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E. Ferraris, P. Buscaglia, S. Maineri, J. Vilaro Fabregat, C. Ricci and T. Cavaleri
The coffin set of Tamutmutef storytelling: a new exhibition area in the Museo Egizio of Turin
Melanie Flossman-Schuetze and Jan Dahms
“Coffins in 3D”: The coffin collection of the SMAEK and their digitization
Verena Kotonski, John Taylor, Roux Malherbe and Barbara Wills
The Aswan mummy case: cartonnage conservation, curatorship and finding a YouTube audience
Marie Peterkova Hlouchova
Wooden coffins of the centre and provinces in the Old Kingdom
Ahmed Tarek, Wael Sherbiny, Nour Badr, Mohamed Abdelrahman and Moamen Othman
Implementing modern imaging techniques in examining and visualising Middle Kingdom coffins
Lisa Sartini, Jaume Vilaró Fabregat, Margaret Serpico and Gersande Eschenbrenner Diemer
The Medjehu Project and its interdisciplinary study of New Kingdom wooden coffins originating from Deir el-Medina
Alessia Amenta and Jaume Vilaro Fabregat
The Vatican Coffin Project. The coffin set of Ikhy from the Museo Gregoriano Egizio provides new observations on the tomb of Bab el-Gasus
Daniela Galazzo and Shirly Ben Dor Evian
The Application of Reflectance Transformation Imaging (RTI) on Ancient Egyptian Coffin-lids at the Israel Museum, Jerusalem as a New Analytic Approach to Workshop Identification
Rogerio Sousa
On the making of the Yellow type: Coffin craftsmanship in Thebes during the Ramesside period
Cynthia May Sheikholeslami
Representations of Nut in Twenty-Second/Twenty-Third Dynasty Theban Coffins
Charlotte Hunkeler
Small pieces in the bigger Picture: coffin and cartonnage fragments from Tomb KV40 in the Valley of the Kings
Caroline Thomas and Helene Guichard
They are cartonnage coffins, not mummy cases: a small production between tradition and innovation
Moamen Othman, Mohamed Abdelrahman, Nour M. Badr, Ahmed Tarek Ibrahim, Eid Mertah, Mohamed Ibrahim and Akram Atallah
Multidisciplinary investigation of the complex layered structures of a ‘bivalve’ coffin made of cartonnage for the Prophet of Montu, Besenmut II
Marie Vandenbeusch
Exploring coffin manufacture during the 25th Dynasty using CT scan technology
Tuuli Kasso, Jens Stenger, Caterina Zaggia, Gianluca Pastorelli, Max Ramsøe, Elsa Yvanez, Chiara Spinazzi-Lucchesi, Matthew Collins and Cecilie Brøns
Craft for context: a multidisciplinary analysis of a Romano-Egyptian mummy mask at the Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek, Copenhagen
Nour M. Badr, Moamen Othman, Mohamed Abdel-Rahman, Eid Mertah, Ahmed Tarek and Mohamed Ragab
The power of imaging techniques for documentation of ancient Egyptian coffins applied to the sarcophagus of Ankhefenkhons CG 41001 and Ramses IV coffin
CG61041, in the Egyptian Museum, Cairo
Stefania Mainieri
The “missing piece of the puzzle”. The way to render the human shape and facial features in the yellow coffins of the Third Intermediate Period and
their evolution
Agathe Jagerschmidt-Seguin, Delphine Elie-Lefebvre, Sophie Joigneau, Marie Louis, Thierry Palanque, Marta Garcia-Darowska, Laure de Guiran, Agnès Lattuati-Derieux, Louis Chassouant, Yannick Vandenberghe and Noëlle Timbart
Material history and restoration of Setjaimengaou’s coffins kept at the Museum of Picardie (Amiens, France): An integrative approach
Mohamed Moustafa, Medhat Abdallah, Ahmed Abdrabou and Hussein M. Kamal
New insights into the materials and manufacturing techniques used to paint a Late Period wooden coffin
Rebecca Stacey
Reading residues on coffins: reflections on ten years of molecular research at the BM
Rachel Aronin and Isabel Schneider
Paint it black: new scientific analysis of black “goo” on Brooklyn Museum 37.1927Ea-b
Caterina Zaggia, Jan Dekker, Louise Le Meillour, Matthew Collins and Marcos Martinón-Torres
Employing paleoproteomic techniques for the characterisation of glues and binders from Egyptian coffins
Abdelmoniem Mohamed Abdelmoniem
Conservation processes used on a painted wooden coffin at Saqqara
Abdelmoniem Mohamed Abdelmoniem
Preserving history: The formal approach to conservation of a wooden coffin covered with a black resin layer and coloured materials at
Dahshur Archaeological Area
Katharina Stoevesand and Abdelrazek Elnaggar
A group of el-Hibe coffins in the Egyptian Museum Cairo. Unique iconographies and unusual wealth in a provincial cemetery
Kylie Thomsen
Reassessing the sarcophagus of Hunefer in context
Isa Boehme
Isa has kindly provided two videos of the full version of her presentation here:
Presented version: The use, placement, and design of body containers in K24, Saqqara, and their social level
Jiri Janak and Renata Landgrafova
Coffinless resurrection. The tombs of the Saite-Persian period at Abusir
Mykola Tarasenko
Fragment of the coffin of Amenhaiu (Odesa Archaeological Museum inv. No. 52611)
Elisabeth Kruck
A coffin for dating – or should we even date?
Caroline Arbuckle
The religious significance of coffin timbers
Marta Dominguez-Delmas, María Oliva Rodriguez Ariza, Gersande Eschenbrenner-Diemer and Alejandro Jimenez-Serrano
Dendrochronology and palaeography shed light on coffin production and burial practices of Twelfth Dynasty Egypt
Nesrin El Hadidi, Lenda Sharaf, Amira El Baroudy and WesamEldin I. A. Saber
How to monitor, identify and assess biodeterioration in ancient Egyptian wooden coffins
Alex Loktionov
Coffins in court: The place and value of coffins in Ramesside legal documents
Kathlyn M. Cooney
Surviving king’s coffins from the royal Theban cache TT 320: Seqenenre Tao, Thutmose I, Thutmose III, and Ramses II
