| Russian Academy of Sciences Centre for Egyptological Studies, Moscow (CESRAS) & Russian Institute of Egyptology in Cairo (RIEC) Research Project on the Contents of the "Royal Cache" TT320 (also called DB320), Deir el-Bahari, Thebes Gaston Maspero: LES MOMIES ROYALES DE DEIR EL-BAHARI, Paris, 1889 Site Directory Personages Artifacts Iconography Deities Royal Cache TT320 Network Index |
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at the Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow, R.F., and, if possible, make a link to http://www.cesras.org. You may contact us by email: admin@cesras.org and we would be happy to
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placed in the Public Domain, so you are free to use therm for non-commercial, educational, and public services applications. If you use our material, please give a credit to CESRAS
at the Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow, R.F., and, if possible, make a link to http://www.cesras.org. You may contact us by email: admin@cesras.org and we would be happy to
help you in any way we can. Thanks for your visit to this site and please do come again. There will always be something new!
Here is a short Editor's Preface;
It is not seldom that we are asked why we invest much time and effort, publishing texts from the childhood of our science. All of these early works contain
both serious mistakes and errors. Students must take care and, when possible, professional advice when using this material. The CESRAS Team at
admin@cesras.org is always happy to help you. These historic texts from the Catalogue Général of the National Museum in Cairo are the works of people
who lived in the 19th century, who were there when Egyptology was born. We are dealing with first-hand observations recorded in books to which few
have access. Our purpose and goal is to give all people of all nations equal access to these documents, the words of Egyptology's parents.
E.Loring, Editor/ CESRAS/ November,2011
It is not seldom that we are asked why we invest much time and effort, publishing texts from the childhood of our science. All of these early works contain
both serious mistakes and errors. Students must take care and, when possible, professional advice when using this material. The CESRAS Team at
admin@cesras.org is always happy to help you. These historic texts from the Catalogue Général of the National Museum in Cairo are the works of people
who lived in the 19th century, who were there when Egyptology was born. We are dealing with first-hand observations recorded in books to which few
have access. Our purpose and goal is to give all people of all nations equal access to these documents, the words of Egyptology's parents.
E.Loring, Editor/ CESRAS/ November,2011
There are always two of Maspero's printed pages on one web page (scroll down); all bright blue underlined items are LINKS (click)
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