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1 List of Abbreviations of Periodicals Cited A.E. Ancient Egypt, ed. by Petrie A.J.A. American Journal of Archaeology. Concord, N. H Ant. Antiquity, ed. by Crawford. Southampton A.J. Antiquaries Journal Arch. Archaeologia. Issued by the Society of Antiquaries, London A.S. Annales du Service des Antiquites. Cairo B.M.N.A. Bulletin of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York B.M.F.A. Bulletin of the Museum of Fine Art, Boston J.E.A. Journal of Egyptian Archaeology J.R.A.I. Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute, London L.A.A.A. Annals of Archeology and Anthropology. Issued by the Liverpool Institute of Archaeology, Liverpool Q.D.A.P. The Quarterly of the Department of Antiquities in Palestine, Jerusalem N. Xia, Ancient Egyptian Beads, DOI: / , Ó Social Sciences Academic Press(China) and Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg

2 Bibliography 1. Allen, T. G. (1923). The handbook of the Egyptian collection. Chicago: The Art Institute of Chicago. 2. Amer, M., Menghin, O. ( ). The excavation of Egyptian University in the Neolithic Site at Maadi. Preliminary Report. I II. Cairo. 3. Arkell, A. J. (1936). Cambay and the bead trade. Antiquity, 10(39), (1919). Beadmaking at Murano and Venice. Journal of Royal Society of Arts, Beck, H. C. Article Beads in Encyc. Brit. (14th ed.). 6. Beck, H. C. (1930). A note on certain agate beads. The Antiquaries Journal, 10(2), Beads and magic, privately printed opscula of Ye Sette of Odd volume (Vol. xcvi). 8. Beck, H. C. (1927). Classification and nomenclature of beads and pendants. Archaeologia, 77, Beck, H. C. (1933). Etched carnelian beads. The Antiquaries Journal, 13(4), Beck, H. C. (1934). Glass before 1500 B.C. A.E. 11. Beck, H. C. ( ). Notes on glazed stones, A.E. 12. Beck, H. C. (1934). The use of the microscope in the study of ancient beads. Journal of the Royal Microscopical Society, 54(9), Beck, H. C., Seligman, C. G. (1938). Far Eastern glass: Some Western origins, Bul. of the Mus: of Far Eastern Ant. (Vol. 10, pp. 1 64). Stockholm. 14. Beck, H. C., Stone, J. F. S. (1936). Faience beads of the British Bronze age. Archaeologia 85(1), Brent, J. (1880). On glass beads with a chevron pattern. Archaeologia 45(2), Brunton, G. (1937). Mostagedda and the Tasian culture. 17. ( ). Qau and Badari, I III. 18. Lahun, I. (1920). The treasure. 19. (1923). Brunton and Petrie, Lahun II. 20. Brunton, G., Caton-Thompson, C. (1928). The Badarian civilization. 21. Brunton, G., Engelbach, R. (1927). Gurob. 22. (1938). Cairo museum, a brief description of the principal monuments. Cairo. 23. Carter, H. ( ). The tomb of Tutankhamen (Vol. 2 3). 24. Carter, H., Mace, A. C. (1923). The tomb of Tutankhamen (Vol. 1). 25. (1912). Carter and the earl of Carnarvon, five years exploration at Thebes ( ). 26. Caton-Thomson, G. (1932). Prehistoric research expedition to Kharga Oasis. Man, 32(158). 27. Caton-Thomson, G., Gardiner, E. W. (1934). The desert Fayum. 28. Dechelette, J. ( ). Manuel d Archeologie. Paris. 29. Dillon, E. (1907). Glass. 30. Edgar, C. C. (1907). The treasure of Tell Basta, In M. G. Maspero (Ed.), Le Musee Egyptien (Vol. 2, pp ). 31. Eisen, G. (1916). The characteristics of eye-beads from the earliest times to the present. American Journal of Archaeology, 20, Eisen, G. (1916). The origin of glass blowing. American Journal of Archaeology, 20, Eisen, G. A. (1930). Lotus- and Melon-beads. American Journal of Archaeology, 34, Eisen, G. A. (1930). Antique fig-beads. American Journal of Archaeology, 34, Emery, W. B. (1938). The royal tombs of Ballana and Qustul. Cairo. 36. Engelbach, R., Petrie, H., & Murray, M. A. (1915). Riqqeh and Memphis VI. 37. Engelbach, R., Gunn, B. (1924). Harageh. 38. Firth, C. M., Gunn, B. G. (1926). Teti pyramid cemeteries. Cairo. 39. Firth, C. M., Quihell, J. E. (1935). The step pyramid. Cairo. 40. Garstang, J. (1901). El Arabah. 41. (1907). Burial customs of ancient Egypt. 42. de la Grancière, A. (1897). Les Parures préhistoriques. Paris. 43. Hasan, S. (1936). Excavations at Giza I ( ) Oxford. 1932, II (1930 1) Cairo. 44. Jequier, M. G. (1921). Les Frises d objects des sarcophages du Moyen Empire Cairo. 45. Johns, C. N. (1933). Excavations at Atlit ( ). Q. D. A. P. II Jerusalem. 46. Junker, H. (1912). Friedhof in Turah. Vienna. 47. (1919). El Kubanieh nord, Vienna, 1920; El Kubanieh sud, Vienna. 48. (1928). Westdelta 1928; Merimde I, 1929; II, 1930; III, Vienna. 49. Kisa, A. (1908). Das Glas in Altertume. Leipzig. 50. Lucas, A. (1934). Ancient Egyptian materials and industries. 51. Lucas, A. (1936). Glazed ware in Egypt, India and Mesopotamia. The Journal of Egyptian Archaeology, Mace, A. G., Randall-MacIver, D. (1902). El Amrah and Abydos. 53. Mace, A. C., & Winlock, H. E. (1916). The tomb of Senebtisi at Lisht. New York: Metropolitan museum of art. N. Xia, Ancient Egyptian Beads, DOI: / , Ó Social Sciences Academic Press(China) and Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg

3 150 Bibliography 54. MacDonald, E. (1932). Beth-Pelet II. 55. McGuire, J. D. (1896). A study of the primitive methods of drilling. In Annual report of the Smithsonian Ins. For 1894 (p. 2) Washington. 56. Mackay, E. (1937). Beadmaking in ancient Sind. Journal of the American Oriental Society, 57(1), Mackay, E. (1933). Decorated carnelian beads. Man, Marshall, J. (1932). Mohenjo-Daro and the Indus civilization. 59. Möllers, G., Scharff, A. (1926). Abusir el-meleq. Leipzig. 60. Möllers, G., Schubart, W., & Schäfer, H. (1910). Ägyptische. Berlin: Goldschmiedearbeiten.

4 Bead Corpus I. a. Perforation Corpus b. Pictorial Representation of Beadpolishing, in the Tomb of Aba at Deir el Gebrawi (after Davies) c. Somé Pictorial Representation of the Drilling Process. (1) Tomb of Sakkara (after Steindorff) (2) Tomb of Aba, Deir el Gebrawi (after Davies) (3) Theban Tomb No. 181 (after Davies) (4) Theban Tomb No. 39 (after Davies) II. Corpus of Glass Beads Undecorated Glass Beads GN.1 71 III. Corpus of Glass Beads Undecorated Glass Beads GN Decorated Glass Beads GD.1 50 IV. Corpus of Glass Beads Decorated Glass Beads GD V. Corpus of Beads of Hard Stones (a) (b) Corpus of Beads and Pendants H.1 22 VI. Corpus of Beads of Hard Stones H VII. Corpus of Beads of Hard Stones H VIII. Corpus of Beads of Hard Stones L.2 85 IX. Corpus of Metal Beads M.1 94 X. Corpus of Beads of Pasty Materials PN.1 23 XI. Corpus of Beads of Pasty Materials PN XII. Corpus of Beads of Pasty Materials PN XIII. Corpus of Beads of Pasty Materials PD.1 38 XIV. Corpus of Beads of Pasty Materials PD XV. Corpus of Beads of Miscellaneous Materials (Remainders) R.1 50 XVI. Corpus of Beads of Miscellaneous Materials (Remainders) R XVII. Corpus of Beads of = Soft Stones S The Orders of the Key- forms of Undecorated Beads A I. II. III. IV. The Orders of the Key- forms of Undecorated Spacers and Pendants A V. VI. VII. Common Regular Beads of Broad Basic Dimensions. B.1a 29 N. Xia, Ancient Egyptian Beads, DOI: / , Ó Social Sciences Academic Press(China) and Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg

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25 Afterword In 1997, when Mr. Ren Shinan was the director, Institute of Archaeology of CASS entrusted Dr. Wang Tao, who was a reader in Chinese Archaeology and Cultural Heritage, Institute of Archaeology, University College London, to get the photocopy of PhD dissertation of Xianai (typed draft, in English) from library of UCL. At that time, we planned to translate this dissertation into Chinese and publish it together with the English version. Later, due to the personnel changed of London Press, and the difficulty in translation, the publication plan was delayed. In 1995, in order to edit Collected Works of Xianai, Wang Shimin, researcher of Institute of Archaeology of CASS, invited Yan Haiying of History Department of Peking University to translate Chapter 1 of Part 1 of the dissertation Archaeology Value of Ancient Egyptian Beads and added it into the Collected Works. In consideration of the difficulty in translating the whole dissertation into Chinese, and the English version is sufficient enough for the readers of specialists in Egyptology, we decided to find a way to publish the English version alone and gave up the plan of publishing the Chinese version. In recent years, with the support of present director of Institute of Archaeology of CASS, Dr. Wang Wei, researcher Wang Shimin organized the further editing of Xianai s works and invited Prof. Yan Haiying to do the complete editing and review of Xianai s dissertation, three of her PhD students contributed in the work of retyping the whole dissertation into computer: Wang Huan, Daixin and Huang Qingjiao. Miss Gongwen from Institute of Archaeology of CASS and youngest son of Xianai Xia Zhengyan also contributed in the related work. N. Xia, Ancient Egyptian Beads, DOI: / , Ó Social Sciences Academic Press(China) and Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg

Protohistory of India and Pakistan I: Development of Indus Civilization-Ceramic Traditions

5. 1 Glossary Protohistory of India and Pakistan I: Development of Indus Civilization-Ceramic Traditions Staring Charact er Term Definition B Brick An important building material of individual blocks of