Late Roman Remains

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Faiers, J., (with contributions from S. Clarkson, B. Kemp, G. Pyke and R. Reece) 2005. Late Roman Pottery at Amarna and Related Studies. Seventy-second Excavation Memoir. London: Egypt Exploration Society.

Faiers, J. and W. Smith, 2009. Plant macrofossils and pottery from Room C, Kom el-Nana: a preserved ‘vide sanitaire’ at a Late Antique monastery. In S. Ikram and A. Dodson, eds, Beyond the Horizon: Studies in Egyptian Art, Archaeology and History in Honour of Barry J. Kemp, vol. 1, Cairo: Supreme Council of Antiquities, 89–108.

Gerisch, R. 2004. Holzkohleuntersuchungen an pharaonischem und byzantinischem Material aus Amarna und Umgebung: ein Beitrag zur Identifizierung von Hölzern unter Berücksichtigung des Gebrauches von Holz als Brennmaterial und seiner Rolle bei der Rekonstruktion der lokalen Vegetation; mit einem anthrakologischen Atlas in deutsch und englisch. Münchner ägyptologische Studien 53. Mainz: von Zabern.

Harlow, M. and W. Smith, 2001. Between fasting and feasting: the literary and archaeobotanical evidence for monastic diet in Late Antique Egypt. Antiquity 75, 758–68. Based largely on material from Kom el-Nana (Amarna).

Kemp, B. J., 1993. Amarna's other period. Egyptian Archaeology 3, 13–14.

Kemp, B. J., 1995. The Kom el-Nana enclosure at Amarna. Egyptian Archaeology 6, 8–9.

Pyke, G., 2003. Church wall paintings from Kom el-Nana. Egyptian Archaeology 22, 16–17.

Pyke, G., 2003. Coptic wall plaster. Journal of Egyptian Archaeology 89, 19–21.

Pyke, G., 2004. Tell el-Amarna, 2004. Appendix II: Coptic wall plaster from Kom el-Nana. Journal of Egyptian Archaeology 90, 23–4.

Pyke, G., 2007. Survey of the Christian church and later remains in the tomb of Panehsy (no. 6). In B.J. Kemp, Tell el-Amarna, 2006–7, Journal of Egyptian Archaeology 93, 35–49.

Pyke, G., 2008. A Christian conversion: the tomb of Panehsy at Amarna. Egyptian Archaeology 32, 8–10.

Pyke, G., 2009. Panehsy church project 2009: settlement survey. In B.J. Kemp, Tell el-Amarna, 2008-9, Journal of Egyptian Archaeology 95, 27–30.

Pyke, G. in preparation. The Decorated Wall Plaster from the Church at the Monastic Site of Kom el-Nana (Tell el-Amarna, Middle Egypt), with contributions by J. Tait and A. Naguib.

Pyke, G., in press. The Christian settlement at the Amarna North Tombs. Egyptian Archaeology 37.

Pyke, G., in press. Decoding a decorative scheme: the church in the tomb of Panehsy at Amarna in Middle Egypt. Series Byzantina 7.

Pyke, G., A. Stevens and J. Sigl, 2008. Panehsy church project 2008: settlement survey. In B.J. Kemp, Tell el-Amarna, 2007–8, Journal of Egyptian Archaeology 94, 44–54.

Smith, W., 2003. Archaeobotanical investigations of agriculture at Late Antique Kom el-Nana (Tell el-Amarna). Seventieth Excavation Memoir. London: Egypt Exploration Society