Titlebook: Ancient Egyptian Beads; Nai Xia Book 2014 Social Sciences Academic Press(China) and Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2014 Ancient Egyptia

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Archaeological Value of BeadsAs Sir Flinders Petrie remarked in his Handbook of Egyptian Antiquities, beads with pottery constitute the alphabet of archaeological research. The importance of beads as archaeological evidence arises from their being so common and at the same time so multifarious as to make them especially useful for dating.

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A New ClassificationWhile the principle of classification set out in the last chapter seems to be fairly sound, the detailed scheme given here is just a tentative proposal to show how the principal can be put into practice. This detailed scheme is not pretended to be perfect and final and is certainly capable of being improved or modified by later discoveries.

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A New CorpusThis chapter is designed for the practical purpose during the actual use of the new corpus. There will be certain repetitions of statement for the sake of easy reference, but for the same reason, all arguments which have been given in the previous chapters will be entirely omitted.

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Mode of Treatment new classification, upon which the arrangement of the corpus will largely depend. This will be discussed in more detail in the next part of this essay, because it occupies an extremely important position in our studies.

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Nomenclature and Identification of Materials words of explanation. They are arranged alphabetically in a list. For the sake of easy reference, this list is taken out to form a separate chapter and is given here. (When a name is composed of a general term with a qualifier, see under the general term.)

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Metal Beads the most generally used one among them. The following description of the methods of manufacture and decoration of metal beads is mainly derived from gold beads, although some of them were also employed for the beads of other metals.

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