Lol.

Petrie was the editor of what is still the world's premier journal of Egyptology for many years.

The list of his books alone is 97 in my library, so the number of articles he published in Peer Reviewed journals must run into the hundreds.

As for Edwards and Verner, both of these men will have published dozens if not hundreds of articles in professional journals I would think.

These books above are the primary data sets from the excavations and surveys, which are not normally peer reviewed beyond the normal publisher processes, and the rest are summaries for beginners who are not familiar with the details, which seems to be the applicable case here, despite the fact that some people seem to think they are familiar with the facts, when in reality they are not, and never have been.

I'm sorry if I sound negative, but the reality is that the archaeological data and facts exist, yet people do not see fit to attempt to locate these.

Dave L



Edited 4 time(s). Last edit at 07/30/2007 09:36AM by Dave L.