The Journal of Egyptian Archaeology The JEA is a leading international journal for the publication of Egyptological research. The Journal publishes scholarly articles (main articles and brief communications), fieldwork reports, and reviews of Egyptological books. It comes out twice annually, in late summer and late winter. JEA for members: Members of the Society can choose to receive the JEA in print and/or online as part of their subscription. For further details or to join, please click here. Online subscribers can get access to JEA articles before they are printed through Online First. JEA for institutions: academic and commercial institutions can subscribe to the Journal via our publishing partner, SAGE Publishing, who handle all institutional customer services. Contributors If you would like to submit an article for inclusion in the Journal of Egyptian Archaeology then you can read more about our submission guidelines here or visit Sage Track: JEA Guidelines for Contributors Mentoring for Egyptian and Sudanese Authors (MESA) MESA is intended to support authors who submit papers to JEA which peer reviewers identify as promising a valuable contribution to scholarly debate, while also needing substantial input in terms of scientific rigour, academic writing, or related aspects. Read about MESA here Editorial board Editor-in-chief: Dr Claudia Näser Institute of Archaeology,University College London Managing Editor: Stephanie BoonstraEgypt Exploration Society Editorial advisers: Prof Kathryn A Bard, BostonProf Katja Goebs, TorontoDr Cary Martin, London Prof Olivier Perdu, ParisProf Dr Tarek Said Tawfik, CairoProf Willeke Wendrich, Los Angeles Contact: [email protected] Current issue: JEA 105.1 Contents: Articles Preliminary Report on the Work Undertaken in the Main City South at Tell el-Amarna: 7 October – 2 November 2017Anna Hodgkinson A Votive Isis-Throne for Minmose (Ashmolean Museum AN 1888.561)?Elizabeth Frood and Christelle Alvarez An Early Dynastic Crucible from the Settlement of Elkab (Upper Egypt)Wouter Claes, Christopher J. Davey and Stan Hendrickx The Co-Regency of Thutmose III and Amenhotep II RevisitedFilip Taterka The Typology of Settlements in Ramesside Middle Egypt. An Analysis of the Wilbour PapyrusJean-Christophe Antoine The Cultural Indexicality of the N41 Sign for bjA: The Metal of the Sky and the Sky of MetalVictoria Almansa-Villatoro Social Network Analysis in Egyptology: Benefits, Methods and limitsVincent Chollier At the Hands of Senwosret III? The Iconography and Style of the Reworked Colossi Cairo JE 45975 and JE 45976Daniel Soliman Passing from the Middle to the New Kingdom: A Senet Board in the Rosicrucian Egyptian MuseumWalter Crist Environmental Conditions in TT 209, Luxor. The Case of a Theban Tomb Subject to Periodic FloodingMiguel Ángel Molinero Polo and Vicente Soler Javaloyes The Teaching of Khety Twice – A New Reading of oBM EA 65597 as a School ExerciseJudith Jurjens New Insights into the Step Pyramid Complex: Klasens’ Unpublished Seal Impression DrawingsTatjana Beuthe ‘But He Has Broken Every Jar in the Place, as He Said He Would …’: Letters of Petrie to von Bissing: A Short Contribution to the history of EgyptologyWillem van Haarlem Book Reviews “Der Löwe auf dem Schlachtfeld”. Das Grab KV 36 und die Bestattung des Maiherperi im Tal der KönigeReviewed by Wolfram Grajetzki The Oxyrhynchus Papyri LXXXII (Nos 5290–5343)Reviewed by Francisca A. J. Hoogendijk