BOOKS BY MAES MEMBERS
A number of Society members have been recognised for their contribution to the understanding of ancient Egyptian history and culture through the research they have undertaken, with published papers in academic journals.
Mummies, Magic and Medicine in Ancient Egypt.
A Festchrift for Rosalie David edited by MAES members Campbell Price and Roger Forshaw, with contributions from Peter Phillips (Manchester University Press).
Ancient Egypt (Pocket Museum)
By Campbell Price, published by Thames & Hudson, 2018. He also writes a blog for the Manchester Museum – click here for more.
Egypt of the Saite Pharaohs, published by the Manchester University Press, is the latest book by Roger Forshaw. He is also the author of The Role of the Lector in Ancient Egyptian Society, published by Archaeopress.
Several other MAES members have also authored books on the findings of their research:
| Bob Partridge (former chairman of MAES) | F aces of Pharaohs: Royal Mummies and Coffins from Ancient Thebes
Peartree Publishing
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 Transport in Ancient Egypt
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 Fighting Pharaohs: Weapons and Warfare in Ancient Egypt
Peartree Publishing |
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| Peter Phillips (Chairman) |  The Columns of Egypt
Peartree Publishing
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 Peter is also the Editor of Ancient Egypt Magazine, the only UK magazine on Egyptology.
Other MAES members on the editorial team are Sarah Griffiths and Peter Robinson. MAES members also regularly contribute to the magazine by writing articles. |
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| Rosalie David | Rosalie David is the author of numerous books, including:
Rutherford Press
A Year in the Life of Ancient Egypt Pen & Sword |
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| Tony Judd |  Rock Art of the Eastern Desert of Egypt: Content, Comparisons, Dating and Significance
Archeopress |
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| Hilary Forrest
(Membership Secretary) |
 Manufacturers, Mummies and Manchester: Two Hundred Years of Interest In and Study of Egyptology in the Greater Manchester Area
Archeopress |
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| Angela Tooley |  Gifts Of The Nile. Ancient Egyptian Arts & Crafts in the Liverpool Museum (with Piotr Bienkowski)
TSO Books
Shire Egyptology
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