Betsy Bryan

Ayyukanta sun haɗa da bincike da rubuce-rubuce game da Thutmose IV da Amenhotep III,da kuma a kan bikin shan giya na Masar.^[1]

WANNAN SHAFIN ZA'A GOGE SHI! . Dalili: Babu bayani mai ma'ana, ko Talla ko rashin Manazarta

Idan akwai rashin amincewa game da goge shafin, kana iya fadin hujjar ka a Shafin tattaunawa. Idan wannan shafin bai cancanci gogewa ba, kokuma zaka iya gyarawa, to kana iya goge wannan sanarwar, amma kuma kada ka goge sanarwa a shafin da ka kirkira da kanka.

Masu gudanarwa, su tuna da bincika ko akwai wata mahada a nan da tarihin shafi (gyaran ƙarshe) kafin a goge shi.

Littattafai

Neman rashin mutuwa: dukiyar tsohuwar Masar / Erik Hornung da Betsy M.Bryan,masu gyara ; gudunmawar Betsy M.Bryan... [et al.]. Washington,DC : National Gallery of Art ;Copenhagen Ƙungiyar Nunin United,c2002. ku,239p. : col. rashin lafiya, col. taswira ; 30 cm. (alk. takarda), (pbk. : alkiya. takarda)
Mulkin Thutmose IV / Betsy M. Bryan. Baltimore : Johns Hopkins University Press, c1991. 389 shafi, 19 p. na faranti : rashin lafiya. ; 26 cm. ISBN 0-8018-4202-6 (alk. takarda)
Rana mai ban mamaki ta Masar: Amenhotep III da duniyarsa / na Arielle P. Kozloff da Betsy M. Bryan tare da Lawrence M. Berman ; da wata makala ta Elisabeth Delange ; [fassarar maƙalar ... na Arielle P. Kozloff]. Cleveland : Cleveland Museum of Art tare da haɗin gwiwar Jami'ar Indiana Press ; Bloomington, IN : Jami'ar Indiana Press ta rarraba, 1992. xxi, 476 p. : rashin lafiya. (wasu col.) ; 30 cm. ISBN 0-940717-16-6 (hbk.), (pbk.)
Kuna iya zama mace Masanin ilimin Masar / Betsy Morrell Bryan da Judith Love Cohen ; misalai, David A. Katz. Marina Del Rey, Kaliforniya'da. : Cascade Pass, 1999. 38 p. : col. rashin lafiya. ; 21 x22 cm. ISBN 1-880599-45-7 (hbk.), (pbk.)

↑ NBC News: Sex and booze figured in Egyptian rites "Betsy Bryan, who has been leading an excavation effort at the Temple of Mut since 2001, laid out her team's findings on the drinking festival here on Saturday during the annual New Horizons in Science briefing, presented by the Council for the Advancement of Science Writing."

[1] NBC News: Sex and booze figured in Egyptian rites "Betsy Bryan, who has been leading an excavation effort at the Temple of Mut since 2001, laid out her team's findings on the drinking festival here on Saturday during the annual New Horizons in Science briefing, presented by the Council for the Advancement of Science Writing."

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