Bringing you the latest research In January 2021, the 106th volume of the Journal of Egyptian Archaeology was sent to subscribers around the world. As usual, members of the EES subscribing to the Journal are the first to receive copies both online and in-print and we hope that you enjoy this double-dose of the JEA! Thanks to the tireless work of the Editor-in-Chief, Dr Claudia Näser, and the Managing Editor of the JEA, Dr Stephanie Boonstra, four issues of the JEA were produced in 2020 despite significant setbacks caused by the global health crisis. The Society is especially grateful to them both for seeing the Journal through such difficult times and increasing productivity during the year. We are also grateful to all colleagues who supported the JEA through giving their expertise in peer reviews, supplied book reviews and acted as mentors in the MESA scheme. Their readiness to contribute keeps the JEA going. 2020 also saw the launch of the JEA Mentoring for Egyptian and Sudanese Authors (MESA) Scheme which helps Egyptian and Sudanese authors to benefit from mentoring by renowned international experts in respective topics, supporting them in their scientific output, while also reflecting the global networks of Egyptological research today. The MESA scheme is funded by contributions made by Patron supporters of the Egypt Exploration Society and we are grateful to them for their generous help. The first two papers published through the MESA Scheme will appear Online First early in 2021 and will be printed in volume 107 later in the year. JEA 106 contents Articles Tell el-Amarna, Autumn 2018 to Autumn 2019Anna Stevens, Gretchen R. Dabbs, Jolanda E. M. F. Bos, Amandine Mérat, Anna Garnett and Gemma Tully Qubbet el-Hawa, 2019Martin Bommas, with ceramic analysis by Eman Khalifa Gordon Jelf and his Notes on the Work Conducted in the Theban Necropolis, 1909-1910Marta Kaczanowicz Bound Within a Box: Examination of Execration Figurines of the Egyptian Museum in CairoTori L. Finlayson Tewfik Boulos and the Administration of Egyptian Heritage at the Beginning of the Twentieth CenturyNora Shalaby, Ayman Damarany and Jessica Kaiser Back to Mahal Teglinos: New Pharaonic Evidence from Eastern SudanAndrea Manzo The Northern Necropolis of Gebelein in Light of Old and Current FieldworkWojciech Ejsmond, Aneta Skalec and Julia M. Chyla The Role of Graffiti Game Boards in the Understanding of an Archaeological Site: The Gebel el-Silsila QuarriesAlex de Voogt, Maria Nilsson and John Ward From Thebes to Piramesse — and Back: on the Text History of Supplementary Chapter 166 of the Book of the DeadHarco Willems A Group of Unpublished Objects from a Foundation Deposit for King Thutmose III from the Temple of Amun, Djeserakhet, at Deir el-BahariAhmed M. Mekawy Ouda The dni-Measure in Ancient Egyptian Tomb Construction ProjectsRune Olsen Thônis-Héracléion : Mémoire et Reflets de L’Histoire SaïteFranck Goddio and Anne-Sophie von Bomhard, with a study of the ceramics by Catherine Grataloup Commodity Branding and Textual Potmarks: Three Bread Mould Intaglios from Tell GabbaraSabrina R. Rampersad A Rare Type of Isis Dolente Figurine from the Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts in MoscowOlga Vasilyeva and Svetlana Malykh The Beautiful Festival of the Valley in the Graeco-Roman Period: A Revised PerspectiveLauren Dogaer From Limestone to Sandstone – Building Stone of Theban Architecture During the Reigns of Hatshepsut and Thutmosis IIIChristina Karlshausen and Thierry De Putter On Measuring Ancient Egyptian ArchitectureCorinna Rossi The Sarcophagus Lid of Iahirdis: British Museum EA 1640Laurie Rouvière Brief Communications A New Fragment from the Amarna Royal TombRennan Lemos A New Ushebti of the Divine Adoratrice Karomama Meritmut G, Identified in the Musée de la Princerie in Verdun (Département Meuse/France)Jan Moje Book Reviews A Companion to Greco-Roman and Late Antique EgyptReviewed by Cary J. Martin The Materiality of Texts from Ancient Egypt. New Approaches to the Study of Textual Material from the Early Pharaonic to the Late Antique PeriodReviewed by Ilona Regulski New Horizons: The Pan-Grave Ceramic Tradition in ContextReviewed by Kate Liszka AcrossBorders I: The New Kingdom Town of Sai Island, Sector SAV1 NorthReviewed by Christian Knoblauch Ancient Egyptian Coffins: Past – Present – FutureReviewed by Aidan Dodson Manage Cookie Preferences