Current Research in Egyptology II, January 2001

9 papers from the Current Research in Egyptology Conference (II) held at Liverpool, January 2001: (1) The use of the double and triple uraeus in royal iconography (Sally-Ann Ashton); (2) The organisation and mobilisation of Old Kingdom quarry labour forces at Chephren's quarry (Gebel el-Asr) Lower Nubia (Elizabeth Bloxam); (3) Excavations at Theban tomb kv 39 (Ian Buckley); (4) An Old Kingdom town at Zawiet Sultan (Zawiet Meitin) in Middle Egypt: a preliminary report (Nadine Moeller; (5) Egypt and Mycenaean Greece: a Mycenean perspective (Georgina Muskett); (6) The age of the sphinx and the development of the Giza Necropolis (Colin Reader); (7) The transition to state society in Egypt: problems and possibilities of applying mortuary evidence (Joanne Rowland); (8) Single mother goddesses and divine kingship: the sidelock of youth and the maternal bond (Geoffrey Tassie); (9) Morphological variations in Egyptian crania (Sonia Zakrzewski).Cooke, Ashley is the author of 'Current Research in Egyptology II, January 2001 ', published 2005 under ISBN 9781841718200 and ISBN 1841718203.