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TitleAmarna Reports V : Chapter 9 : Preliminary report on the Amarna basketry and cordage

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Year of publication1989

Dimensions35 x black and white printed paper

IGKT Resources box, item 13

Copy of chapter with black and white photos and drawings. The Egyptian city of (Tell) el-Amarna was
built by King Akhenaten around 1350 B.C. This preliminary report starts with a section on methods, which includes a corpus of definitions. The definitions and explanations assoicated with basketry and cordage are returned to in the third section, in order to prevent unnecessary turning of pages. The second section is basically an account of the recording, identification, cleaning, first aid conservation, and storage of the objects; the third section offers a quantitative view of the material and a survey of types of basketry and cordage found at Amarna. In addition, this section highlights a number of special objects and techniques. 35 bound pages.