The Egypt Exploration Society Who Was Who in Egyptology Edited by Morris L Bierbrier First published in 1951, edited by Warren R Dawson, Who Was Who in Egyptology is a standard reference work for anyone interested in the history of Egyptology. From the earliest travellers to scholars and excavators of more recent times, the book contains biographical details of the lives and careers of those who have shaped the discipline, with photographs of many of its subjects. The second edition, edited by Eric Uphill, was published in 1969 and the third, edited by Morris Bierbrier, in 1995. This fourth edition, again edited by Dr Bierbrier, contains many new and revised entries and a wider range of photographs than in previous editions. ISBN: 978 0 85698 207 1. 2012. Price: £35. EES Members: £25.
The Tomb of Maya and Meryt I. The Reliefs, Inscriptions, and Commentary Geoffrey Thorndike Martin with contributions by Jacobus van Dijk and Kenneth J Frazer Maya was one of the most important officials of state under Tutankhamun. The holder of many titles in the administration, the chief of which was Overseer of the Treasury, he was also responsible for the security of the royal tombs in the Valley of the Kings. Maya and his wife Meryt erected a magnificent tomb at Saqqara, the necropolis of the capital city, Memphis. Wrecked in antiquity by tomb robbers, much remained nevertheless to be recorded by the EES-Leiden mission, which located the tomb in 1986. The present volume provides a full record of the architecture, scenes, and texts in the superstructure, as well as the unique painted substructure reliefs of the monument, detailed indexes, and an overview of the life of the tomb-owners. EES Excavation Memoir 99. ISBN: 978 0 85698 206 4. 2012. Price: £80. EES Members and Friends of Saqqara Foundation (to 31 December 2012): £40
Egyptian Archaeology binders and index Binders for Egyptian Archaeology, can be purchased at the EES online shop: www.ees-shop.com or ordered from the EES London Office (address below). Each binder costs £10 and holds ten issues of the magazine. An index to EAs 31-40 has been prepared by Lyn Stagg and can be downloaded from the EES website: www.ees.ac.uk/publications/egyptian-archaeology.html If you would prefer to receive a printed copy of the Index to EAs 31-40 (no charge), please contact Rob Tamplin (details below) EES publications and merchandise can be purchased from: The Egypt Exploration Society 3 Doughty Mews, London WC1N 2PG, United Kingdom. Telephone: +44 (0)20 7242 2266. Fax: +44 (0)20 7404 6118. E-mail: rob.tamplin@ees.ac.uk On-line shop: www.ees-shop.com
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