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Walter Wreszinski (18
March 1880 – 9
April 1935) was a
German Egyptologist and
professor at
Albertus University of Königsberg.
Wreszinski was born in Mogilno...
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Heinrich Karl Brugsch, but was
translated and
published by
Walter Wreszinski in 1909. Only a
German translation is available. The
papyrus contains...
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Winlock (American, 1884–1950) Ewa
Wipszycka (Polish, born 1933)
Walter Wreszinski (German, 1880–1935)
Sakuji Yoshimura (****anese, born 1943)
Thomas Young...
- and burns. The
papyrus was
first published in 1912 in
Leipzig by
Walter Wreszinski. The
papyrus is also
known as BM EA 10059.
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Allen 1932.
Dawson & Peet 1933.
Davies 1953.
Leclant 1960.
Budin 2015.
Wreszinski 1912, p. 151.
Steiner 1992.
Vittmann 1984.
Steiner 2001.
Smith 2014, pp...
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translation did not
become available until 1909,
published by
Walter Wreszinski. In 1875, the
Ebers Papyrus,
covering a
broad concept of
general pathology...
- his grandmother, Dr. Ruth
Tichauer of
Wreszinski, who was born in Königsberg in 1910
daughter Walter Wreszinski and died in La Paz in 1995. He used to...
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physics Institutions ETH
Zurich Doctoral advisor Res Jost
Doctoral students Jürg Fröhlich
Konrad Osterwalder José
Fernando Perez Walter F.
Wreszinski...
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Scientific career Fields Egyptology Prehistoric archaeology Thesis Tunis (Algier und Nachbargebeite)
Neolithikum (1927)
Doctoral advisor Walter Wreszinski...
