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Institution

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Brian Muhs

Associate Professor

University of Chicago

Affiliations

Classics, Department of

Institute for the Study of Ancient Cultures, West Asia & North Africa (isac)

Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations, Department of

Brian Muhs is currently serving as a Classics, Department Of Associate Professor at University of Chicago.

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University of Chicago

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history archaeology economic history economics social history orientalism ancient egyptian economy sociology anthropology political history political economy social change monetary economics monetary policy international history cultural change history of economic thought economic systems economic change socio-economic change international monetary system world economic history archival science museology central mediterranean historical evidence ptolemaic tebtunis pharaonic egypt oriental institute museum ancient egypt early dynastic period second intermediate period middle kingdom first intermediate period old kingdom ptolemaic period persian periods third intermediate period classics cultural history heritage studies historical archaeology archival research empire historiography archaeological record

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

New Kingdom Hieratic Manuscripts in the Oriental Institute Museum (Chicago). Presses universitaires de Liège eBooks (2024)

Brian MuhsFoy Scalf

archival researchoriental institute museumeast asian studiesarchival sciencemuseologyarchaeology

Pharaonic Egypt. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2024)

Jane L. RowlandsonRoger S. BagnallDorothy J. ThompsonJelle BruningW. Graham ClaytorJennifer CromwellChristopher J. EyreBrian P. MuhsSarah J. PearceChristopher J. Tuplin

religious studiesanthropologyarchaeologypharaonic egypt

Slavery and Dependence in Ancient Egypt. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2024)

Jelle BruningW. Graham ClaytorJennifer CromwellChristopher J. EyreBrian P. MuhsSarah J. PearceChristopher J. Tuplin

historyancient egyptarchaeology

: The Origins of Money in the Iron Age Mediterranean World. Journal of Near Eastern Studies (2023)

Brian P. Muhs

historyinternational monetary systemhistory of economic thoughteast asian studiesmonetary economicseconomicseconomic systemsworld economic historymonetary policyeconomic history

The Ancient Egyptian Economy. (2016)

Brian Muhs

historyancient egyptian economyeconomicsarchaeologyeconomic history

The Ancient Egyptian Economy: 3000–30 Bce. (2016)

Brian Muhs

historyeconomic historyancient egyptian economy

The Early Dynastic Period (C. 3000–2686 Bce). Cambridge University Press eBooks (2016)

Brian Muhs

historyearly dynastic period

The Middle Kingdom and the Second Intermediate Period (C. 2025–1550 Bce). Cambridge University Press eBooks (2016)

Brian Muhs

historymiddle kingdomsecond intermediate periodcentral mediterranean

The New Kingdom (C. 1550–1069 Bce). Cambridge University Press eBooks (2016)

Brian Muhs

historyempire

The Old Kingdom and the First Intermediate Period (C. 2686–2025 Bce). Cambridge University Press eBooks (2016)

Brian Muhs

historyold kingdomfirst intermediate period

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Brian Muhs

Associate Professor

University of Chicago

Affiliations

Classics, Department of

Institute for the Study of Ancient Cultures, West Asia & North Africa (isac)

Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations, Department of

Brian Muhs is currently serving as a Classics, Department Of Associate Professor at University of Chicago.

Honors

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Experiences

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Brian Muhs

University of Chicago

Associate Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

New Kingdom Hieratic Manuscripts in the Oriental Institute Museum (Chicago). Presses universitaires de Liège eBooks (2024)

Brian MuhsFoy Scalf

archival researchoriental institute museumeast asian studiesarchival sciencemuseologyarchaeology

Pharaonic Egypt. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2024)

Jane L. RowlandsonRoger S. BagnallDorothy J. ThompsonJelle BruningW. Graham ClaytorJennifer CromwellChristopher J. EyreBrian P. MuhsSarah J. PearceChristopher J. Tuplin

religious studiesanthropologyarchaeologypharaonic egypt

Slavery and Dependence in Ancient Egypt. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2024)

Jelle BruningW. Graham ClaytorJennifer CromwellChristopher J. EyreBrian P. MuhsSarah J. PearceChristopher J. Tuplin

historyancient egyptarchaeology

: The Origins of Money in the Iron Age Mediterranean World. Journal of Near Eastern Studies (2023)

Brian P. Muhs

historyinternational monetary systemhistory of economic thoughteast asian studiesmonetary economicseconomicseconomic systemsworld economic historymonetary policyeconomic history

The Ancient Egyptian Economy. (2016)

Brian Muhs

historyancient egyptian economyeconomicsarchaeologyeconomic history

The Ancient Egyptian Economy: 3000–30 Bce. (2016)

Brian Muhs

historyeconomic historyancient egyptian economy

The Early Dynastic Period (C. 3000–2686 Bce). Cambridge University Press eBooks (2016)

Brian Muhs

historyearly dynastic period

The Middle Kingdom and the Second Intermediate Period (C. 2025–1550 Bce). Cambridge University Press eBooks (2016)

Brian Muhs

historymiddle kingdomsecond intermediate periodcentral mediterranean

The New Kingdom (C. 1550–1069 Bce). Cambridge University Press eBooks (2016)

Brian Muhs

historyempire

The Old Kingdom and the First Intermediate Period (C. 2686–2025 Bce). Cambridge University Press eBooks (2016)

Brian Muhs

historyold kingdomfirst intermediate period

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