The first publication in any language of a rich 19th-century travel account with stunning drawings by an Italian physician on Egypt and SudanHinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Daniele Salvoldi holds a PhD in Egyptology from the University of Pisa and currently teaches history of architecture at the Arab Academy for Science, Technology, and Maritime Transport in Alexandria, Egypt. In 2011, he catalogued the William J. Bankes Egyptological drawings in Dorchester and in 2014-16 he was postdoctoral fellow at the Freie Universität Berlin.
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Acknowledgments Sources of Plates Maps Alessandro Ricci and His Travels 1. Tuscany, Egypt, Ricci, and the First Steps of Egyptology The Grand Duchy of Tuscany and Egypt The Napoleonic Campaign and the Rise of Muhammad Ali Pasha The War of the Consuls and the Beginning of Egyptology 2. Alessandro Ricci: Early Life, Personality, and Cultural Background Early Life Personality Cultural Background 3. Travels in Egypt and Sennar (1817-22) Organization and Funding Tools Arrival in Egypt: 1815, 1817, or 1818? Alexandria to Cairo (February-March 1817) Travel to Upper Egypt, Epigraphic Copy of the Tomb of Seti I, and Expedition to Berenike (February-September 1818) Travel to Nubia (November 1818-May 1819) Work for William John Bankes (May 1819-February 1820) Travel to Siwa (March-April 1820) Travel to Sinai (September-November 1820) Second Voyage to Upper Egypt with Baron von Minutoli (December 1820-February 1821) Travel to Sennar (June 1821-February 1822) Last Works in Egypt 4. With Champollion and Rosellini between Europe and Egypt Work on the Manuscript, Research for a Publisher, and Acquaintance with Champollion The Franco-Tuscan Expedition to Egypt (1828-29) Sales Promotion of Rosellini's Book in Europe (1831) Sickness, Death, and Inheritance (1832-34) 5. The Archaeological, Anthropological, and Natural History Collections The Dresden Collection (1831) The Florence Collection (1832) Natural History and Anthropology Collections 6. The Travels: Topics and Problems Story of an Account Lost and Found Several Times The Plates: Sources and Descriptions 7. Identifying the Drawings for the Intended Plates The Importance of Ricci's Drawings Published Plates and Dispersion of the Originals 8. List of Plates Travel in Nubia Travel to the Temple of Jupiter-Amun Travel to Mount Sinai Travel to Sennar Notes to Sources of Plate and Chapters 1-8 The Manuscript of the Travels 9. Note on the Original Manuscript, the Typewritten Copy, and the Present Edition 10. Travels of Doctor Alessandro Ricci of Siena: Made in the Years 1818, 1819, 1820, 1821, 1822 in Nubia, to the Temple of Jupiter-Amun, Mount Sinai, and Sennar Travel to Nubia Travel to the Temple of Jupiter-Amun Travel to Mount Sinai Travel to Sennar Notes Plates Bibliography Index
Acknowledgments Sources of Plates Maps Alessandro Ricci and His Travels 1. Tuscany, Egypt, Ricci, and the First Steps of Egyptology The Grand Duchy of Tuscany and Egypt The Napoleonic Campaign and the Rise of Muhammad Ali Pasha The War of the Consuls and the Beginning of Egyptology 2. Alessandro Ricci: Early Life, Personality, and Cultural Background Early Life Personality Cultural Background 3. Travels in Egypt and Sennar (1817-22) Organization and Funding Tools Arrival in Egypt: 1815, 1817, or 1818? Alexandria to Cairo (February-March 1817) Travel to Upper Egypt, Epigraphic Copy of the Tomb of Seti I, and Expedition to Berenike (February-September 1818) Travel to Nubia (November 1818-May 1819) Work for William John Bankes (May 1819-February 1820) Travel to Siwa (March-April 1820) Travel to Sinai (September-November 1820) Second Voyage to Upper Egypt with Baron von Minutoli (December 1820-February 1821) Travel to Sennar (June 1821-February 1822) Last Works in Egypt 4. With Champollion and Rosellini between Europe and Egypt Work on the Manuscript, Research for a Publisher, and Acquaintance with Champollion The Franco-Tuscan Expedition to Egypt (1828-29) Sales Promotion of Rosellini's Book in Europe (1831) Sickness, Death, and Inheritance (1832-34) 5. The Archaeological, Anthropological, and Natural History Collections The Dresden Collection (1831) The Florence Collection (1832) Natural History and Anthropology Collections 6. The Travels: Topics and Problems Story of an Account Lost and Found Several Times The Plates: Sources and Descriptions 7. Identifying the Drawings for the Intended Plates The Importance of Ricci's Drawings Published Plates and Dispersion of the Originals 8. List of Plates Travel in Nubia Travel to the Temple of Jupiter-Amun Travel to Mount Sinai Travel to Sennar Notes to Sources of Plate and Chapters 1-8 The Manuscript of the Travels 9. Note on the Original Manuscript, the Typewritten Copy, and the Present Edition 10. Travels of Doctor Alessandro Ricci of Siena: Made in the Years 1818, 1819, 1820, 1821, 1822 in Nubia, to the Temple of Jupiter-Amun, Mount Sinai, and Sennar Travel to Nubia Travel to the Temple of Jupiter-Amun Travel to Mount Sinai Travel to Sennar Notes Plates Bibliography Index
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