Dr. Jan Moje

Ägyptologisches Seminar (FU)

Moje_Passbild_2011_04_27

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.
 

General Information

Group

Post-doctoral Fellow

01.07.2009 - 30.06.2011
 

Research Region

Research Field

 

Contact

Organisation / Department

Freie Universität Berlin
Fachbereich Geschichts- und Kulturwissenschaften
Ägyptologisches Seminar

Address

Altensteinstraße 34
14195 Berlin
Deutschland

Email

Phone

+49 30-838-53016
 

Projects

research project


 

Activities

talk

"Fremde Macht am Nil: Die ägyptischen Lokalregenten des 1. Jt. v. Chr. und ihre Interaktion mit dem gesellschaftlichen Raum 'Ägypten'"
part of the Workshop Real Spaces - Virtual Spaces (?)

talk

"Residence and Regions: Aspects of Local Governance in Third Intermediate Period Egypt"
part of the Conference Village Egypt – Continuity and Change in Regional Milieus in Egypt from the Neolithic down to the Reforms of Muhammad Ali

 

Career

Appointments

 
 

Publications

 
In Topoi

2011Drei bislang unbeachtete Belege für den Hohenpriester von Memphis Osorkon A aus der 22. Dynastie (British Museum EA8962 und Petrie Museum UC40045a – b)
Moje, Jan
2011British Museum EA 73965 und die Sequenz der Lokalregenten des Westdeltas in der 22. Dynastie
Moje, Jan
2011,Sechemkare’ und ‚Neferkare A[…]’: Überlegungen zur Endphase der lokalen Regentenlinie von Tanis / Bubastis während der 25./ 26. Dynastie
Moje, Jan
2011Drei bislang unbeachtete Belege für den Hohenpriester von Memphis Osorkon A aus der 22. Dynastie (British Museum EA8962 und Petrie Museum UC40045a – b)
Moje, Jan
2010Zu den Namensschreibungen des Lokalregenten und ‚Gegenkönigs’ Chababasch
Moje, Jan
2010Rezension zu M. Fitzenreiter, Das Ereignis: Geschichtsschreibung zwischen Vorfall und Struktur, London 2009
Moje, Jan
2010Die Uschebtis des Osorkon C von Sais. Bemerkungen zu den Totenstatuetten lokaler Regenten der Dritten Zwischenzeit
Moje, Jan
2010Entwicklung der bilinguen und monolinguen demotischen Graffiti im Ägypten des ersten Jts. v. Chr.
Moje, Jan
2009Rezension zu B. J. J. Haring, The Tomb of Sennedjem (TT 1) in Deir el-Medina. Palaeography, Cairo 2006
Moje, Jan
2009Rezension zu K. El-Enany, Le petit temple d’Abou Simbel. Paléographie, Cairo 2007
Moje, Jan
 

Curriculum Vitae

since 09/2011 Habilitation project at the Freie University of Berlin
12/2011 Mission Archéologique Franco-ègyptienne de Thèbes-Ouest (MAFTO-UMR 171 CNRS/LC2RMF), excavation Ramesseum: epigraphical research
11/2011-01/2012 Project: Divine Light. Luminous aspects of divinity in Egypt and Mesopotamia (Prof. K. Goebs): database of Demotic texts with expressions associate with light
08-11/2011 Research Associate at the Egyptological Institute of the University Leipzig, project "Database and Dictionary of Greek Loanwords in Coptic" (Prof. Dr. T.S. Richter): enlargement of the Greek lemma list
07/2011 Bibliography of published Pre- and Early Dynastic inscriptions since 1997
04/2010 Research Associate at the Department of Egyptology and Near Eastern Studies, Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz (DFG, "The Asyut Project")
2010 Peer reviewer of research proposals  for the Nederlandse Organisatie voor Wetenschappelijk Onderzoek – Geesteswetenschappen / Netherlands Organization for Scientific Research – Council for the Humanities
since 10/2009 Lecturer in Egyptology at the Department of Egyptology, Freie Universität Berlin
since 07/2009 Postdoctoral fellow in the Excellence Cluster Topoi, Research group B-II-2 „The Penetration and Organization of Spaces: Regional Milieus and the Power of State in Egypt”
2008 Documentation of the private collection Hertel, Cologne
since 10/2007 Lecturer in Egyptology at the Department of Egyptology, University of Cologne
09/2007 Contract for work at the DFG-Project „The ancient Egyptian necropolis of Asyut. Documentation and interpretation (The Asyut Project)” of the universities Mainz and Sohag.  Documentation and publication of the funerary statuettes from the seasons 2004 – 2007
11/2005 -09/2008 Research Associate at the Department of Egyptology of the University of Cologne, project Multilingualism and Multiculturalism in Graeco-Roman Egypt, under the aegis of Prof Dr Mark Depauw. Responsible for Demotic epigraphy, graffiti and bilingual sources.
1998-2001 Member in the excavation team of the Egyptian Museum Hildesheim in Qantir/ Egypt under the supervision of Dr Edgar B. Pusch, participation in the seasons: autumn 1998, 2000, 2001
2005, 10-25 Rigorosum
1999, 10-19 Beginning of Dr Phil. thesis on „Hieroglyphic palaeography of the 19th dynasty private stelae from Egypt“ (in German)
1999, 10-19 M.A. examination for a thesis on „The cemeteries of Pi-Ramesse. Their location and dating“ (in German)
since 1994 Study at the Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität, Münster (Egyptology, Classics and Prehistory)