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 annually in the 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. Join the EES 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: Claudia Näser Institute of Archaeology,University College London Managing Editor: Stephanie BoonstraEgypt Exploration Society Editorial advisers: Mamdouh Eldamaty, Ain Shams University, EgyptElizabeth Frood, University of Oxford, UKFredrik Hagen, University of Copenhagen, DenmarkSalima Ikram, American University Cairo, EgyptDimitri Laboury, Université Liège, BelgiumCary Martin, University College London, UKRune Nyord, Emory University, USAIlona Regulski, The British Museum, UKAnna Stevens, Monash University, Australia Contact: [email protected] Current issue: JEA 108 Contents: Geoffrey A. T. Martin 1932-2022Sergio Alarcón Robledo Field Reports Tell el-Amarna, Autumn 2020 to Autumn 2021Anna Stevens, Gretchen R. Dabbs, Jolanda E. M. F. Bos, Amandine Mérat First Preliminary Report on the Excavations in the Ka-Temple of Pepi I in Tell Basta/Bubastis: The Discovery of Residential Building of the Fourth and Fifth DynastiesEva Lange-Athinodorou, Ashraf Es-Senussi Articles The Book of the Dead Manuscripts of the Lady Hatnefer in the Egyptian Museum of Cairo: Two Hieratic Papyri and One Leather Roll (TR-No. 25–1–55–6)Khaled Hassan Of Ink and Clay: Tattooed Mummified Human Remains and Female Figurines from Deir el-MedinaAnne Austin, Marie-Lys Arnette The Shabtis of Tjuyu (CG 51037–51040)Ahmed M. Mekawy Ouda Satinteti’s Offering Table: A Reused Block from Princess Watetkhethor Zeshzeshet’s Chapel in the Teti Pyramid Cemetery, SaqqaraJulia C. F. Hamilton Potmarks as a Rationing System on Egyptian Food Producing Sites: Defining Egypt’s Proto-BureaucracySabrina R. Rampersad Towards Sunrise: Innovations in the Representations of the Swallow in the Funerary Papyri of the Twenty-First DynastyAbir Enany The Power of Convention: Reinterpreting Social Groups through a Middle Kingdom StatuetteLeire Olabarria The Predynastic Egyptian Fibrous Ware (Second Half of the Fourth Millennium BC): A Reassessment Based on New AnalysisJade Bajeot, Nathalie Buchez The Throw of Isis-Aphrodite: A Rare Decorated Knucklebone from the Metropolitan Museum of New YorkAda Nifosi ‘Mark them with my Mark’: Human Branding in EgyptElla Karev Un exemplaire inédit de menotte conservé au Musée de Berlin (ÄM 15130)Marta Valerio The Sartorial Choices of Sobekneferu: Louvre Statue E 27135Kelly Anne Diamond J. E. Quibell’s 1894–95 Ballas Excavation: Interim Report on the Second–Fourth Dynasty CemeteriesBart Vanthuyne Jewellery Workshops on ElephantinePeter Kopp P. Cairo GEM 66797: An Early Demotic Contract from IllahunHasnaa Abd-Ellatif, Maher Eissa, Mahmoud Ali, Ibrahim El-Rifai Four Coptic-Greek Funerary Stelae in the British MuseumAdrienn Almásy-Martin A Note on Modern (Fake) Shabtis as Tourist ArtDaniel M. Potter A Lintel Fragment from the Meniset Temple of Amenhotep I and Ahmose Nefertari at ThebesCarl Walsh Book Reviews Life Histories of Theban Tombs: Transdisciplinary Investigations of a Cluster of Rock-cut Tombs at Sheikh ‘Abd Al-QurnaReviewed by Tamás A. Bács Stelae of the Middle Kingdom and the Second Intermediate Period. Ägyptisches Museum und Papyrussammlung, Staatliche Museen zu BerlinReviewed by Ronald J. Leprohon Ancient Egyptian PhonologyReviewed by Matthias Müller Manage Cookie Preferences