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Select article: An Analysis of Ancient Egyptian Bronze and Faience Bells Depicting the God Bes,Animal Heads,and Other Divine Symbols

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An Analysis of Ancient Egyptian Bronze and Faience Bells Depicting the God Bes,Animal Heads,and Other Divine Symbols

Jennifer Scott

The Journal of Egyptian Archaeology

Select article: A Predynastic Egyptian Fish–Antelope Composite Figure

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First published June, 2023

A Predynastic Egyptian Fish–Antelope Composite Figure

Jordan Miller

The Journal of Egyptian Archaeology

Select article: Caging/Self-Caging: Materiality and Memes as Tools for Geopolitical Analysis

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Caging/Self-Caging: Materiality and Memes as Tools for Geopolitical Analysis

Fabrizio Eva

Human Geography

Select article: The Venetian Images by Bellini and Carpaccio: Job as Intercessor or Prophet?

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The Venetian Images by Bellini and Carpaccio: Job as Intercessor or Prophet?

Heidi J. Hornik

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Select article: Right and Left in Art: The Annunciation

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Right and Left in Art: The Annunciation

Simon Altmann

Empirical Studies of the Arts

Select article: The self—harmed,visualized,and reblogged: Remaking of self-injury narratives on Tumblr

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The self—harmed,visualized,and reblogged: Remaking of self-injury narratives on Tumblr

Yukari Seko, Stephen P Lewis

New Media & Society

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