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- Art and Art History, New Kingdom (Egyptology), History Of London, Architectural History, Sekhmet, Egyptian Art and Archaeology, and 10 moreAmenhotep III, Queen Tiye, Shops, Clocks, Georgian Art and Architecture, Egyptology, Robert Adam Architect 1728-1792, 16th 17th 18th century London architecture, 18th century london, and Eighteenth-Century British Artedit
- Founder Liveryman of the Worshipful Company of Arts Scholars
Former fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in Londonedit
Beyond the borders of Egypt, the British Museum has the largest collection of granodiorite statues and fragments of statues of the goddess Sekhmet produced in the reign of Amenhotep iii (c 1390–1352 bc; eighteenth dynasty). With so much... more
Beyond the borders of Egypt, the British Museum has the largest collection of granodiorite statues and fragments of statues of the goddess Sekhmet produced in the reign of Amenhotep iii (c 1390–1352 bc; eighteenth dynasty). With so much new material being uncovered in recent years at the site of Amenhotep iii’s funerary temple at Kom el-Hettan in Luxor (Egypt), a reassessment of the British Museum statues was inevitable. The British Museum statues are an ideal sample group for study, offering variations in type, proportions, stone colouration, decoration and state of finish. The group also includes a formerly uncatalogued head fragment with an unusual uraei crown, which relates to surviving examples found at the Mut Temple at Karnak and at Kom el-Hettan in Luxor.
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Beyond the borders of Egypt, the British Museum has the largest collection of granodiorite statues and fragments of statues of the goddess Sekhmet produced in the reign of Amenhotep iii (c 1390–1352 bc; eighteenth dynasty). With so much... more
Beyond the borders of Egypt, the British Museum has the largest collection of granodiorite statues and fragments of statues of the goddess Sekhmet produced in the reign of Amenhotep iii (c 1390–1352 bc; eighteenth dynasty). With so much new material being uncovered in recent years at the site of Amenhotep iii’s funerary temple at Kom el-Hettan in Luxor (Egypt), a reassessment of the British Museum statues was inevitable. The British Museum statues are an ideal sample group for study, offering variations in type, proportions, stone colouration, decoration and state of finish. The group also includes a formerly uncatalogued head fragment with an unusual uraei crown, which relates to surviving examples found at the Mut Temple at Karnak and at Kom el-Hettan in Luxor.
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A short article on James Gorham, clockmaker to Queen Victoria.
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A short article on the Cabrier family, 3 generations of Huguenot clockmakers working from the late 17th century to the end of the end of the 18th century.
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A review of the Manchester Museum, particularly its Egyptian collections
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Investigating a statue base of Hathor associated with Amenhotep III in the Manchester Museum collection
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Review of Peter Clayton's lecture for the Arts Scholars in April 2016
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This exhibition took place in 2014 at Raffety Ltd. Catalogue written with Stephen Wild and Nigel Raffety
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An exhibition of 18th century clocks and barometers associated with the Hanoverian Age which took place at Raffety ltd, London in 2014. Catalogue written by Tara Draper-Stumm, Stephen Wild and Nigel Raffety
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An article about the work of the Heritage of London Trust and the importance of heritage regeneration in London. Listed Heritage magazine Jan/feb 2011
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A townhouse with interiors by Robert Adam, commissioned by General John Burgoyne. Georgian Group Journal, vol IX, 1999
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The history of a stone-fronted townhouse built by Robert Adam 1769-1771in Marylebone, London
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Chapters 1-3 of MA Egyptology Dissertation (Birkbeck 2012)
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Chapters 4-5 of MA Egyptology dissertation Birkbeck 2012
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Appendix of MA dissertation, covering BM statues EA 16-EA 63
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Appendix part 2, covering British Museum statues EA 65- EA 85
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MA dissertation appendix part 3 covering BM statues EA 87 - EA 898 plus 2 uncatalogued fragments
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Bibliography & acknowledgements for MA Egyptology dissertation
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Illustrations figs 1-27 for MA dissertation Egyptology (Birkbeck 2012)
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MA Egyptology (Birkbeck 2012) dissertation illustrations figs 28-67
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A photographic celebration of the historic ruins of St George's Wooliwch with introduction. Produced on behalf of Heritage of London Trust
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A booklet of walking trails in East London. Published by Heritage of London Trust and Tower Hamlets in 2008. Co-authored with Bridget Cherry.
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A look back at 30 years of restoration projects funded by the Heritage of London Trust. Produced on behalf of Heritage of London Trust
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A book of walking trails in East London. Published by Heritage of London Trust and Tower Hamlets in 2008. Co-authored with Bridget Cherry
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A look at historic London shops at the turn of the 21st century. Focusing on the history and heritage behind some of London's oldest shops. With magnificent photographs by Derek Kendall of English Heritage. Published 2001