online. [available athttps://digitalcommons.unl.edu/zeabook/86]
A.D. Pleşa, “Religious Belief in Burial: Funerary Dress and Practice at the Late Antique and
Early Islamic Cemeteries at Matmar and Mostagedda, Egypt (Late Fourth-Early Ninth
Centuries CE),” Ars Orientalis 47 (2017), p. 18–42.
Quertinmont, A. (ed.), De lin et de laine. Textiles égyptiens du 1er millénaire. Morlanwelz,
2019.
T. Rooijakkers, “Een stoffige geschiedenis: Egyptische kleding in het eerste millennium
n.Chr.,” Phoenix 60/1 (2014), p. 19-33.
———, “Tracing the Red Thread,” in A. De Moor, C. Fluck, & P. Linscheid (eds),
Excavating, Analysing, Reconstructing: Textiles of the 1st millennium AD from Egypt andNeighbouring Countries: Proceedings of the 9th Conference of the Research Group ‘Textiles
from the Nile Valley’ Antwerp, 27–29 November 2015, Tielt, 2017, p. 242-252.
J. Sigl, 2020. “Egyptian pit-looms from the late 1st millennium AD – attempts atreconstruction from the archaeological evidence,” in M. Mossakowska-Gaubert (ed.),Egyptian Textiles and Their Production: ‘Word’ and ‘Object’ (ZEA E-Books 86), 2020, p.
22-35. Published online. [available at https://digitalcommons.unl.edu/zeabook/86]
R. Smalley, “Late Antique and Medieval headwear from Egypt in the Victoria and AlbertMuseum,” British Museum Studies in Ancient Egypt and Sudan 21 (2014), p. 81–101.
M. Szymaszek & L. Larsson Lovén, “Les textiles égyptiens de l’Antiquité tardive dans lescollections muséales internationales: identification des collections et provenance dumateriel,” in A. Quertinmont (ed.), De lin et de laine. Textiles égyptiens du 1er millénaire,
Morlanwelz, 2019, p. 18-23.
T.K. Thomas, “Perspectives on the wide world of luxury in later antiquity: Silk and otherexotic textiles found in Syria and Egypt,” in B. Hilderbrandt & C. Gillis (eds), Silk, Tradeand Exchange Along the Silk Roads Between Rome and China in Antiquity (Ancient Textiles
Series), Oxford, 2017, p. 51-81.

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C. Verhecken-Lammens & I. Karapanagiotis, “Analyse des teintures d’une sélection detextiles de la collection Fill-Trevisiol,” in A. Quertinmont (ed.), De lin et de laine. Textiles
égyptiens du 1er millénaire, Morlanwelz, 2019, p. 156-163.
A.J. Veldmeijer & S. Ikram, Catalogue of the Footwear in the Coptic Museum (Cairo),
Leiden, 2014.
2.5.5 Jewellery
J. Then‐Obłuska & L. Dussubieux, “Glass Bead Trade in the Early Roman and Mamluk
Quseir Ports – A View from the Oriental Institute Museum Assemblage,” ArchaeologicalResearch in Asia 6 (2016), p. 81–103.
2.5.6 Metal
D. Bénazeth, Catalogue general du Musée copte du Caire, Volume 1, Objets en metal(Mémoires publiés par les membres de l’institut français d’archéologie orientale 119), Cairo,
2001.
2.5.7 Coinage
B. Lichocka, “Nie tylko Numi Augg. Alexandrini. Wkład polskich numizmatyków w badania
monet w Egipcie od Okresu Późnego do okresu wczesnego panowania arabskiego/NOT
ONLY NUMI AUGG. ALEXANDRINI. The Contribution of Polish Numismatists to Studies
of Coins in Egypt from the Late Period to the Period of Early Arab Rule,” in W.
Kaczanowicz (ed.), Rzym antyczny. Polityka i pieniądz / The Ancient Rome. Politics andMoney, Volume 6, Katowice, 2017, p. 15-39.
2.6 FOOD, FOOD MANAGEMENT AND CONSUMPTION PRACTICES
D.L.Brooks Hedstrom, “Baking Bread and Salting Fish: The Archaeology of Egyptian
Monastic Kitchens and Ascetic Taste,” in M. Mullett, S. Ashbrook Harvey & M. Mass (eds),
Knowing Bodies, Passionate Souls: Sense Perceptions in Byzantium, Washington, DC, 2016,p. 183-206.
———, “Thinking About Monastic Food: Theory, Practice, and the Archaeology of Spatial
Design,” in M.-A. el-Dorry (ed.), Continuity and Transition: Approaches to Studying Foodand Drink in Egypt and Sudan, Cairo, in press.
M. A. El-Dorry, “Wine Production in Medieval Egypt: The Case of the Coptic Church,” inM. Ayad (ed.), Studies in Coptic Culture: Transmission and Interaction, Cairo, 2016, p. 5563.
D. Dzierzbicka, “Wine consumption and usage in Egypt's monastic communities (6th–8th
century),” in A. Łajtar, A. Obłuski & I. Zych (eds), Aegyptus et Nubia Christiana: The
Wlodzimierz Godlewski Jubilee Volume on the Occasion of his 70th Birthday, Warsaw, 2016,
p. 99–112.
———, “Wine dealers and their networks in Roman and Byzantine Egypt. Some Remarks,”
in A. Nodar & S. Torallas Tovar (eds), Proceedings of the 28th International Congress of
Papyrology, Barcelona, 1-6 August 2016 (Scripta Orientalia 3.),Barcelona, 2019, p. 510-524.
A.L. Gascoigne, “Cooking Pots and Choices in the Medieval Near East,” in J. Bintliff & M.
Caroscio (eds), Pottery and Social Dynamics in the Mediterranean and Beyond in Medieval
and Post-Medieval Times (BAR International Series 2557), Oxford, 2013, p. 1-10.
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D. Keller, “Pickled Eggs and Precious Spices. Glas in der spätrömischen Küche,” in P. Jung
& N. Schücker (eds), Utere felix viva: Festschrift für Jürgen Oldenstein(Universitätsforschungen zu prähistorischen Archäologie 208), Bonn, 2012, p. 103-112.
R. M. Luff & G. Bailey, “The Aquatic Basis of Ancient Civilisations: The Case ofCivilisations: The Case of Synodontis schall and the Nile Valley,” in G. Bailey, R. Charles, &N. Winder (eds), Human Ecodynamics: Proceedings of the Association for Environmental
Archaeology Conference (1998) Held at the University of Newcastle Upon Tyne (Symposiaof the Association for Environmental Archaeology 19), Oxford, p. 100-113.
M. Mossakowska-Gaubert, “Les moines égyptiens et leur nourriture terrestre (IVe-VIIesiècle),” in O. Delouis & M. Mossakowska-Gaubert (eds), La vie quotidienne des moines en
Orient et en Occident (IVe-Xe siècle) II, Questions transversales (Bibliothèque d’Étude 170),
Cairo, 2019, 145-184.
G. Pyke, “Food Management at a Monastic Household in the Wadi al-Natrun: The Ceramic
Evidence,” in M.-A. el-Dorry (ed.), Continuity and Transition: Approaches to Studying Foodand Drink in Egypt and Sudan, Cairo, in press.
P. Rose, G. Pyke, A. Clapham, & M. Lehmann, “A Storage Area from Hisn al-Bab, Aswan,
Food Management at a Monastic Household in the Wadi al-Natrun: The Ceramic Evidence,”in M. el-Dorry (ed.), Continuity and Transition: Approaches to Studying Food and Drink in
Egypt and Sudan, Cairo, in press.
2.7 ECONOMY, TRADE AND MIGRATION
A.L. Boozer, “The Social Impact of Trade and Migration: The Western Desert in Pharaonic
and Post-Pharaonic Egypt,” Oxford Handbooks in Archaeology (Oxford Handbooks Online),
Oxford, 2015. [available at DOI: 10.1093/oxfordhb/9780199935413.013.37]
E. Wipszycka, The Second Gift of the Nile. Monks and Monasteries in Late Antique Egypt(Journal of Juristic Papyrology Supplement 33), Warsaw, 2018.
———, “Les ressources économiques des communautés monastiques en Égypte aux IVeVIIIe siècles,” in O. Delouis & M. Mossakowska-Gaubert (eds), La vie quotidienne desmoines en Orient et en Occident (IVe-Xe siècle) II, Questions transversales (Bibliothèqued’Étude 170), Cairo, 2019, p. 347-358.

2.8 METHODOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENTS, QUESTIONS AND DIALOGUES
2.8.1 Cultural Heritage
O.A. Abdel-Maguid, “Ethics of Egyptology and Collecting: Who Needs the Past? National
Values and Egyptology,” Shedet 1 (2014), p. 44-51.
M. Hanna, M. Hanna, “Cultural Heritage Attrition,” in A.R. Gansell and A. Shafer (eds),
Testing the Canon of Ancient Near Eastern Art and Archaeology, Oxford, 2020, p. 315-319.
D. Heale, Egypt’s Christian Heritage: Cultural Heritage Management and Egypt’s Coptic
Monuments (BAR S2983), Oxford 2020.
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2.8.2 Stratigraphy and Context
R. Ast, & P. Davoli, “Ostraka and stratigraphy at Amheida (Dakhla Oasis, Egypt): A
methodological issue,” in A. Łajtar, A.Mirończuk, G. Ochała, J. Urbanik, & T. Derda (eds),
Proceedings of the 27th International Congress of Papyrology: Warsaw 29.07.–03.08.2013,
Volume 3 (Journal of Juristic Papyrology: Supplements 28), Warsaw, 2017, p. 1447-1472.
R.S. Bagnall, C. Caputo, R. Casagrade-Kim, & I. Soto, “New Evidence from Ostraca for the
Dating of 4th Century CE Ceramic Assemblages,” Bulletin de la Liaison de la Céramique
Égyptienne 27 (2017), p. 195-211.
R.S. Bagnall, & P. Davoli, “Papyrology, Stratigraphy, and Excavation Methods,” in A. Nodar& S. Torallas Tovar (eds), Proceedings of the 28th International Congress of Papyrology,
Barcelona, 1-6 August 2016, ed. (Scripta Orientalia 3), Barcelona, 2019, p. 717-724.
D. Keller, “Context, Stratigraphy, Residuality: Problems of Establishing a Chronology of
Early Byzantine Glass in Southern Egypt,” in B. Böhlendorf-Arslan & A. Ricci (eds),
Byzantine Small Finds in Archaeological Contexts (Byzas 15), Istanbul, 2012, p. 477-488.
A. Luijendijk, “On Discarding Papyri in Roman and Late Antique Egypt. Archaeology andAncient Perspectives,” in A. Nodar & S. Torallas Tovar (eds), Proceedings of the 28th
International Congress of Papyrology, Barcelona, 1-6 August 2016 (Scripta Orientalia 3),
Barcelona, 2019, p. 725-736.

2.8.3 Pottery Studies
P. Ballet, “And the Potsherds? Some Avenues of Reflection and Synthesis on the Pottery of
the Great Oasis,” in R.S. Bagnall & G. Tallet (eds), The Great Oasis of Egypt: The Kharga
and Dakhla Oases in Antiquity, Cambridge, 2019, p. 152-167.
P. French, 2016. “Why Does Egyptian Pottery Change?” in B. Bader, C. M. Knoblauch, & E.
C. Köhler (eds), Vienna 2 – Ancient Egypt Ceramics in the 21st Century, Proceedings of theInternational Conference Held at the University of Vienna, 14th-18th of May, 2012 (Orientalia
Lovaniensia Analecta 245), Leuven, 2016, p. 203-210.
M.F. Ownby, 2016, “Petrographic Analysis of Egyptian Ceramic Fabrics in the Vienna
System,” in B. Bader, C. M. Knoblauch, & E. C. Köhler (eds), Vienna 2 – Ancient Egypt
Ceramics in the 21st Century, Proceedings of the International Conference Held at the
University of Vienna, 14th-18th of May, 2012 (Orientalia Lovaniensia Analecta 245), Leuven,
2016, p. 459-470.
M.F. Ownby, E. Giomi, & G. Williams, “Glazed Ware from Here and There: Petrographic
Analysis of the Technological Transfer of Glazing Knowledge,” Journal of Archaeological
Science: Reports 16 (2017), p. 616–626.
S. Pradines, “The Sphero-Conical Vessel: A Difficult Interpretation Between Historical
Sources and Archaeology,” Journal of Islamic Archaeology 3 (2016), p. 153-162.

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H. Sadek, “Estimation of Firing Temperature of Islamic Ceramic using XRD and FTIR,”
Sadek 4 (2017), 167-174.
A. Sazanov, “Les amphores LRA 4 Problèmes de typologie et de chronologie,” in D. Dixneuf(ed.), LRCW 5, Late Roman Coarse Wares, Cooking Wares and Amphorae in the
Mediterranean. Archaeology and Archaeometry (Études Alexandrines 43, Volume 2),
Alexandria, 2017, p. 651- 670.

2.8.4 Glass Studies
Y. Shindo, “Islamic Glass with Impressed Decoration: The Problems of Dating and
Production,” in I. Lazar (ed.), Annales du 19e congress de l’association international pourl’histoire du verre, Piran 2012, Koper, 2015, p. 455-461.

2.8.5 Clothing/Textiles Studies
A. Quertinmont, “Les textiles coptes: problématiques, inspirations et polysémie,” in A.
Quertinmont (ed.), De lin et de laine. Textiles égyptiens du 1er millénaire, Morlanwelz, 2019,p. 10-17.
R. Smalley, “Dating Coptic Footwear: a typological and comparative approach,” Journal of
Coptic Studies 14 (2012), p. 97–135.

2.8.6 Scientific Analyses
S. Abdelaal, “New Approach for the Study of Wall Paintings in Abu el Leaf Monastery,
Fayoum Oasis, Egypt,” International Journal of Conservation Science 9 (2018), p. 429-438.

2.8.7 Other
J. Bogdani, “The Archaeological Atlas of Coptic Literature. A Question of Method,” Vicino
Oriente 21 (2017), p. 59-69.

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