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SUMMARY:A Window into the Ptolemaic Mind:
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DESCRIPTION:This lecture is part of the ISAW Library events series and
  will take place in person at ISAW (15 East 84th Street). Registration
  is required\; click through for the registration link. This lecture e
 xplores a new source of evidence for the status and conceptualization 
 of women in Ptolemaic Egypt through a pilot study of classifiers in th
 e hieroglyphic system. From the Old Kingdom onwards\, Egyptian hierogl
 yphic writing employed a highly organized system of category markersâ€
 ”classifiers or determinatives. These “mute” hieroglyphs\, typical
 ly placed at the end of words\, provide a unique window onto the emic 
 organization of knowledge and the categories through which the ancient
  Egyptians conceptualized their world.
LOCATION:ISAW Lecture Hall
CONTACT:isaw@nyu.edu
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