Publications
- Networks of power, strategic royal marriages and the legitimacy of Amasis within the Memphite elite society: Ta-kheta and Nekhtbasteteru revisited2017 | Faculty of Arts
- Dwelling among the shadows: the Saite royal women in context2017 | Faculty of Arts
- The social network of Ahmose-men-(m-)ineb-hedj, High Priest of Ptah under Amasis, Psammetichus III, Cambyses II and Darius I2016 | Faculty of Arts
- Invisible wives: the relevance of intermarriages for the Late Saite Memphite elite society2016 | Faculty of Arts
- The rise and development of the solar cult and architecture in Ancient Egypt2021 | Faculty of Arts
- The Majesty of Apis has gone to heaven: Burial of the sacred Apis bull within the landscape of Memphis during the Late Period (664-332 BCE)2018 | Faculty of Arts
- Apis is Ptah, Apis is Re, Apis is Horus, son of Isis: the solar aspect of the Apis bull and the royal ideology of the Late Period2018 | Faculty of Arts
- King's mother, but not king's wife: the mortuary cult of Esiemkhebi (A) at Sais (Egypt)2018 | Faculty of Arts
- Udjahorresnet's family and social background2018 | Faculty of Arts
- The curious case of Heresankh, a perfect player of the sistrum of Min and a priestess of the king's sister Philotera2018 | Faculty of Arts
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