The Survey of Memphis III
The Third Intermediate Period Levels
by David Aston and David Jeffreys
The third volume of the Survey of Memphis focuses on the Third Intermediate Period, offering an introduction to the monuments, a complete catalogue of pottery diagnostics from area RAT at Kom Rabia, and an essay on life during that era.
This third volume of the Survey of Memphis deals specifically with the Third Intermediate Period at the site of Egypt’s ancient capital providing a general introduction to the extant monuments of that period, a complete catalogue of the Third Intermediate Period pottery diagnostics found during the excavation of area RAT at Kom Rabia, and an essay on life at that time.
- By (author) David Aston
- By (author) David G Jeffreys
Other Titles in this Series
The Anubieion at Saqqara IV
Pottery of the Late Dynastic Period with Comparative Material from the Sacred Animal Necropolis
Volume 110
The Sacred Animal Necropolis at North Saqqara
The Mother of Apis and Baboon Catacombs: The Archaeological Report
Volume 76
The Survey of Memphis IX
Kom Rabi'a: The Objects from the Late Middle Kingdom Installations (Levels VI-VIII)
Volume 115
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