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The Journal of Ancient Egyptian Architecture 2017 Volume 2. jaea . Editors: DAVID IAN LIGHTBODY. FRANCK MONNIER. Design and webmastering: PAUL FRAN OIS. Committee members: FELIX ARNOLD (German Archaeological Institute, Cairo Department), EDWARD BROVARSKI. (Museum of Fine Arts, Boston), MARIA CORREAS AMADOR (Department of Archaeology, Auto- nomous University of Madrid), GLEN DASH (Independent MIT trained Giza surveyor, Connecticut), DELPHINE DRIAUX ( Mondes pharaoniques , Paris-Sorbonne, Paris IV, UMR 8167 Orient et M diterran e CNRS), ULRIKE FAUERBACH (Fakult t Architektur, OTH Regensburg), PIERRE. GRUSSENMEYER (National Institute of Applied Science, Strasbourg), JAMES A. HARRELL (Uni- versity of Toledo, Department of Environmental Sciences), STEPHEN HARVEY (Department of History, Stony Brook University, New York), STAN HENDRICKX (MAD faculty of Hasselt, Fine arts), ALEJANDRO JIM NEZ-SERRANO (University of Ja n), PETER LACOVARA (Director of The Ancient Egyptian Archaeology and Heritage Fund), FRAN OIS LARCH (CNRS, UMR8167.)
JAEA 2, 2017 Dash 2 the shadow and at regular intervals marks the position of the tip of the shadow on the ground. As the day progresses, the surveyor’s markings should, in theory, form a smooth curve.
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