Rachel followed the research interest: Development Of Complex Societies (Prehistoric Archaeology)
Rachel started following the work of Elissa Ferguson, University of Memphis, IEAA.
Rachel started following the work of Daniel Dybowski, University of Wisconsin Milwaukee, Anthropology.
Alumna, Institute of Egyptian Art and Archaeology
Arizona State University, School of Art
Arizona State University, School of Human Evolution and Social Change
Alumna
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My research interests pertain to New Kingdom Egypt. I am most interested in the Amarna Period, it's art; religion; and gender roles displayed in relief, such as the presence and activities of Nefertiti and the princesses in religious and political scenes.
My thesis is titled: The Sun Queen's Trademark: A Study of the Tall Blue Crown of Queen Nefertiti.
Due to my past work in Cyprus, I am also interested in Alashiya's trade interaction with Egypt during the 18th dynasty.
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