The Museum Journal | Egyptian Section

Vol. XVIII / No. 2

By: Cornelia H. Dam

The Tomb Chapel of Ra-Ka-Pou: A Court Official of 2650 B.C.

THE Fifth Dynasty Tomb of Ra-Ka-Pou from Saqqara was sent to this country by the Egyptian Government for the St. […]

Vol. XVII / No. 2

On May the eighteenth a reception was held at the Museum where a large number of invited guests inspected the […]

Vol. XV / No. 2

By: Clarence S. Fisher

Brief accounts of the excavation and a reconstruction of the throne room of the Merenptah palace at Memphis have already […]

Vol. XV / No. 1

By: Nathaniel Reich

There existed not only in our present day, but also in ancient times, many examples of confirmed bachelors. Such an […]

Vol. XV / No. 1

By: Clarence S. Fisher

During the winter seasons of 1921-22 and 1922-23 the University Museum chose for its field of operations in Egypt a […]

Vol. XIV / No. 2

By: Leon Legrain

The seals and seal impressions are the real jewels of the Babylonian Collections of the Museum. Up to the present […]

Vol. XIV / No. 1

By: Dr. Nathaniel Reich

In the important collection of Demotic papyri recently discovered by the Museum’s Expedition at Thebes, there is one document which […]

Vol. XIV / No. 1

The tragic death of Lord Carnarvon from pneumonia at Cairo, news of which has just been made public, is an […]

Vol. XIII / No. 1

By: George Byron Gordon

The terms Mohammedan Art, Arabic Art and Saracenic Art are used by different writers to describe the work of artists […]

Vol. XII / No. 1

By: Clarence S. Fisher

In the JOURNAL for December, 1917, a summary was given of the excavations in the palace of Merenptah at Memphis, […]