Department of Near Eastern Languages and Cultures

Parent: UCLA

eScholarship stats: History by Item for August through November, 2024

Item	Title	Total requests	2024-11	2024-10	2024-09	2024-08
2vh551hn	Myth of the Heavenly Cow	984	216	220	282	266
32r9x0jr	Ethnicity	885	51	95	580	159
5s54w4tc	Anthropomorphic Deities	848	216	262	240	130
1r72q9vv	Demons (benevolent and malevolent)	807	183	221	193	210
1r32g9zn	Funerary Rituals (Pharaonic Period)	779	178	397	125	79
8mx2073f	Slavery and Servitude	657	178	181	158	140
2ts0n9p0	Meroitic Writing	642	197	175	180	90
9988b193	Late Fourth Millennium BCE	629	87	117	255	170
0gn7x3ff	Mummification	597	169	199	157	72
4983w678	Mud-Brick Architecture	582	140	167	156	119
6061m848	Meroe and Egypt	556	114	282	89	71
70g428wj	Democratization of the Afterlife	530	177	156	128	69
4739r3fr	Opet Festival	514	164	123	126	101
2xj8c3qg	Thoth	509	125	153	141	90
8t4796p0	History of Egypt in Palestine	499	88	151	124	136
833528zm	Egypt and Greece Before Alexander	493	144	152	103	94
3xq6b093	Transportation	460	108	152	119	81
1f28q08h	Karnak: Development of the Temple of Amun-Ra	457	116	123	93	125
57f2d2sk	Gemstones	445	109	130	85	121
2m3463b2	Predynastic Burials	395	94	105	135	61
3g7673v5	Conceptualizations of the Moon	389	59	135	107	88
0n21d4bm	Amarna Art	374	141	89	68	76
77s6r0zr	Amarna Period	366	104	101	81	80
1k66566f	Tell el-Amarna	363	115	139	55	54
6bh8w50t	Letters to the Dead	358	69	134	90	65
6kt9m29r	Deir el-Medina (Development)	355	118	107	67	63
72q561r2	Second Intermediate Period	338	95	96	81	66
13g5n8th	Leatherworking	335	92	74	82	87
7s07628w	Domestic religious practices	333	91	90	81	71
6cx744kk	Shabtis	323	92	100	63	68
3rv0t4np	Sex and Gender	320	94	94	74	58
6k78t4w9	Esna	319	113	84	49	73
7tr1814c	Foreign Deities in Egypt	313	75	85	90	63
3h92j4bj	Karnak: the Temple of Amun-Ra-Who-Hears-Prayers	312	78	87	85	62
7255p86v	Akh	312	108	75	57	72
1fh2r94g	Hieratic	311	53	68	90	100
7t12z11t	Personal Names: Function and Significance	311	63	75	97	76
8xc7k559	Throne	310	77	116	55	62
29r70244	Osiris and the Deceased	309	80	108	66	55
1456t8bn	Philae	303	86	95	63	59
3fr419rk	Late Egyptian	303	55	108	71	69
6rn017r8	Copper-based Metallurgy (up to 332 BCE)	300	73	165	62
5gj996k5	Usurpation of Monuments	297	78	61	73	85
31v360n5	Boats (Use of)	296	111	82	59	44
1k3663r3	Harem	295	80	60	51	104
30h78901	Inheritance	292	80	98	69	45
1n10x347	Funerary rituals (Ptolemaic and Roman Periods)	291	83	90	66	52
7v84d6rh	Mud-Brick	288	51	94	72	71
73v96940	History-Writing in Ancient Egypt	284	84	57	88	55
3416c82m	Queen	278	38	161	40	39

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