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[ikhet_sekhmet]

The EEF Guide to Internet Resources for Ancient Egyptian Texts

Paleolithic Notation Bibliography: "...over 400 academic articles, books, dissertations, and related publications (excluding book reviews and non-academic material) that discuss or evaluate the theory that some Paleolithic (primarily European Upper Paleolithic) artifacts contain non-

Comments

[lemon_cupcake]

Finally, here's Sekhmet being a supportive Mrs Ptah. Aw.

She's really very nice, Mrs. Ptah.

[ikhet_sekhmet]

When she's not in one of her Moods.

[lemon_cupcake]

Incidentally, you might want to get a hold of Mythes et légendes du Delta: D'après le papyrus Brooklyn 47.218.84, by Dimitri Meeks. Great material in there, stuff I've never seen anywhere; I'm going to have to update a few entries in the encyclopedia.

[ikhet_sekhmet]

Oh, that's gonna be a tough one - no copies in Australian libraries, costs $$$ secondhand. Nonetheless I shall persevere! (Say, that isn't the medical papyrus with the terrific Bes Pantheos, is it?)

You wouldn't happen to have Piankoff and Rambora's "Egyptian Religious Texts and Representations" volume III lying around there, would you?