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Salima Ikram has written:
'Beloved Beasts (P)'
'Death and Burial in ancient Egypt' -- subject(s): Ancient Funeral rites and ceremonies, Mummies
'The mummy in ancient Egypt' -- subject(s): Mummies, Funeral rites and ceremonies
'Non-Human Mummies, Nos. 24048-24056; 29504-29903 (selected); 51084-51101; 61089 (Cataglogue General of Egyptian Antiquities in the Cairo Museum)'
'Egyptology (In Ancient Egypt)'
'The pharaohs'
'Choice cuts' -- subject(s): Slaughtering and slaughter-houses, To 332 B.C., History, Meat, Antiquities
'ROYAL MUMMIES (P) (A Zeitouna Book)'
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When was Salima Ikram born?
Salima Ikram was born in 1965, in Lahore, Pakistan.
What has the author Mohammed Ikram written?
Mohammed Ikram has written: 'Metal complexes of ligands involving sulphur and nitrogen and their infrared spectra'
What has the author Muhammad Ikram Rabbani written?
Muhammad Ikram Rabbani has written: 'An introduction to Pakistan studies' -- subject(s): Textbooks
What has the author Taufik Ikram Jamil written?
Taufik Ikram Jamil has written: 'Sandiwara Hang Tuah' 'Hikayat batu-batu' 'Tersebab haku Melayu' 'Gelombang sunyi'
What has the author M Ikram written?
M. Ikram has written: 'Peranan pasar pada masyarakat pedesaan daerah Bengkulu' -- subject(s): Economic conditions, Markets, Social aspects of Markets
What has the author Muhammad Ikram Chaudhary written?
Muhammad Ikram Chaudhary has written: 'The Jurisdiction of courts (removal of doubts) order, 1969, with martial law regulations & orders' -- subject(s): Martial law
What has the author Claire Veilleres written?
Claire Veilleres has written: 'Ikram, Amina et Fouad vivent en Algerie'
What is salima?
salima is a reto!
What is the birth name of Iki Ikram?
Iki Ikram's birth name is Mohammed Ikram.
When was Ikram Antaki born?
Ikram Antaki was born in 1948.
When did Ikram Antaki die?
Ikram Antaki died in 2000.
How did the belief in the afterlife effect every day for ancient Egypt?
Unlike most scholars of the ancient world, Salima Ikram knows her subjects on an intimate, face-to-face basis. In this interview, Ikram, an Egyptologist at the American University in Cairo, sheds light on why mummification was practiced in ancient Egypt, what the ancients thought the afterlife would be like, and why-of some 70 million mummies made-very few remain intact today.
