putting papyri into archaeological context: new insights from tebtunis, egypt

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Abstract
For more than a century, scholars have studied the ancient Egyptian texts written on rolls of papyrus that have been found in tombs, temples and cemeteries. But it is only recently that systematic attempts have been made, as at the site of Tebtunis in the Fayum oasis, to relate such texts to the archaeological contexts from which they came.
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Authors Andrew Monson, John Taie
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Journal spectrochimica acta part a, molecular and biomolecular spectroscopy
Year 2001
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10.5334/ai.0512
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