University education:
•1980-84: University of Durham (PhD Egyptology, awarded 1984: Studies in the Archaeology of the Valley of the Kings, with particular reference to tomb robbery and the caching of the royal mummies; published 1990)
•1976-78: University College London (BA Ancient History, first class Hons, awarded 1978)
•1975: University College London (first year BA Anglo-Saxon archaeology)
Formal academic employment/affiliation:
•2000-present: G.A.D. Tait Curator of Egyptian and Classical Art, Myers Museum, Eton College, Windsor
•2003-07: Honorary Curator, Egyptian, Japanese and British Art/Director of Collections, The Denys Eyre Bower Bequest, Chiddingstone Castle, Kent
•1998-2004: Honorary Research Fellow, Institute of Archaeology, University College London
•1996-present: Honorary Fellow, Durham University Oriental Museum
•1994: Visiting Lecturer in Egyptian Archaeology, Egyptian Culture Centre, Waseda University, Tokyo
•1988-98: Honorary Curator, Egyptian Collection of the Earl of Carnarvon, Highclere Castle, Newbury
•1988-89: Visiting Curator of Egyptian Art, Myers Museum, Eton College, Windsor
•1986-present: Curatorial Consultant, Freud Museum, London
•1984-91: Curator (E), Department of Egyptian Antiquities, British Museum, London
Related work:
•2000-present: founding Editor, Egyptology Series, Gerald Duckworth and Company Limited, London
•1998-2000: founding Director, Libri Publications Limited, London (publishing H. Carter, Tut.ankh.amen, the Politics of Discovery [London, 1998], and M. Chubb, Nefertiti Lived Here [London, 1998])
•1996-present: broadcast and media work, for National Geographic Society/TV, Discovery Channel, BBC TV, TBS (Japan) etc. Various TV and radio programmes
•1995-98: Contributing Editor, Minerva. The International Review of Ancient Art and Archaeology, London
•1991-96: freelance Egyptological consultant and writer, clients including the British Museum, Eton College, Highclere Castle, the Freud Museum, BBC, Discovery/TLC, National Geographic TV, etc.
•1988: Archaeology Correspondent, Daily Telegraph, London
•1985-86: Area Editor, Ancient Egypt, The Dictionary of Art, Macmillan Publishers Limited, London [now the Grove Dictionary of Art]
UK exhibitions and displays:
•2003: Curator and co-author of accompanying guidebook, Talking Heads: Ancient Lives, Ancient Letters, Eton College
•1999: Guest curator and organizer, and co-author of accompanying catalogue, Egyptian Art at Eton College, Eton College
•1992: Guest curator and co-organizer, and co-author of accompanying catalogue, Howard Carter Before Tutankhamun, British Museum
•1990: Curator and organizer, Egyptian Antiquities from the Collections of HM The Queen [The Royal Collection], Highclere Castle
•1989: Guest curator and organizer of the Egyptian section, Eton 1440-1990, Eton College
•1988: Curator and organizer, and author of accompanying catalogue, Ancient Egypt at Highclere Castle, Highclere
•1988: Guest curator and organizer, The Myers Museum, Eton College
•1988: Curator and organizer, Lord Carnarvon and Ancient Egypt, Highclere Castle
•1988: Consultant, Egyptian Antiquities from Eton, Sotheby's, London
•1987: Curator and co-organizer, The Amarna Letters: Egypt in Asia, British Museum
Foreign exhibitions and displays:
•2008: Organizer of exhibition, and editor of/contributor to accompanying catalogue, Egyptian Art at Eton College and Durham University, travelling to Utsonomiya Museum of Art; MOA Museum, Atami; Hamamatsu Municipal Museum of Art; Matsuzakaya Art Museum, Nagoya; Daimaru Museum, Kobe; Ancient Orient Museum, Tokyo
•2007: Organizer of exhibition, and contributor to accompanying catalogue, Egypte, trois milles ans d'art decoratifs. Musee Myers - collection du College d'Eton, travelling to the Musee des Arts decoratifs, Bordeaux, France
•2005: Organizer of exhibition, and contributor to accompanying catalogue, Azules egipcios, pequeños tesoros del Arte, travelling to the Conde Duque Museum, Madrid, Spain
•2005: Organizer of exhibition Meisterwerke aegyptischer Kunst. Schaetze aus dem Myers Museum am Eton College travelling to the Roemer- und Pelizaeus-Museum, Hildesheim, Germany
•2003-2004: Organizer of exhibition, and contributor to accompanying catalogue, Egyptian Art at Eton College, travelling to the Rijksmuseum van Oudheden, Leiden, The Netherlands
•2000: Guest curator and organizer of exhibition, and co-author of accompanying catalogue, Egyptian Art at Eton College, travelling to Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York
•1996: Guest curator and organizer of exhibition Freud as Collector, and co-editor of/contributor to accompanying catalogue, Gallery Mikazuki, Tokyo
Archaeological fieldwork in Egypt:
•1998-2002: Project Director and Joint Field Director (with G.T. Martin), Amarna Royal Tombs Project, Valley of the Kings: Valley of the Kings Foundation, London/University of Durham
•1995: Guest archaeologist/finds specialist, excavations in the tomb of Amenophis III, Valley of the Kings: Waseda University, Tokyo
•1993: Co-director (with Ass. Prof. Sakuji Yoshimura), Tutankhamun Burial Equipment X-Ray Project: Waseda University, Tokyo
•1985: Team member, Ashmunein: British Museum, London
•1980, 1981: Team member, Quseir el-Amarna Epigraphic Survey: Melbourne University-University College London
•1979: Team member, Anubieion excavations, Saqqara: Egypt Exploration Society, London
Academic conference organization:
•2001: Organizer, The Amarna Royal Tombs Project, 1998-2001, UCL Bloomsbury Theatre, London, 29 September (speakers: Mohsen Kamel, Prof. Geoffrey T. Martin, Dr Stephen Quirke, Dr Nicholas Reeves, Dr Ian Shaw, Prof. John Tait, Yumiko Ueno)
•1990: Organizer and editor of abstracts and published papers, After Tutankhamun. An international conference on the Valley of the Kings, Highclere Castle, 15-17 June (speakers: Friedrich Abitz, Prof. Hartwig Altenmueller, Edwin C. Brock, Dr Marianne Eaton-Krauss, Prof. J. R. Harris, Prof. Erik Hornung, Jiro Kondo, John Rose, Dr Donald P. Ryan, Dr John H. Taylor, Prof. Claude Vandersleyen, Prof. Kent Weeks, Prof. Edward F. Wente)
Television programmes relating to personal academic work:
•2002: Missing Queen of the Sun, TBS (Tokyo Broadcasting System, Japan) (5 hours) [In Japanese]
•1999: Nefertiti, Egypt’s Mysterious Queen, BBC TV/The Learning Channel (1 hour)
Selected newspaper/internet reports by others relating to personal academic work:
•2006: Frankfuerter Allgemeine Sonntagszeitung (20 August) (The Amarna Royal Tombs Project’s radar discovery of Valley of the Kings tomb ‘KV64’)
•2006: USA Today (14 August) (http://www.usatoday.com/tech/science/columnist/vergano/2006-08-13-egyptian-controversy_x.htm) (The Amarna Royal Tombs Project’s radar discovery of Valley of the Kings tomb ‘KV64’)
•2006: Archaeology Magazine (8 August) (http://www.archaeology.org/online/interviews/reeves.html) (interview with Reeves concerning The Amarna Royal Tombs Project’s radar discovery of Valley of the Kings tomb ‘KV64’)
•2006: USA Today (3 August) (http://www.usatoday.com/tech/science/discoveries/2006-08-03-valley-kings_x.htm) (The Amarna Royal Tombs Project’s radar discovery of Valley of the Kings tomb ‘KV64’)
•2002: El Pais (8 April) (Reeves’s recent work on the Amarna period) [In Spanish]
•2001: The Guardian (4 October) (excavations by The Amarna Royal Tombs Project in the Valley of the Kings)
•1999: The Express (27 October) (excavations by The Amarna Royal Tombs Project in the Valley of the Kings)
•1999: The Times, London (25 June) (discovery of world’s earliest known artificial limb, from Egypt)
•1996: The Independent, London (26 February) (discovery of silver diadem of the 17th Dynasty Queen Mentuhotep)
•1990: The Times, London (24 October) (reassessment of ancient robberies in the tomb of Tutankhamun)
•1990: The Times, London (15 October) (theory on Tutankhamun’s missing papyri)
•1990: The Times, London (16 June) (discovery of statue of the 12th Dynasty Queen Senet in the Royal Collection, Sandringham)
•1988: The Times, London (15 July) (discovery of an Egyptian head of Amenophis III at Highclere Castle)
•1988: The Times, London (7 March) (discovery of Egyptian antiquities at Highclere Castle)
Published books and catalogues (sole author):
•2001: Akhenaten, Egypt's False Prophet, London; various translations into Dutch, French, German, Spanish and other languages
•2000: Ancient Egypt: the great discoveries, London; various translations into Finnish, French, German, Hungarian, Japanese, Spanish and other languages
•1990: The Complete Tutankhamun, London; various translations into Danish, Dutch, French, Italian, Japanese, Polish, Spanish and other languages
•1990: Valley of the Kings. The decline of a royal necropolis, London
•1989: Ancient Egypt at Highclere Castle, Highclere (exhibition catalogue)
•1987: Tutankhamun Pocket Guide, Earley/London
Published books and catalogues (co-author):
•2002: Talking Heads: Ancient Lives, Ancient Letters, Myers Museum, Eton College. With Robert Shorrock (exhibition guide)
•1996: The Complete Valley of the Kings, London; translated into German, Japanese, Spanish. With Richard Wilkinson
•1992: Into the Mummy’s Tomb. The real-life discovery of Tutankhamun’s treasures, New York (children’s book); translations into German and Norwegian With Nan Froman. School Library Journal Best Book of the Year, 1992; ALA Best Book for the Reluctant Young Adult Reader; Winner of the Garden State Teen Book Award, 1995
•1992: Howard Carter: Before Tutankhamun, London (exhibition catalogue). With J. H. Taylor
Published books and catalogues (contributor):
•2008: Egyptian Art at Eton College and Durham University, travelling to Utsonomiya Museum of Art; MOA Museum, Atami; Hamamatsu Municipal Museum of Art; Matsuzakaya Art Museum, Nagoya; Daimaru Museum, Kobe; Ancient Orient Museum, Tokyo [in Japanese]. With Craig Barclay, Tom Hardwick, Stephen Quirke, John Ruffle, Hans D Schneider, Stephen Spurr
•2007: Egypte, trois milles ans d'art decoratifs. Musee Myers - collection du College d'Eton, Musees des Arts decoratifs, Bordeaux. With Bernadette de Boysson, Hans D. Schneider, Stephen Spurr and Stephen Quirke
•2005: Azules egipcios, pequeños tesoros del Arte, Conde Duque Museum, Madrid. With Francisco Martin Valentin, Teresa Bedman and Stephen Spurr
•2003: The Small Masterpieces of Egyptian Art: Myers Museum, Eton College, Rijksmuseum van Oudheden, Leiden. With Hans Schneider, Stephen Spurr, Stephen Quirke
•2000: D. B. Redford, The Oxford Encyclopaedia of Ancient Egypt, New York: Contributor, article ‘Kiya’
•1999: Egyptian Art at Eton College, Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York. With Stephen Spurr and Stephen Quirke
•1999: R. E. Freed, Y. Markowitz and S. H. D'Auria (ed.), Pharaohs of the Sun: Akhenaten, Nefertiti, Tutankhamen, Boston (exhibition catalogue): Contributor, introductory essay, ‘The royal family at Amarna’
•1998: F. D. Friedman (ed.), Gifts of the Nile: ancient Egyptian faience, Providence (exhibition catalogue): Contributor, selected catalogue entries
•1998: Howard Carter, Tut.ankh.amen. The politics of discovery, London: Contributor, Introduction
•1997: Waterstone’s Guide to History Books, (ed. N. Rennison) London: Contributor, ‘Unlocking the secrets of the Valley of the Kings’, pp. 140-41)
•1997: Chief of Seers. Studies in honour of Cyril Aldred, London: Editor, with E. Goring and J. Ruffle, and contributor, ‘Howard Carter’s collection of Egyptian and Classical antiquities’
•1990: T. M. Davis, The Tomb of Queen Tîyi, 2nd ed., San Francisco: Contributor, new introduction and bibliography
•1990: Sakuji Yoshimura (ed.), [The British Museum], II, Tokyo: Contributor, ‘The Valley of the Kings’, pp. 169-70. [In Japanese]
•1989: L. Gamwell and R. Wells (eds), Sigmund Freud and Art. His personal collection of antiquities, London (exhibition catalogue), various translations: Contributor, catalogue entries on pp. 39-53, 57-79
•1988: S. D’Auria, P. Lacovara and C. Roehrig (eds), Mummies and Magic. The funerary arts of ancient Egypt, Boston (exhibition catalogue): Contributor, catalogue entries 88, 96-98, 104, 108, 130, 136, 163, 180, 187, 210
Published books and catalogues (editor/consultant):
•2008: Egyptian Art at Eton College and Durham University, travelling to Utsonomiya Museum of Art; MOA Museum, Atami; Hamamatsu Municipal Museum of Art; Matsuzakaya Art Museum, Nagoya; Daimaru Museum, Kobe; Ancient Orient Museum, Tokyo
•2006: R. Gillam, Performance Art in Ancient Egypt, London: Editor
•2006: W. Grajetzki, The Middle Kingdom of Ancient Egypt, London: Editor
•2004: T. M. Davis (ed.), The Tomb of Hâtshopsîtû, London: Editor and Contributor, Foreword
•2004: H. Carter and A. C. Mace, The Tomb of Tut.ankh.Amen [I]: Search and Discovery, London: Editor and Contributor, Foreword
•2003: W. Grajetzki, Burial Customs in Ancient Egypt, London: Editor
•2002: T. M. Davis (ed.), The Tomb of Thoutmôsis IV, London: Editor and Contributor, Foreword
•2001: T. M. Davis (ed.), The Tombs of Harmhabi and Touatânkhamanou, London: Editor and Contributor, Foreword
•2001: T. M. Davis (ed.), The Tomb of Siphtah with The Tomb of Queen Tîyi, London: Editor and Contributor, Foreword
•2001: H. Carter, The Tomb of Tut.ankh.Amen [II]: The Burial Chamber, London: Editor and Contributor, Foreword
•2000: G. E. Smith, The Royal Mummies, London: Editor and Contributor, Foreword
•2000: T. M. Davis (ed.), The Tomb of Iouiya and Touiyou with The Funeral Papyrus of Iouiya, London: Editor and Contributor, Foreword
•2000: H. Carter, The Tomb of Tut.ankh.Amen [III]: The Annexe and Treasury, London: Editor and Contributor, Foreword
•1997: Chief of Seers. Studies in honour of Cyril Aldred, London: Editor, with E. Goring and J. Ruffle, and contributor, ‘Howard Carter’s collection of Egyptian and Classical antiquities’
•1996: Freud as Collector, Tokyo (exhibition catalogue): Co-editor, with Yumiko Ueno, and contributor, ‘Sigmund Freud and his collection’, pp. 14-17, and several catalogue entries. [In Japanese and English]
•1992: After Tut’ankhamun. Research and excavation in the royal necropolis at Thebes, London (conference papers): Editor
•1990: After Tutankhamun. An international conference on the Valley of the Kings. Abstracts, Highclere: Editor
•1986: M. Stead, Find Out About Ancient Egypt, London (children’s book): Consultant
CD-ROM
•2001: The Amarna Royal Tombs Project. With Tom Blackmore
Academic articles (sole author unless otherwise stated):
•2003: ‘On some queens’ tombs of the 18th Dynasty’, in N. Strudwick and J. H. Taylor (ed.), The Theban Necropolis: past, present and future, London
•2003: ‘Following in the footsteps of the pharaohs’, British Journal of Plastic Surgery 56, pp. 196-97. With S. Falder, Simon Bennett and Rizwan Alvi
•2001: ‘An Amarna-period ostracon from the Valley of the Kings’, Antiquity 75, pp. 501-02
•1999: ‘Left-handed kings? Observations on a fragmentary Egyptian sculpture’ in A. Leahy and J. Tait (ed.), Studies on Ancient Egypt in Honour of H. S. Smith, London, pp. 249-54
•1999: ‘New light on ancient Egyptian prosthetic medicine’, in W. V. Davies (ed.), Studies in Egyptian Antiquities. A tribute to T. G. H. James, London, pp. 73-77
•1997: ‘A composite statue fragment in the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston’, Revue d’Egyptologie 47, pp. 173-79. With Peter Lacovara and W. Raymond Johnson; appendix by Robert H. Tykot
•1996: ‘An unpublished royal shabti of the 26th Dynasty’, Göttinger Miszellen 154, pp. 93-95
•1994: ‘The sarcophagus of Menna from Sidmant el-Gebel: five fragments’, Studien zur altägyptischen Kultur 21, pp. 255-57
•1994: ‘Observations on a model royal sarcophagus in the British Museum’, Revue d’Egyptologie 45, pp. 197-201
•1994: ‘A fragment from the canopic jar of an Amarna queen’, Revue d’Egyptologie 45, pp. 194-96
•1993: ‘The Ashburnham ring and the burial of General Djehuty’, Journal of Egyptian Archaeology 79, pp. 259-61
•1991: ‘[Egyptian varia in the reserve collections of the British Museum]’, Vestnik Drevnej Istorii 3, pp. 220-38. [In Russian]
•1989: ‘Belzoni, the Egyptian Hall, and the date of a long-known sculpture’, Journal of Egyptian Archaeology 75, pp. 235-37
•1988: ‘A casket fragment of Ramesses IX in the Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology, Cambridge’, Journal of Egyptian Archaeology 74, pp. 223-26. With A. M. Dodson
•1988: ‘New light on Kiya from texts in the British Museum’, Journal of Egyptian Archaeology 74, pp. 91-101
•1987: ‘An unattested funerary cone’, Göttinger Miszellen 95, pp. 63-65. With G. T. Martin
•1987: ‘Inscribed Egyptian funerary cones in situ: an early observation by Henry Salt’, Varia Aegyptiaca 3, pp. 47-49. With D. P. Ryan
•1987: ‘Notes on an inscribed measure of Tuthmosis III’, Discussions in Egyptology 8, pp. 49-51
•1987: ‘The colossal statue of Mycerinus reconsidered’, Revue d’Egyptologie 38, pp. 111-15. With P. Lacovara
•1987: appreciation of Elizabeth Thomas, in Journal of Egyptian Archaeology 73, pp. ix-x
•1986: ‘Two architectural drawings from the Valley of the Kings’, Chronique d’Egypte 61/121, pp. 43-49
•1986: ‘Miscellanea epigraphica’, Studien zur altägyptischen Kultur 13, pp. 166-70
•1986: ‘Two name-beads of Hatshepsut and Senenmut from the mortuary temple of Queen Hatshepsut at Deir el-Bahri’, Antiquaries Journal 62, pp. 387-88 and 400-01
•1985: ‘Tut’ankhamun and his papyri’, Göttinger Miszellen 88, pp. 39-45
•1985: ‘A lute player of the Amarna period’, Göttinger Miszellen 87, pp. 79-83
•1985: ‘Fragments of an embalming-ritual papyrus in the Oriental Museum, Durham’, Revue d’Egyptologie 36, pp. 121-24
•1984: ‘Excavations in the Valley of the Kings, 1905/6: a photographic record’, Mitteilungen des Deutschen Archäologischen Instituts, Abteilung Kairo 40, pp. 227-35
•1983: ‘On the miniature mask from the Tut’ankhamun embalming cache’, Bulletin de la Société d’Egyptologie, Genève 8, pp. 81-83
•1982: ‘Tuthmosis IV as 'great-grandfather' of Tut’ankhamun’, Göttinger Miszellen 56, pp. 65-69
•1982: ‘Akhenaten after all?’, Göttinger Miszellen 54, pp. 61-71
•1982: ‘The discovery and clearance of KV 58’ Göttinger Miszellen 53, pp. 33-45
•1981: ‘A reappraisal of Tomb 55 in the Valley of the Kings’, Journal of Egyptian Archaeology 67, pp. 48-55
•1981: ‘A state chariot from the tomb of Ay?’, Göttinger Miszellen 46, pp. 11-19
•1981: ‘The tomb of Tuthmosis IV: two questionable attributions’, Göttinger Miszellen 44, pp. 49-55
•1979: ‘A new statue for Mersu’ankh’, Göttinger Miszellen 35, pp. 47-49
•1979: ‘A fragment of Fifth Dynasty annals at University College London’, Göttinger Miszellen 32, pp. 47-49
•1979: ‘A new diploma for Syria-Palaestina’, Zeitschrift für Papyrologie und Epigraphik 33, pp. 117-23
•1978: ‘A further occurrence of Nefertiti as hmt nswt ‘3t’, Göttinger Miszellen 30, pp. 61-69
•1973: 'Two unrecorded Roman obverse varieties', Spink's Numismatic Circular 81/10 (October)
Semi-popular articles (sole author unless otherwise stated):
•2008: 'The Egyptian Collection of William Joseph Myers', Eton Collections Review 3 (December), pp. 22-37
•2007: 'The Parthenon in Ruins', British Museum Magazine 57 (spring/summer), pp. 36-38. With Dyfri Williams
•2006: ‘Another new tomb in the Valley of the Kings?’, Ancient Egypt 7/1, Issue 37 (October/November), pp. 31-34
•2003: ‘The Amarna Royal Tombs Project: object lessons (part 1)’, The Valley of the Kings Foundation Bulletin 2 (March), pp. 1-2
•2002: ‘ARTP’s 4th season of work, 2002: where we dug and what we found’, The Valley of the Kings Foundation Bulletin 1 (December), pp. 1-2. With G.T. Martin
•2001: ‘Rebel ruler of the sun’, BBC History Magazine 2/7 (July), pp. 12-17
•2000: ‘[Are there any more tombs to be found in the Valley of the Kings?]’, Newton Graphic Science Magazine, Tokyo (February), pp. 40-41; reprinted ibid. 2003 (May), pp. 96-97. [In Japanese]
•2000: ‘The Sigmund Freud collection of Egyptian antiquities’, KMT 11/4 (winter), pp. 31-39
•2000: ‘Selections from the Eton College Myers collection of Egyptian art exhibited at the Metropolitan Museum’, KMT 11/3 (fall), pp. 18-31
•1999: ‘Discovering the tomb of Tutankhamun’, Scientific American Discovering Archaeology 1/6 (November/December), pp. 34-37
•1996: ‘[Tutankhamun: life and death]’, Newton Graphic Science Magazine, Tokyo (March), pp. 20-29=Newton Graphic Science Magazine, Ancient World Special Issue pp. 118-27. [In Japanese]
•1996: ‘A newly-discovered royal diadem of the Second Intermediate Period’, Minerva 7/2 (March/April), pp. 47-48
•1996: ‘A new portrait of Amenhotep IV-Akhenaten’, Minerva 7/1 (January/February), pp. 36-37
•1995: ‘Ancient Egypt at Eton’, Egyptian Archaeology 6, pp. 19-22. With Stephen Spurr
•1989: ‘The Freud Museum’, The EES Newsletter 4 (March), pp. 3-4
•1989: ‘Earl of Carnarvon presents finds from Highclere’, British Museum Society Bulletin 61 (summer), pp. 28-29
•1988: ‘Découverte derniers trésors de Toutankhamon’, Connaissance des Arts 437-438 (juillet-aout), pp. 38-51
•1988: ‘The search for Tutankhamen: the final chapter’, Aramco World (November-December), pp. 6-13 (http://www.saudiaramcoworld.com/issue/198806/the.final.chapter-the.search.for.tutankhamen.htm)
•1988: ‘Lord Carnarvon’s friend at the BM’, British Museum Society Bulletin 58 (summer), pp. 2-5
•1987: ‘Nebetia of the Pharaoh’s court’, Apollo 126/309 (November), p. 346
•1974: 'Unrecorded Roman', Coin Monthly (April)
•1973: 'The VICTORIAE GOTHIC. coinage of Claudius II Gothicus', Coins (December)
•1973: 'Aspects of the Alimenta', Coins (October)
•1973: ' Women on Roman Imperial coinage', 6 parts, Coins (April-September)
Book and exhibition reviews:
•1990: book review, R. Fazzini et al., Ancient Egyptian Art in The Brooklyn Museum, in Burlington Magazine (July), p. 503
•1990: book review, S. D'Auria, P. Lacovara and C. Roehrig, Mummies and Magic. The funerary arts of ancient Egypt, Boston, 1988, in Burlington Magazine (July), p. 503
•1990: book review, M. A. Littauer and J. H. Crouwel, Chariots and related equipment from the Tomb of Tut’ankhamun, Oxford, 1985, in Journal of Egyptian Archaeology 76, pp. 232-36
•1988: exhibition review, ‘Durham, Oriental Museum. Egyptian antiquities from private collections’, Burlington Magazine 130/1027 (October), pp. 791-92
•1988: exhibition review, ‘Cambridge and Liverpool. Pharaohs and mortals’, Burlington Magazine 130/1025 (August), pp. 648-49
•1988: exhibition review, ‘London and Eton. Egyptian antiquities from Eton’, Burlington Magazine 130/1023 (June), pp. 482-83
•1987: book review, L. J. Craven, Aboudi Man of Luxor, Mere, 1984, in Journal of Egyptian Archaeology 73, pp. 271-72
•1983: book review, R. Krauss, Das Ende der Amarnazeit, Hildesheim, 1978, in Orientalistische Literaturzeitung 78/6, cols 546-48
•1982: book review, J. E. Harris and E. F. Wente (ed.), An X-ray Atlas of the Royal Mummies, Chicago, 1980, in Bibliotheca Orientalis 39/3-4, cols 264-66
•1981: book review, G. Perepelkin, The Secret of the Gold Coffin, Moscow, 1978, in Bibliotheca Orientalis 38/3-4, cols 293-97
Newspaper articles, letters:
•2007: ‘Chiddingstone controversy', letter to the Editor of The Times, 5 June
•2007: ‘The case for Nell as Chiddingstone Venus', letter to the Editor of The Times, 10 May
•1988: ‘A Freudian addiction [Sigmund Freud and ancient art]’, Daily Telegraph, 29 October
•1988: ‘Beads tell the truth about colourless glass [in Egypt]’, Daily Telegraph, 26 September
•1988: ‘A fishy mystery from 1200 BC [excavations at Tell el-Saidiyeh, Jordan]’, Daily Telegraph, 15 August
•1988: ‘Treasures from the tomb [the discoveries of Manolis Andronicos at Vergina]’, Daily Telegraph, 30 July
•1988: ‘The fruits of an obsession [the Highclere find of Egyptian antiquities]’, The Times, 9 March
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