JEA_64_1978

THE JOURNAL OF

Egyptian Archaeology VOLUME 64 1978

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THE EGYPT EXPLORAnON SOCIETY 3 DOUGHTY MEWS, LONDON WC1N 2PC Price (0 non.members £10·00 ISSN 0307-5133

THE JOURNAL OF

Egyptian Archaeology VOLUME 64

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THE EGYPT EXPLORATION SOCIETY 3 DOUGHTY MEWS, LONDON, WCIN zPG

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CONTENTS PAGE EDITORIAL FOREWORD EXCAVATIONS AT THE MEMPHITE TOMB OF I:IOREM~EB, 1977: PRELIMINARY REPORT Geoffrey T. Martin. THE NORTH SAQQARA TEMPLE-TOWN SURVEY: PRELIMINARY REPORT FOR 1976/77 H. S. Smith and D. G. Jeffreys PRELIMINARY REPORT ON THE EL-'AMARNA SURVEY, 1977 Barry J. Kemp EXCAVATIONS AT THE PYRAMID OF USERKAF, 1976: PRELIMINARY REPORT Aly EI-Khouly AN OFFERING-TABLE OF SESOSTRIS 1 FROM EL-LISHT Aly EI-Khouly Mordechai Gilula PYR. 604c-d AND WESTCAR 7/17-19 Two ENIGMATIC HIEROGLYPHS AND THEIR RELATION TO THE SED-FESTIVAL. A. J. Spencer Alessandra Nibbi THE SrT SIGN UN DROIT PENAL EXISTAIT-IL STRICTO SENSU EN EGYPTE S. Allam PHARAONIQUE? Abdel Monem A. H. Sayed THE RECENTLY DISCOVERED PORT ON THE RED SEA SHORE William H. Peck Two SEATED SCRIBES OF DYNASTY EIGHTEEN THE FRONTAL SINUSES OF THE REMAINS PURPORTED TO BE Pedro Costa AKHENATEN . Elizabeth Thomas THE 'WELL' IN KINGS' TOMBS OF BIBAN EL-MoLUK Paule Posener-Krieger A LETTER TO THE GOVERNOR OF ELEPHANTINE Carol A. R. Andrews A FAMILY FOR ANHAI ? SOME EGYPTIAN BEAD-WORK FACES IN THE WELLCOME Kate Bosse-Griffiths COLLECTION AT UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, SWANSEA. Alan B. Lloyd Two FIGURED OSTRACA FROM NORTH SAQQARA OBSERVATIONS ON THE ARCHIVE OF I:IOR J. D. Ray F. Filce Leek. EUTROPIUS NILOTICUS EGYPTIAN ANTIQUITIES ACQUIRED IN 1976 BY MUSEUMS IN Edited by J anine Bourriau THE UNITED KINGDOM

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BRIEF COMMUNICATIONS: The Tura Caves, by Nial Charlton, p. 128; 'Liaison' n between -n and wi, by R. O. Faulkner, p. 129; Peasant B 141-145, by M. Gilula, p. 129; Some remarks on nominal patterns in Middle Egyptian, by A. M. Bakir, p. 130; Another example of the verb nh 'shelter', by Henry G. Fischer, p. 131; A staff of the Princess's Butler, Tuthmosis, by J. Rume, p. 132; One of Tut