Late Egypt and Her Neighbours
Foreign Population in Egypt in the First Millennium BC
By (author) J.K. Winnicki
The author researches immigration and presence of foreign ethnics in the Nile valley in the first millennium BC. The study concentrates on ethnic groups originating from Egypt’s direct vicinity (e.g. Libyans and Nubians). The aim of the book is to describe their place within the social and political frame of the Egyptian society in the Late Pharaonic and Ptolemaic periods.
- By (author) J.K. Winnicki
Other Titles in this Series
Monks and the Hierarchical Church in Egypt and the Levant during Late Antiquity
With a Chapter on Persian Christians in Late Antiquity by Adam Izdebski
Volume 40
Monks and the Hierarchical Church in Egypt and the Levant during Late Antiquity
With a Chapter on Persian Christians in Late Antiquity by Adam Izdebski
Volume 40
Bishops and Bishoprics in Egypt, Nubia, and Ethiopia (Fourth-Fourteenth Centuries)
Religious Authorities, Episcopal Seats, and Interactions in Local and Regional Perspectives
Volume 45
Monastic Microtheologies
Religious Expressions and Imagery in the Monastic Letters from Western Thebes
Volume 42
Liturgical Poetry in Christian Nubia
The Evidence of the Wall Inscriptions in the Lower Church at Banganarti
Volume 38
A Late Christian Pilgrimage Centre in Nubia
The Evidence of Wall Inscriptions in the Upper Church at Banganarti
Volume 39
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