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Title Views of ancient Egypt since Napoleon Bonaparte : imperialism, colonialism and modern appropriations / edited by David Jeffreys.
Publication Info London : Routledge, 2016.


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Descript xvi, 223 pages : illustrations (black and white) ; 23 cm.
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Contents Series Editor's Foreword, Contributors, List of Figures, 1. Introduction - Two Hundred Years of Ancient Egypt: Modern History and Ancient Archaeology, 2. Imperialist Appropriations of Egyptian Obelisks, 3. Art and Antiquities for Government's Sake, 4. "Purveyor-General to the Hieroglyphics" - Sir William Gell and the Development of Egyptology, 5. Some Egyptological Sidelights on the Egyptian War of 1882, 6. Forgers, Scholars and International Prestige: Ancient Egypt and Spain, 7. 'Trans-Atlantic Pyramidology', Orientalism and Empire: Ancient Egypt and the 19th Century Archaeological Experience of Mesoamerica, 8. Egypt and the Diffusion of Culture, 9. Approaching the Peasantry of Greco-Roman Egypt: from Rostovtzeff to Rhetoric, 10. The British and the Copts, 11. Ancient Egypt and the Archaeology of the Disenfranchised, 12. Forgetting the Ancien Regime: Republican Values and the Study of the Ancient Orient, References, Index.
Note Reprint. Originally published: London: UCL Press/Institute of Archaeology, 2003.
ISBN 1844720012
9781844720019
9781598742022
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Series Encounters with Ancient Egypt
Encounters with ancient Egypt (London, England)
Subject Imperialism.
Egypt -- History -- To 640 A.D.
Egypt -- Historiography.
Alt author Jeffreys, D. G. (David G.) editor.
Descript xvi, 223 pages : illustrations (black and white) ; 23 cm.
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Contents Series Editor's Foreword, Contributors, List of Figures, 1. Introduction - Two Hundred Years of Ancient Egypt: Modern History and Ancient Archaeology, 2. Imperialist Appropriations of Egyptian Obelisks, 3. Art and Antiquities for Government's Sake, 4. "Purveyor-General to the Hieroglyphics" - Sir William Gell and the Development of Egyptology, 5. Some Egyptological Sidelights on the Egyptian War of 1882, 6. Forgers, Scholars and International Prestige: Ancient Egypt and Spain, 7. 'Trans-Atlantic Pyramidology', Orientalism and Empire: Ancient Egypt and the 19th Century Archaeological Experience of Mesoamerica, 8. Egypt and the Diffusion of Culture, 9. Approaching the Peasantry of Greco-Roman Egypt: from Rostovtzeff to Rhetoric, 10. The British and the Copts, 11. Ancient Egypt and the Archaeology of the Disenfranchised, 12. Forgetting the Ancien Regime: Republican Values and the Study of the Ancient Orient, References, Index.
Note Reprint. Originally published: London: UCL Press/Institute of Archaeology, 2003.
ISBN 1844720012
9781844720019
9781598742022
Series Encounters with Ancient Egypt
Encounters with ancient Egypt (London, England)
Subject Imperialism.
Egypt -- History -- To 640 A.D.
Egypt -- Historiography.
Alt author Jeffreys, D. G. (David G.) editor.
LOCATION SHELVED AT LOAN TYPE STATUS
 BJL Reading Room 1st floor HDC  DT 76.7 V6  4 WEEK LOAN  AVAILABLE

Subject Imperialism.
Egypt -- History -- To 640 A.D.
Egypt -- Historiography.
Descript xvi, 223 pages : illustrations (black and white) ; 23 cm.
Content text txt
still image sti
Media unmediated n
Carrier volume nc
Contents Series Editor's Foreword, Contributors, List of Figures, 1. Introduction - Two Hundred Years of Ancient Egypt: Modern History and Ancient Archaeology, 2. Imperialist Appropriations of Egyptian Obelisks, 3. Art and Antiquities for Government's Sake, 4. "Purveyor-General to the Hieroglyphics" - Sir William Gell and the Development of Egyptology, 5. Some Egyptological Sidelights on the Egyptian War of 1882, 6. Forgers, Scholars and International Prestige: Ancient Egypt and Spain, 7. 'Trans-Atlantic Pyramidology', Orientalism and Empire: Ancient Egypt and the 19th Century Archaeological Experience of Mesoamerica, 8. Egypt and the Diffusion of Culture, 9. Approaching the Peasantry of Greco-Roman Egypt: from Rostovtzeff to Rhetoric, 10. The British and the Copts, 11. Ancient Egypt and the Archaeology of the Disenfranchised, 12. Forgetting the Ancien Regime: Republican Values and the Study of the Ancient Orient, References, Index.
Note Reprint. Originally published: London: UCL Press/Institute of Archaeology, 2003.
Alt author Jeffreys, D. G. (David G.) editor.
ISBN 1844720012
9781844720019
9781598742022
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