Ancient Egypt in the Museum: Concepts and Constructions

Christina Riggs

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Ancient Egypt and Archaeology Museums and Cultural Heritage Libraries and Information Services

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This chapter contains sections titled: Introduction Egypt in Early Collections: Natural or Not? “Discovering” Egypt: The New Muse “Othering” Egypt: The Colonial Era Organizing Egypt: Taxonomies of Museums, Objects, and Disciplines Embodying Egypt: Race and Mummies Owning Egypt: Interpretation, Consumption, and the Antiquities Trade Conclusion Further Reading

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