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Egyptology & Ancient Western Asian Studies, Department of

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	James P. Allen Egyptology & Ancient Western Asian Studies, Department of
	Laurel Bestock Egyptology & Ancient Western Asian Studies, Department of Archaeology and the Ancient world, Joukowsky Institute for
	Leo Depuydt Egyptology & Ancient Western Asian Studies, Department of I am curious about all aspects of ancient Egypt and its wider Near Eastern and Mediterranean context, but especially about the languages and the history of the area. Specific topics of research include Coptic manuscripts; the grammar of all stages of Egyptian; the history of the Egyptian language; language and logic; chronology, calendrics, astronomy, and heortology; science and mathematics.
	Omur Harmansah Egyptology & Ancient Western Asian Studies, Department of Archaeology and the Ancient world, Joukowsky Institute for Working in the field of archaeology, architectural history and material culture of the ancient Near East, Ömür Harmanşah's academic interests are increasingly focused on the intersections of architectural space, bodily performance and collective memory. He is particularly influenced by the developing fields of material culture studies, anthropological theories of art, technology and agency, ethnographies of space, place and landscape, and phenomenological approaches to spatiality.
	Leonard H. Lesko Egyptology & Ancient Western Asian Studies, Department of Professor Lesko has taught all stages of the Egyptian language (Old, Middle, and Late Egyptian, Demotic and Coptic) as well as lecture courses in literature, religion, and history. His research interests have included Coffin Texts (on-going), Book of the Dead (more recent), literature (current), lexicography, oenology, Deir el-Medina. In 1995 he co-directed an NEH Humanities Institute on "The Image and Reality of Women in Ancient Near Eastern Societies."
	Matthew Rutz Egyptology & Ancient Western Asian Studies, Department of
	John Steele Egyptology & Ancient Western Asian Studies, Department of