A former archaeologist at Minister’s Science Office (Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities), currently, a lecturer of ancient Egyptian language at faculty of archaeology, Aswan university.
This article aims to publish a stela (Figs. 1, 2) from Sheikh Hamad Antiquities Storehouse, Sohag... more This article aims to publish a stela (Figs. 1, 2) from Sheikh Hamad Antiquities Storehouse, Sohag (S3-439), The stela was found in the store of heirs of the trader Isaac Megla'a in Akhmim, which was registered in the inventory of Supreme Council of Antiquities on 22/6/1995 which are kept in the storehouse Number 4, box number 3 in the Archive Hall at Sety I temple in Abydos. Then the stela was transferred to Sheikh Hamad Antiquities Storehouse, Sohag.
The purpose of this article is to present five unpublished Coptic ostraca that are kept in the ma... more The purpose of this article is to present five unpublished Coptic ostraca that are kept in the magazines of the Coptic Museum (CM). These ostraca were selected from the inventory of the Coptic Museum as part of my MA thesis.1 Unfortunately, no information on their provenance and history is available in the museum’s register. Some data is provided by S. Kent Brown in The Ostraca of the Coptic Museum in Old Cairo, Egypt (2009), a complete catalog of the 1,127 ostraca.
This article aims to publish a stela (Figs. 1, 2) from Sheikh Hamad Antiquities Storehouse, Sohag... more This article aims to publish a stela (Figs. 1, 2) from Sheikh Hamad Antiquities Storehouse, Sohag (S3-439), The stela was found in the store of heirs of the trader Isaac Megla'a in Akhmim, which was registered in the inventory of Supreme Council of Antiquities on 22/6/1995 which are kept in the storehouse Number 4, box number 3 in the Archive Hall at Sety I temple in Abydos. Then the stela was transferred to Sheikh Hamad Antiquities Storehouse, Sohag.
The purpose of this article is to present five unpublished Coptic ostraca that are kept in the ma... more The purpose of this article is to present five unpublished Coptic ostraca that are kept in the magazines of the Coptic Museum (CM). These ostraca were selected from the inventory of the Coptic Museum as part of my MA thesis.1 Unfortunately, no information on their provenance and history is available in the museum’s register. Some data is provided by S. Kent Brown in The Ostraca of the Coptic Museum in Old Cairo, Egypt (2009), a complete catalog of the 1,127 ostraca.
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