A. J. Arkell

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A. J. Arkell is affiliated with the following schools: University College London, University of Oxford

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PhD Archaeology University of Oxford

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According to Wikipedia, Anthony John Arkell MBE MC FSA , known as A. J. Arkell, was a British archaeologist and colonial administrator noted for his work in the Sudan and Egypt. Biography Anthony John Arkell was born at Hinxhill Rectory, Hinxhill, Kent, England. He was the son of Reverend John Norris and Jessie Arkell . He won a scholarship to Bradfield College, where he was head boy. He next won the Jordell Scholarship in Classics to The Queen's College, Oxford.

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A. J. Arkell's Published Works

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The Prehistory of East Africa (1954) (176)
Review of Predynastic Development in the Nile Valley (1965) (69)
A History of the Sudan: From the Earliest Times to 1821 (1974) (60)
Excavations at the Njoro River Cave (1951) (55)
Kharga Oasis in Prehistory (1953) (52)
Egypt in Nubia (1966) (47)
Early Khartoum : an account of the excavation of an early occupation site carried out by the Sudan government antiquities service in 1944-5 (1951) (39)
The old stone age in the Anglo-Egyptian Sudan (1949) (36)
Cambay and the Bead Trade (1936) (34)
The archaeological map of the Sudan (1979) (34)
Shaheinab : an account of the excavation of a neolithic occupation site carried out for the Sudan Antiquities Service in 1949-50 (1953) (32)
Was King Scorpion Menes? (1963) (31)
Stone Bowls of Kha'ba (Third Dynasty) (1956) (20)
The Temples of Kawa I. The Inscriptions (1951) (19)
Gold Coast Copies of 5th-7th Century Bronze Lamps (1950) (15)
The Sudan Origin of Predynastic ‘Black Incised’ Pottery (1953) (13)
Royal Cemeteries of Kush (1951) (12)
(b) LE NÉOLITHIQUE DE TRADITION CAPSIENNE AU SÉNÉGAL . By R. Vaufrey. Rivista di Scienze Preistoriche , vol. I. 19-32. (1948) (12)
The Shoulder Ornament of Near Eastern Lions (1948) (11)
The Royal Cemeteries of Kush, Vol. III. Decorated Chapels of the Meroitic Pyramids at Meroe and Barkal (1954) (9)
The Iron Age in the Sudan (1966) (9)
The Temples of Kawa, Vol. II. History and Archaeology of the Site (1956) (8)
The Reconstruction of the Ḥatḥōr Bowl (1958) (6)
The Predynastic Cemetery, N 7000: Naga-ed-Der. (1968) (6)
Rock Pictures in Northern Darfur (1937) (5)
More About Fung Origins (1946) (5)
The Royal Cemeteries of Kush, Vol. IV. Royal Tombs at Meroe and Barkal (1959) (5)
Meroitic North and South : a study in cultural contrasts (1976) (4)
Some Tuareg Ornaments and Their Connection with India. (1935) (3)
The Baza Festival in Jebel Meidob (1947) (3)
The Reconstruction of the Hathor Bowl (1958) (3)
The Excavation of a Neolithic Site at Esh Shaheinab (1949) (3)
Ancient Red Glass at University College, London (1957) (2)
Magic and Medicine in Dar Masalit (2)
A Possibly Palaeolithic Bone Spatula from Egypt (1958) (2)
Meroe Thus Far (1968) (2)
Possible Magdalenian Survivals in Africa (1951) (2)
An Early Pet Cat (1962) (2)
THE CULTURES OF PREHISTORIC EGYPT . By Elise J. Baumgartel. Published on behalf of the Griffith Institute by Oxford University Press, 1947. pp. XI and 122; 13 plates . £2 2 s . (1947) (2)
Geomorphology of the Tibesti Region with Special Reference to Western Tibesti: Discussion (1960) (2)
Rise of Civilization in the Nile Valley (1951) (2)
The Pigsty House in The Nuba Mountains (1950) (2)
The origin of black-topped red pottery (1959) (2)
The History of Darfur, 1200-1700 (1952) (2)
The History of Darfur, 1200-1700 A.D (1951) (2)
Beads Made in Darfur and Wadai (1945) (1)
184. 'T'Alhakimt' and 'Tanaghilt,' Some North African Finger-Rings, Illustrating the Connexion of the Tuareg with the 'Ankh' of Ancient Egypt (1939) (1)
A Middle Pleistocene Discovery in the Anglo-Egyptian Sudan (1943) (1)
Comments and Replies (1966) (1)
(a) LE NÉOLITHIQUE DU TÉNÉRE. By G. Joubert and R. Vaufrey. L'Anthropologie, tome 50, pp. 325-30. (1948) (1)
The Signs and (1933) (1)
Archaeological Research in West Africa (1944) (1)
Early Nubia (1969) (1)
Throwing Sticks and Throwing Knives in Darfur (1939) (1)
Forged Mahdi Pounds (1945) (1)
Iron in the Meroitic Ages (1945) (1)
An Archaic Representation of Ḥatḥōr (1955) (1)
"Greek influence in the valley of the Blue Nile" with a survey of the historical backgrounds (1945) (1)
Forms of the Talhakim and the Tanaghilit as Adopted from the Tuareg by Various West African Tribes. (1935) (1)
The Stone Age Cultures of Northern Rhodesia. By J. Desmond Clark. 9½ × 7¼. Pp. 157. Claremont, Cape: The South African Arch. Soc., 1950, 21s. (1951) (1)
The Prehistory of Africa . By H. Alimen. Trans. by A. H. Brodrick. 9 × 5¾. Pp. xviii + 438. London: Hutchinson, 1957. 63s.--- Either ISSN or Journal title must be supplied. (1958) (0)
The Signs [God] and [Goddess] (1933) (0)
An Old Nubian Inscription from Kordofan (1951) (0)
(c) LE NÉOLITHIQUE PARA-TOUMBIEN . By R. Vaufrey. La Revue Scientifique , no. 3267, pp. 205-32. (1948) (0)
The Name of Sesebi (1941) (0)
Race-relations in Ancient Egypt . By S. Davis. 8½ × 5½. Pp. xiii + 176. London: Methuen, 1951. 21 s . (1952) (0)
Possible Magdalenian Survivals in Africa (1951) (0)
Two Petrie manuscripts (1955) (0)
52. Report of the Archaeological Results of the British Ennedi Expedition, 1957 (1960) (0)
EXCAVATIONS AT THE NJORO RIVER CAVE . By M. D. Leakey and L. S. B. Leakey. pp. VI and 78, 14 plates, text figures and map . Clarendon Press, Oxford, 1950. Price, 12s 6d. (1951) (0)
Canon and Proportions in Egyptian Art . By Erik Iversen. 11½ × 7¾. Pp. 75. London: Sidgwick and Jackson, 1955. £3. 3 s . 0 d . (1955) (0)
The Origin of the Necked Axe (1955) (0)
KUSH: Journal fo the Sudan Antiquities Service . No. 1. Khartoum , 1953. Price , 50 Pt. or 10 s. per number .* (1954) (0)
An Archaic Representation of Ḥatḥōr (1958) (0)
Soleb II. Les Nécropoles. By Michela Schiff Giorgini, with Clément Robichon and Jean Leclant. Florence: Sansoni, 1971. Pp. viii + 407, 781 illustrations in text, 71 plates. L. 50,000. (1973) (0)
Excavations at Esh Shaheinab, Sudan (1949) (1949) (0)
The Coinage of Ali Dinar, Sultan of Darfur, 1898-1916 (1940) (0)
The Medieval History of Darfur in its Relation to Other Cultures and to the Nilotic Sudan (1959) (0)
Stone Bowls of Kha‘ba (Third Dynasty) (1958) (0)
THE MAKING OF EGYPT . By Sir Flinders Petrie. The Sheldon Press. pp. XV, 188, including 82 plates. 12s 6d. (1940) (0)
Book Review: Neolithic Cultures of North Africa (1959) (0)
An Introduction to African Prehistory (1950) (0)
Linant de Bellefonds, Journal d'un voyage à Méroé dans les années 1821 et 1822. Ed. by Margaret Shinnie. 8½ × 5½. Pp. xii + 199. Sudan Antiquities Service. Occasional Papers No. 4. Khartoum, 1958. 125 P.T. or 25s. (1960) (0)
Discovery of Neolithic Polished Bone Axe-Heads in Africa (1949) (0)
THE TEDA OF TIBESTI, BORKU AND KAWAR IN THE EASTERN SAHARA . By Walter Cline. No. 12, General Series in Anthropology. Wisconsin, 1950. 52 pp. ( one map ). Price not stated . (1952) (0)
A Mother-of-Pearl Shell Disk of Sen-Wosret III (1944) (0)
Scarab From Sennar (Plate VIII) (1951) (0)
Modern designs on predynastic slate palettes (1955) (0)
Ancient Egypt: Conquest or Migration? (1963) (0)
MATMAR, THE BRITISH MUSEUM EXPEDITION TO MIDDLE EGYPT, 1929–31. By Guy Brunton,O.B.E. Quaritch, London, 1948. Pages v and 107 and 76 plates. Price not stated. (1952) (0)

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