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Egypt in the First Millennium AD|E. R. O'Connell

Egypt in the First Millennium AD : Perspectives from New Fieldwork

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This volume contains the proceedings of the twenty-first annual BritishMuseum Egyptology Colloquium, which was the first in the seriesdedicated to post-pharaonic Egypt. The volume investigates continuityand change in the archaeological record in the First Millennium AD, focusing on the transitions to and from Late Antiquity (AD 250-800), when Egypt's population became Christian and, later, Islam wasintroduced. The fourteen contributors, representing the overlappingdisciplines of Egyptology, Archaeology and Art History withspecialisations in the pharaonic, Roman and Late Antique periods, present the results of new archaeological research at a range of sitescurrently under investigation. Seeking to identify trends and compareresults, the volume is organised according to four major themes: 1)settlements, 2) cemeteries, 3) settling rock-cut tombs and quarries and4) temple-church-mosque. Many of the contributions address adaptivereuse of earlier architecture, the recycling of earlier monuments asbuilding material (i.e. spolia), or both. Traditionally neglected bymodern scholars in favour of other periods in Egypt's long history, thestudy of First Millennium AD archaeology offers increasingly betteropportunities to evaluate both Egypt's distinctiveness and its rolewithin the wider Mediterranean region.

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  • ISBN-13: 9789042930711
  • ISBN-10: 9042930713
  • Publisher: Peeters
  • Publish Date: December 2014
  • Dimensions: 11.9 x 9.6 x 0.9 inches
  • Shipping Weight: 3.92 pounds
  • Page Count: 314

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