Flinders Petrie

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According to Wikipedia, Sir William Matthew Flinders Petrie , commonly known as simply Sir Flinders Petrie, was a British Egyptologist and a pioneer of systematic methodology in archaeology and the preservation of artefacts. He held the first chair of Egyptology in the United Kingdom, and excavated many of the most important archaeological sites in Egypt in conjunction with his wife, Hilda Urlin. Some consider his most famous discovery to be that of the Merneptah Stele, an opinion with which Petrie himself concurred. Undoubtedly at least as important is his 1905 discovery and correct identification of the character of the Proto-Sinaitic script, the ancestor of almost all alphabetic scripts.

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Flinders Petrie's Published Works

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Sequences in Prehistoric Remains (172)
The making of Egypt (1939) (55)
The Labyrinth Gerzeh and Mazghuneh (51)
Pyramids and temples of Gizeh (45)
Seventy Years In Archaeology (1932) (42)
Researches in Sinai (37)
The British School of Archaeology in Egypt (34)
Prehistoric Egypt (21)
The royal tombs of the earliest dynasties, 1901, Part 2 (20)
Tools and Weapons: Illustrated by the Egyptian Collection in University College, London, and 2000 Outlines from Other Sources (1921) (18)
Hawara, Biahmu, and Arsinoe (17)
Prehistory of Egypt (1892) (16)
Heliopolis, Kafr Ammar and Shurafa (14)
Naqada and Ballas, 1895 (13)
Methods & aims in archaeology (11)
Corpus of prehistoric pottery and palettes, (British school of archaeology in Egypt and Egyptian research account. Twenty-third year, 1917. Publication no. 32 ) (11)
The Revolutions of Civilisation (11)
Objects of daily use : with over 1800 figures from University College, London (11)
Ten years' digging in Egypt, 1881-1891 (9)
Arts and Crafts of Ancient Egypt (8)
Wisdom of the Egyptians (1940) (7)
Buttons and design scarabs : illustrated by the Egyptian collection in University College, London (7)
The Treament of Small Antiquities (7)
Science and Mankind (1938) (7)
Egyptian Decorative Art (6)
On the Mechanical Methods of the Ancient Egyptians (6)
Migrations (The Huxley Lecture for 1906). (1907) (6)
On Metrology and Geometry in Ancient Remains. (6)
Nebesheh (Am) and Defenneh (Tahpanhes) (5)
Ancient weights and measures : illustrated by the Egyptian collection in University college, London (5)
Egyptian Water-Clocks (1923) (5)
The Egyptian bases of Greek History (1890) (5)
Shabtis : illustrated by the Egyptian Collection in University College, London, with catalogue of figures from many other sources (1935) (4)
The Earliest Racial Portraits (4)
Tanis, part 2 : Nebesheh (Am) and Defenneh (Tahpanhes) (4)
Antaeopolis : the tombs of Qau (4)
Six temples at Thebes. 1896 (4)
The Arts & Crafts of Ancient Egypt (4)
The Discovery of Naukratis (1885) (4)
Address to the anthropological section (4)
Bahrein and Hemamieh (3)
71. The Peoples of the Persian Empire. (3)
Notes on the Antiquities of Mykenae (1891) (3)
Glass found in Egypt. (3)
Naukratis. Part I, 1884-5 (1887) (3)
Ancient Science (3)
Prehistoric Egypt : illustrated by over 1000 objects in University College, London (3)
From the earliest kings to the XVIth dynasty (1923) (2)
The Finding of Naukratis (2)
42. The Entry of the Bronze Users. (1925) (2)
The Harris Cubit of Karnak (1876) (2)
Funeral furniture and stone vases (1937) (2)
Chronology of Pottery (2)
Notes on Places Visited in Jerusalem; Explorations in Palestine (1890) (2)
The Domestic Remains Of Ancient Egypt (2)
On New Examples of Egyptian Weights and Measures (2)
The Tomb-Cutters’ Cubits at Jerusalem (1)
Early Egyptian Clvilization (1889) (1)
Early Use of Iron (1929) (1)
Origin of the Time Pendulum (1933) (1)
The Structure of Herodotus, Book II (1908) (1)
The Fayum Lakes (1927) (1)
The building of a pyramid, Part II (1)
Excavations at Abydos (1)
83. Prehistoric Egyptian Pottery. (1)
Archæology of the Caucasus (1934) (1)
The Soul-House in Egypt (1)
Variations of Latitude and Great Earthquakes (1932) (1)
64. Excavations at Abydos. (1)
Experiments in Prophylaxis. (1931) (1)
A Foundation-Deposit Inscription from Abydos (1902) (1)
Notice of a Casket of Amenhotep II. (XVIII. Dynasty c. 1430 B.C.) in the late Mr A H Rhind's Egyptian Collection, now in the Scottish National Museum of Antiquities (1896) (1)
Researches in Sinai, 1906 (1)
History of the Numerals (1875) (1)
The Origin of the Tuareg: Discussion (1)
The Accuracy of a Moth. (1930) (1)
104. Links of North and South (1917) (1)
Ptolemy's Geography of Albion (1918) (1)
Handbook of Egyptian antiquities : collected by Professor Flinders Petrie, exhibited at University College (1)
78. Egyptian Palaeoliths. (1921) (1)
Control of Dunes (1935) (1)
On Our Present Knowledge of the Early Egyptians (1)
Roman Life in Egypt (1)
Note on the Chisel Marks on Rock Described by Herr Schick (1)
DER WEG AUS DEM CHAOS. By Paul Ligati. Callwey, Munich, 1931 [received 1938]. pp. 296, 317 figs. (1939) (0)
Egyptology in Victorian Dress (1926) (0)
Central Sinai: Discussion (1926) (0)
THE BEGINNING OF THINGS. New Year's Day, by S. H. Hooke. Corn from Egypt, by M. Gompertz. The Golden Age, by H. J. Massingham. Gerald Howe. 1927. 2s. 6d. each. (1928) (0)
Bushmen Rock Figures (0)
History and Criticism (1925) (0)
The “Ship-designs” on Prehistoric Egyptian Vases (1924) (0)
Ancient Egypt 1920 Part 4 (0)
Ancient Egypt Vol.1 (0)
The Influence of Asia (1932) (0)
71. The Soul-House in Egypt. (0)
The Present Position of the Metrology of Egyptian Weights (1938) (0)
An Open Letter from Professor Petrie (1897) (0)
77. Excavations at Ehnasya. (0)
Palestine and Israel : historical notes (0)
Wisdom of the egiptians : with 128 figures (1940) (0)
The Earliest Stone Tombs (0)
Tanis. Part II, 1886. Nebesheh (Am) and Defenneh (Tahpanhes) (1889) (0)
70. Beads from Bulawayo. (0)
Two hieroglyphic papyri from Tanis : facsimiles and introductory remarks (0)
A history of Egypt : from the Ist to the XVIth dynasty (0)
Ancient Egypt 1922 Part 4 (0)
113. Prehistoric Egyptian Carvings. (0)
A Rejoinder to Dr. Chambers's Paper (1919) (0)
Roman Portraits in Egypt (0)
The Finding of Daphnæ (0)
8. Recent Excavations on Prehistoric and Dynastic Sites in Egypt. (0)
91. Roman Portraits in Egypt. (0)
7. Recent Excavations on Prehistoric and Dynastic Sites in Egypt. (0)
117. The Use of Diagrams. (0)
79. The Earliest Stone Tombs (0)
Petrie's "Arts and Crafts of Ancient Egypt" (1911) (0)
104. Note on Semitic Worship in Sinai. (0)
73. A Cemetery of the Earliest Dynasties (0)
The Ten Temples of Abydos (1905) (0)
213. Races in Early Palestine. (1931) (0)
Early Burial Customs in Egypt (0)
Abydos, Part 1, 1902 (0)
64. The Sinai Expedition, 1904-5. (0)
The first circuit round Africa, and the supposed record of it (1908) (0)
Notes on the Results at Tell El Hesy (1892) (0)
Description of the Scarabs and Weights (1902) (0)
19. Sergi's Views on the Ethnology of the Mediterranean Area. (0)
Ancient Egypt 1917 Part 1 (0)
Ancient Egypt 1915 Part 4 (0)
Thirty Years in Egyptology (1921) (0)
76. String Nets of the XVII Dynasty. (0)
104. Migrations; Being An Abstract of the Seventh Annual Huxley Memorial Lecture of the Anthropological Institute, Delivered on November 1st, 1906. (0)
Egypt Explorations Fund: Excavations at Deshâsheh (0)
Ancient Egypt 1921 Part 2 (0)
The Earliest Perfect Tombs (0)
Recent Egyptian Discoveries (0)
107. An Egyptian Ebony Statuette of a Negress. (0)
Egypt Exploration Fund: Excavations at Dendereh (0)
Early Burial Customs in Egypt (1910) (0)
Pottery of Ancient Egypt (0)
Prehistoric Egyptian Carvings (0)
85. The Earliest Perfect Tombs (0)
14. Prehistoric Egyptian Figures. (0)
123. Egyptian Cutting-Out Tools. (0)
The Date of the Exodus (1896) (0)
Notes on Objects From Gezer (1904) (0)
The Earliest Known Plotting Scale (1883) (0)
Prehistoric Egypt Corpus: The Corpus of Prehistoric Pottery and Palettes (0)
The Formation of the Alphabet. By Prof.W. M. Flinders Petrie. London: Macmillan, 1912 (1912) (0)
The Excavations (0)
74. Burials of the First Dynasty. (1922) (0)
2. On the History of the Sun's Distance Determinations; and on Scriptural and Scientific Probabilities. (0)
Ancient Egypt 1920 Part 4 (0)
Roman Antiquities from San (0)
The Mysterious Number 137 (1936) (0)
THE CREDIBILITY OF HERODOTUS' ACCOUNT OF EGYPT. By W. Spiegelberg. Translated by A. M. Blackman. Blackwell. 1927. pp. 40, 2pl. 2s. 6d. (1927) (0)
Ancient Egypt 1922 Part 4 (0)
JRA volume 18 issue 1 Cover and Front matter (1886) (0)
Early Egypt and the Caucasus (1926) (0)
Surveys of the Great Pyramid (0)
Integral Right-angled Triangles (1933) (0)
History in Art (1931) (0)
THE NILE AND EGYPTIAN CIVILIZATION . By Alexander Moret. Kegan Paul. 1927. pp. 478, and 24 plates. 25s. (1928) (0)
78. Stonehenge-The Heel Stone (1924) (0)
78. Early Man in Egypt. (1925) (0)
113. Excavation in South Palestine (1928) (0)
116. British and Saxon Fusion (1937) (0)
Immigrant Cultures in Egypt (1924) (0)
Early Egypt and the Fayum (1926) (0)
Egyptian History (0)
The Antiquity of Egyptian Civilisation (1923) (0)
The Linking of Egypt and Palestine (1930) (0)
Daily Variations of Temperature. (1930) (0)
(1) The Mummy: a Handbook of Egyptian Funerary Archœology (2) Egyptian Religion and Ethics (1926) (0)
Ministry of Finance, Egypt: Survey of Egypt. Geology of Egypt. (1925) (0)
Ancient Egypt 1923 Part 3 (0)
Ancient Egypt 1917 Part 1 (0)
Ancient Egypt 1915 Part 4 (0)
Ancient Egypt 1921 Part 2 (0)

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