Saqqara: research 2018

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Friedman, F.D. (1996). Notions of cosmos in the Step Pyramid complex. In P. Der Manuelian (ed.), Studies in honor of William Kelly Simpson I (pp. 337–351). Boston: Department of Ancient Egyptian, Nubian, and Near Eastern Art, Museum of Fine Arts

Herbich, T. and Jagodziński, A. (2008). Geophysical investigation of the Dry Moat of the Netjerykhet complex in Saqqara. In Z. Sulgostowska and A.J. Tomaszewski (eds), Man, millennia, environment. Studies in honour of Romuald Schild (pp. 273–279). Warsaw: Institute of Archaeology and Ethnology, Polish Academy of Sciences

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Kowalska, A., Radomska, M., and Kozieradzka, I. (2010). The catalogue of burials and small finds. In K. Myśliwiec, K.O. Kuraszkiewicz, A. Kowalska, M. Radomska, T.I. Rzeuska, M. Kaczmarek, I. Kozieradzka, Z. Godziejewski, S. Ikram, and A. Zatorska, The funerary complex of Nyankhnefertem (=Saqqara 4) (pp. 27–72). Warsaw: Neriton

Kuraszkiewicz, K.O. (2006). Netjerikhet’s traces in the West. In M. Bárta, F. Coppens, and J. Krejčí (eds), Abusir and Saqqara in the year 2005: Proceedings of the conference held in Prague, June 27–July 5, 2005 (pp. 274–281). Prague: Czech Institute of Egyptology, Faculty of Arts, Charles University in Prague

Kuraszkiewicz, K.O. (2011). An afterworld for Netjerykhet. In N. Strudwick and H. Strudwick (eds), Old Kingdom, new perspectives: Egyptian art and archaeology 2750–2150 BC (pp. 139–142). Oxford: Oxbow Books

Kuraszkiewicz, K.O. (2013). Saqqara V.1. Old Kingdom structures between the Step Pyramid complex and the Dry Moat. Architecture and development of the necropolis. Warsaw: Neriton

Kuraszkiewicz, K.O. (2014). The tomb of Ikhi/Mery in Saqqara and royal expeditions during the Sixth Dynasty. EtTrav, 27, 201–216

Kuraszkiewicz, K.O. (2015). Marks on the faience tiles from the “Blue Chambers” of the Netjerykhet’s funerary complex. In J. Budka, F. Kammerzell, and S. Rzepka (eds), Non-textual marking systems in ancient Egypt (and elsewhere) (=Lingua Aegyptia. Studia monographica 16) (pp. 41–48). Hamburg: Widmaier Verlag

Kuraszkiewicz, K.O. (2018). Polish research west of the Step Pyramid enclosure. Saqqara Newsletter, 16, 11–22

Myśliwiec, K. (2001a). Le harpon de Sakkara. In H. Györy (ed.), Mélanges offerts à Edith Varga: “le lotus qui sort de terre” (pp. 395–410). Budapest: Musée des beaux-arts

Myśliwiec, K. (2001b). West Saqqara. Excavations, 2000. PAM, 12, 107–119

Myśliwiec, K. (2006). The “Dry Moat” west of the Netjerykhet enclosure. In M. Bárta (ed.), The Old Kingdom art and archaeology: Proceedings of the Conference held in Prague, May 31–June 4, 2004 (pp. 233–237). Prague: Czech Institute of Egyptology, Faculty of Arts, Charles University in Prague

Myśliwiec, K. (2017). Hole or whole? A cemetery from the Ptolemaic period in Saqqara. In T. Derda, J. Hilder, and J. Kwapisz (eds), Fragments, holes, and wholes: Reconstructing the ancient world in theory and practice (pp. 363–389). Warsaw: Raphael Taubenschlag Foundation

Myśliwiec, K. (2018). The “Dry Moat”: a new project. In K.O. Kuraszkiewicz, E. Kopp, and D. Takács (eds), “The perfection that endures....”. Studies on Old Kingdom art and archaeology (pp. 327–332). Warsaw: Department of Egyptology, Faculty of Oriental Studies, University of Warsaw

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Radomska, M., Kowalska, A., Kaczmarek, M., and Rzeuska, T.I. (2008). The upper necropolis. The catalogue with drawings (=Saqqara 3.1). Warsaw: Neriton

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Swelim, N. (1988). The Dry Moat of the Netjerykhet complex. In J. Baines, T.G.H. James, A. Leahy, and A.F. Shore (eds), Pyramid studies and other essays presented to I.E.S. Edwards (pp. 12–22). London: Egypt Exploration Society

Swelim, N. (2006). The Dry Moat, the south rock wall of the inner south channel. In E. Czerny, I. Hein, H. Hunger, D. Melman, and A. Schwab (eds), Timelines. Studies in honor of Manfred Bietak I (=OLA 149/1) (pp. 363–376). Leuven: Peeters

Welc, F. (2008). Some remarks on the early Old Kingdom structures adjoining on the west enclosure wall of the Netjerykhet funerary complex. PAM, 18, 174–179

Welc, F. (2011). The Third Dynasty open quarry west of the Netjerykhet pyramid complex (Saqqara). EtTrav, 24, 271–304