Explorers, first collectors and traders of textiles : from Egypt of the 1st millennium AD /

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Corporate author / creator:Textiles from the Nile Valley (Research group). Conference (11th : 2019 : Antwerp, Belgium)
Imprint:[Veurne] : Hannibal, [2021]
©2021
Description:240 pages : illustrations (chiefly color) ; 30 cm
Language:English
German
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Format: Print Book
URL for this record:http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/12743777
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Other authors / contributors:Moor, A. de (Antoine), editor.
Fluck, Cäcilia, editor.
Linscheid, Petra, editor.
Vermeulen, Danaë Emilia, editor.
ISBN:9789464366075
9464366079
Notes:Includes bibliographical references (pages 220-233) and indexes.
17 English, 2 German contributions.
Summary:"Its dry climate means that Egypt boasts an exceptionally rich heritage of preserved ancient textiles. Since 1996, the international research group Textiles from the Nile Valley has been studying these Roman, Byzantine and early-Islamic textile artefacts, many of which have found their way into European and North American museum collections. The research group, consisting of curators, archaeologists, textile conservators and scientists, organizes a biennial conference at Katoen Natie HeadquARTers in Antwerp, and publishes a series of unique books on the importance of Egyptian textiles. This latest volume brings together the findings from the 11th conference, which was held from 25 to 27 October 2019. The focus is on the history of textile excavating and collecting, which goes back to the late 19th century. The book contains 18 text contributions describing recent fieldwork, conservation treatments and scientific research worldwide, in collaboration with major universities and museums such as the Victoria & Albert Museum in London and the Hermitage in St. Petersburg"--
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505 0 0 |t Explorers, first collectors and traders.  |t A very Victorian tourist : the Reverend Greville John Chester and 19th-century textile collecting at the Victoria and Albert Museum /  |r Benjamin Hinson ;  |t The question of "What went before?" and George Hewitt Myers : the formation of the Textile Museum archaeological collection /  |r Sumru Belger Krody ;  |t Alfred Wiedemann, Émile Brugsch, and the trade in mummy textiles at the end of the 19th century /  |r Veerle van Kersen ;  |t Late antique textiles from the Robert Forrer collection in Polish museums in the context of his activities as a textile dealer. Preliminary research /  |r Anna Glowa ;  |t A survey of the "Coptic" textiles from the Hermitage collection /  |r Olga Osharina ;  |t Textiles from Egypt's first millennium AD in Danish museum collections /  |r Anne Hedeager King ;  |t Sir Charles Nicholson and the Nicholson collections at the University of Sydney /  |r Clennda Susan Marsh-Letts and Candace Richards ;  |t Collecting on the side : textiles from the 1913-1914 excavations at Antinoopolis held in three Australasian museums /  |r Rosanne Livingstone ;  |t The first discovery of figured silks in Antinoopolis : Carl Schmidt's excavations in Egypt /  |r Kosuke Goto ;  |t One of the last choices of Albert Gayet in the field : a child's tunic from Antinoopolis in Lyon /  |r Fleur Letellier-Willemin ;  |t Fundort bekannt! Stoffe aus Qarara /  |r Claudia Nauerth unter Mitarbeit von Béatrice Huber --  |t Reception of textiles in the early 20th century.  |t "Coptic" fabrics, collectors, and the Fauves /  |r Nancy Arthur-Hoskins --  |t From collections: scientific methods and conservation.  |t Mini-weavings from Gebel Zeit /  |r Roberta Cortopassi and Mohamed Dallel ;  |t Site-by-site research on first millennium AD textiles from Egypt at the British Museum : conservation and documentation of archaeological collections /  |r Anna Harrison, Elisabeth R. O'Connell and Frances Pritchard ;  |t From the Middle Ages to the Modern era : a Coptic liturgical garment in the Römisch-Germanisches Zentralmuseum Mainz /  |r Petra Linscheid with a contribution by Ina Vanden Berghe --  |t Textiles from recent excavations.  |t Textile finds from burial 2003-NW-39 of the Fag el-Gamus necropolis /  |r Anne Kwaspen and Kristin South ;  |t Ein Mantel für die kalten Tage /  |r Béatrice Huber ;  |t New finds from old excavations in Western Thebes. Nineteenth-century scholars and the textiles from Deir el Bachît /  |r Sabrina Tatz ;  |t The spring 2019 season at Hisn al-Bab : care, study and general presentation of textile finds from Area 9 (6th-7th centuries) /  |r Amandine Mérat. 
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