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EYCKERMAN, Merel
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Issue DateTitleContributor(s)TypeCat.
12018Predynastic human representations. Two sides of a storyHENDRICKX, Stan; Droux, Xavier; EYCKERMAN, MerelProceedings PaperC1
22017Packed and ready: Painted plaster plaques in the elite cemetery.HENDRICKX, Stan; EYCKERMAN, MerelJournal ContributionM
32016Nag el-Hamdulab au seuil de la 1re dynastieHENDRICKX, Stan; Darnell, John Coleman; Gatto, Maria Carmela; EYCKERMAN, MerelJournal ContributionA2
42016The visualisation of pottery in Egyptian archaeologyHENDRICKX, Stan; EYCKERMAN, Merel; Vereecken, StefanieProceedings PaperC1
52016"The facial veins" of the bull in Predynastic EgyptHENDRICKX, Stan; Simoens, Paul; EYCKERMAN, MerelProceedings PaperC1
62016The Narmer palette - A new recordingHENDRICKX, Stan; Förster, Frank; EYCKERMAN, MerelProceedings PaperC1
72016Field Notes and Dirty Drawings expoCEYSSENS, Patrick; ROES, Remco; LAMBEENS, Tom; MOORS, Griet; SWERTS, Carla; Cielen, Fia; De Boe, Rik; HEYNICKX, Saidja; Delrue, Ronny; Desmet, Casimir; Deproost, Ann-Sophie; Ephameron; EYCKERMAN, Merel; Gauderis, Tiemke; Larouselle, Franky; Mertens, Judith; Nagtzaam, Marc; Timmerman, Sam; Van Doorn, Dries; Vanhee, Klaas; Vermeiren, Eva; Willems, Els; DE WINDE, Arne; PINT, Kris; SELS, NadiaArtistic/designerly creationAOR
82015Les animaux sauvages dans l'Egypte prédynastiqueHENDRICKX, Stan; EYCKERMAN, MerelBook SectionB2
92015The Origin and Early Significance of the white crownEYCKERMAN, Merel; Piquette, E.K.; Madrigal, K.; Graves-Brown, C.Working PaperR2
102015The origin and early significance of the White CrownHENDRICKX, Stan; Piquette, Kathryn E.; EYCKERMAN, Merel; Madrigal, Karine; Graves-Brown, CarolynBook SectionB2
112014On The Origin of The Royal False Beard and its Bovine SymbolismHENDRICKX, Stan; De Meyer, M.; EYCKERMAN, MerelBook SectionB2
122013The Pharaonic pottery of the Abu Ballas Trail: ‘Filling stations’ along a desert highway in southwestern EgyptHENDRICKX, Stan; EYCKERMAN, MerelBook SectionB2