This monograph represents the first comprehensive investigation of
the characteristically crude wooden "stick" shabtis of the late
17th and early 18th Dynasties. Developed from a case study of
examples in the Petrie Museum of Egyptian Archaeology and building
upon scholarship that has until now focused almost exclusively on
the importance of their inscriptions, the work offers new
perspectives on stick shabtis and their role in the cultic milieu
during a transitional period in ancient Egyptian history. The broad
based analysis draws upon excavation reports, archival material and
a comparative examination of the physical characteristics of Stick
shabtis in the Petrie Museum and from other collections. The book
is heavily illustrated throughout and incorporates a detailed
catalogue of stick shabtis in the Petrie Museum as well as a number
of previously unpublished examples from public and private
collections.
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