PD Dr. Jan Moje

Jan Moje is working on local governors in first millennium BCE Egypt. His actual research for Topoi focuses on matters of sociocultural interactions between these local rulers, the residence and the locals. He is also analyzing the interdependencies between political-religious and social spheres. He is examining the sources of their significance regarding legitimacy and the efforts made by local rulers to obtain the acceptance of the royal rulers of Egypt.

Moje’s research interests also include multilingualism in Graeco-Roman Egypt, Hieroglyphic and Demotic palaeography and funerary culture.

Activities

• Jun 25, 2011
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  Fremde Macht am Nil: Die ägyptischen Lokalregenten des 1. Jt. v. Chr. und ihre Interaktion mit dem gesellschaftlichen Raum 'Ägypten'
  Part of: Real Spaces - Virtual Spaces (?)
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• Jun 25, 2011
  Workshop
  Real Spaces - Virtual Spaces (?)
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• Nov 03, 2010
  Talk
  Residence and Regions: Aspects of Local Governance in Third Intermediate Period Egypt
  Part of: Village Egypt – Continuity and Change in Regional Milieus in Egypt from the Neolithic down to the Reforms of Muhammad Ali
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