The UCL Lahun Papyri: Accounts

Stephen G. Quirke

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Ancient Egypt and Archaeology Classical Antiquity Studies Ancient Near East History

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This volume completes the presentation of all University College London's Lahun papyri (see BAR S1083/2002 and S1209/2004). Over half of the great mass of papyrus fragments retrieved by Petrie from the Middle-Kingdom town-site near al-Lahun (Fayum region) comprises administrative records and the authors have divided the analyses into items for which Petrie-Griffith lot numbers are known, items for which Petrie-Griffith lot numbers are not known, and items of less determinate content not included in otherseries. The work includes a CD showing colour photographs of the original material.

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