New – 13 – volume of SAAC is available !
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The next volume (12) of our SAAC series (Studies in Ancient Art and Civilization), which is edited since 1991 is available now. The publication is dedicated to art and culture of the ancient Mediterranean world.
List of the articles:
Professor Maria L. Bernhard (1908 – 1998)
Some Remarks on the Representation of so called Boat Procession from Wadi el-Barramiya
Gazelles and Ostriches from Tell el-Farkha
Dwarf Figurines from Tell el-Farkha
The Royal Figurine (?) from Tell el-Farkha
Wavy-Handled and Cylindrical Jars in the Nile Delta – a View from Tell el-Farkha
Hagar el-Beida 2. Saving Sudanese Antiquities
Some Remarks on the Origins and the History of the Gold Plaques from Amathus
Crux ansata. Remarks on the Meaning of the Symbol and its Use on Coptic Funerary Stelae
Corpus Vasorum Antiquorum. New Edition of Polish Volumes 1931-1936
Ancient Sicily in the Eyes of Polish Travellers
The Tomb Pyramid of the von Eben und Brunnen Family in Roznow/Rosen near Kluczbork/Kreuzburg
„House in Colours of Pyramids…” Egyptian Revival Style in Polish Architecture: „The Egyptian House” in Krakow
Among the Monuments of the New Jewish Cemetery in Lodz References to Ancient Egypt and Near East
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