Publications and Research Notes
A Magical Papyrus Fragment Speaks
by Elaine A. Evans, Curator, Adjunct Assistant Professor, McClung Museum Samples of ancient papyrus are rather rare due to the […]
A Foreign Captive at Medinet Habu
by Elaine A. Evans, Curator, Adjunct Assistant Professor, McClung Museum Introduction The McClung Museum has been given an ancient Egyptian, […]
People and Plants in the Prehistoric Southeast: New Information From South Carolina
by Gary D. Crites, McClung Museum Introduction During the past three decades, evidence pertaining to the interrelations between people and […]
Ancient Egyptian Coffin Face
by Elaine A. Evans, Curator/Adjunct Assistant Professor, McClung Museum Introduction The McClung Museum’s recently acquired ancient Egyptian wood coffin face […]
Cat Mummies
by Elaine A. Evans, Curator/Adjunct Assistant Professor, McClung Museum, University of Tennessee Introduction A recently acquired mask from a cat […]
Scholars, Scoundrels, and the Sphinx: A Photographic and Archaeological Adventure Up the Nile, Occasional Paper No. 14
Exhibition catalogue for Scholars, Scoundrels, and the Sphinx (January 28, 2000–July 30, 2000), which explores the Nile River Valley between 1850 and […]
Dynasty I Jar Sealings
by Elaine A. Evans, Curator/Adjunct Assistant Professor, McClung Museum, University of Tennessee Introduction In 1994 the McClung Museum received two […]
Icehouse Bottom and the Hopewell Connection
by James B. Stoltman, University of Wisconsin-Madison Note: The Icehouse Bottom site is located in Monroe County, Tennessee, near the town […]
American Explorers in the Land of the Pharaohs, Occasional Paper No. 13
Much of what we know about ancient Egypt is due to the dedicated efforts of American Egyptologists. This paper explores […]
The Sacred Scarab, Occasional Paper
by Elaine Altman Evans, Curator/Adj.Asst.Prof., McClung Museum, The University of Tennessee, Knoxville …thus I evolved myself under the evolutions of […]