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Memory and heritage are critical components for identity formation. Within the context of empire, the display of heritage represents and transforms connections between individuals and their relationship to society. This essay examines a Roman Period Egyptian house as emblematic of the complex post-conquest conditions that intertwined memory, identity, and empire. This paper explores the integrative phase of empire, a process that continues long after the dramatic acts of conquest and submission have ended. Boozer explore this process on a microscale in order to understand local negotiations, responses, and influences. Specifically, she focuses on domestic contexts from the Roman city of Amheida (ancient Trimithis) in the Dakhleh Oasis. Amheida has a long occupational history, but it was under Roman rule that it reached its greatest extent (1st C AD–4th C AD). This historical trajectory offers a detailed example of a locality that developed during a period of social, religious, economic, and political change.

Reprint. Originally published by George J.A. Skeen, Government Printer in Colombo, Ceylon, 1896-1898. ; Mode of access: Internet.

"Report forwarded to Government by Mr. W.W. Skeat, Acting District Officer." ; Mode of access: Internet.

The thesis is a study of present-day religion in a rural Bantu society, viewed within the framework of their social structure. The society is that of the Tlhaping of the Phuduhtswana chiefdom of the Taung reserve. After an introductory chapter on the historical and geographical background, a chapter is devoted to the social and economic changes that have taken place or are still taking place, such as the scattering of the population from a large central capital, the concomitant changes in political organisation, the weakening of kinship ties, and the participation in migrant labour. By far the most prominent type of religion in this society to-day is that represented by the Christian churches, and the major part of this study therefore deals with the churches, but in a separate chapter the remnants of pagan belief and ritual are also discussed.

Ethnographic part by Dr. A. Ishirkoff, historical part by Dr. V. Zlatarski. cf. Pref., leaf xviii. ; German, English, French and Bulgarian. ; "Bibliographica": leaf xxi. ; Mode of access: Internet.

At head of title: Governo della Tripolitania. Ufficio politico militare. ; Mode of access: Internet.

"Festgabe im Auftrag der Niederländischen Regierung dem XIV Intern. Amerikanisten Congres zu Stuttgart." ; Added t.p. in Dutch: Bijdragen tot de anthropologie, ethnographie en archaeologie van Nederl. Westindie. ; Includes bibliographical references. ; Mode of access: Internet.

Subtitle varies. ; At head of title: Madras Government Museum. ; Mode of access: Internet.

Contents (Cont'd.): vol. V. no. 1. Anthropology. Vision of the Urális and Sholagas; More marriage customs in southern India; Hook-swinging; Paliyans. 1903.--no. 2. Anthropology. The Paraiyan, and The legend of Nandan, by the Rev. A.C. Clayton; Some agricultural ceremonies in Malabar, by C. Karunakara Menon. 1906.--no. 3. Anthropology. The village deities of southern India. 1907. ; Contents (Cont'd.): vol. IV. no. 1. Anthropology. Todas of the Nilgiris; Eurasian schoolboys; Meriah sacrifice post; Walking through fire; Malaiālis of the Shevaroys; Scissors people; Sorcery in Coimbatore; Nayādis of Malabar. 1901.--no. 2. Anthropology. The Dravidian head; Yánádis of Nellore; miscellanea. 1901.--no. 3. Anthropology. Some marriage customs in southern India; Deformity and mutilation; Uralis, Sholagas, and Irulas; Fire-walking in Ganjám; Corporal pubishment in vernacular schools. 1903. ; Contents (Cont'd.): vol. III. no. 1. Anthropology. Notes on some of the people of Malabar [by] Fred Fawcett. Mala Védars of Travancore [by] Florence Evans. Miscellanea [by] Edgar Thurston. 1900.--no. 2. The sea fisheries of Malabar and South Canara . by Edgar Thurston. 1900.--no. 3. Anthropology. Nâyars of Malabar. By F. Fawcett. 1901. ; Contents (Cont'd.): vol. II. no. 1. Anthropology. Badagas and Irulas of the Nīlgiris; Paniyans of Malabar; A Chinese-Tamil cross; A Cheruman skull; Kuruba or Kurumba; Summary of results. By Edgar Thurston. 1897.--no. 2. Anthropology. Eurasians of Madras and Malabar; Note on tattooing; Malagasy--Nias--Dravidians; Toda petition. By Edgar Thurston. 1898.--no. 3. Anthropology. Kādirs of the Ānaimalais; Malaiālis of the Shevaroys; syllabus of demonstrations on anthropology; the Dravidian head; the Dravidian problem. By Edgar Thurston. 1899. ; Contents: [vol. I] no. 1. Pearl and chank fisheries of the Gulf of Manaar. By Edgar Thurston. 1894.--no. 2. Note on tours along the Malabar coast. By Edgar Thurston. 1894.--no. 3. Rámésvaram island and fauna of the Gulf of Manaar. 2d ed. rev. By Edgar Thurston . 1895.--no. 4. Anthropology of the Todas and Kotas of the Nilgiri hills; and of the Bráhmans, Kammálbans, Pallis, and Pariahs of Madras city. By Edgar Thurston. 1896. ; At head of title: Madras Government Museum. ; Mode of access: Internet.

"Appendices (Vol. II, p. [221]-434) by P. Chauncy, W. Ridley, A.A.C. Le Souëf, A.W. Howitt, J.M. Davis, W. Locke, A.F.A. Greeves, G.B. Halford, and J. Milligan. ; "Language", vol. II, p. [1]-220, is a compilation of articles by various authors. ; Mode of access: Internet.

"Exemplaire no 54." ; pt. 1. Des éléments constitutifs. ; Mode of access: Internet.

In v. 1-3 the letterpress is by various authors; in v. 4-8, by Meadows Taylor. ; Mode of access: Internet.

In v. 1-3 the letterpress is by various authors; in v. 4-8, by Meadows Taylor. ; Mode of access: Internet.

"Extrait de la Revue de législation et de jurisprudence (Nos de novembre-décembre 1851, et de mars 1852)" ; Mode of access: Internet.

A private collection, made by Nathan Dunn and first exhibited in 1839 at the Philadelphia museum, whence it was removed to London in 1842, cf, Scharf and Westcott, History of Philadelphia, 1884, v. 2, p. 948-949. ; "The present volume . is nearly double the size of the original; in consequence, not only of the increased number of specimens, but also of the additional information it contains." Verso of t.-p. ; Caption in Chinese characters. ; Mode of access: Internet.