History | Custom PHD Thesis

To what extent were Nubian royal burial practices influenced by those of Egypt in Dynasty XXV?

Attached is the referencing for this essay specifically. Please regard to this, for in-citing and bibliography. THIS IS IMPORTANT

Discuss using extensive examples, and keep referring to how it influenced by Egyptians in the 25th Dynasty

ALSO ANALYZE HOW MUCH OF AN INFLUENCE IT REALLY WAS.

analyze and informational

Citing and referencing examples for Ancient Cultures students.
Ancient Sources Examples:

Citing in the text of the work as follows: (Thucydides V. 30).
NOTES: There are generally 3 components- : ancient writer, book number, chapter number. No page
numbers given for ancient sources.

Citing in the Bibliography as follows:

Herodotus The Historie s, t rans. A de Sélincourt, rev. A.R. Burn, Penguin, Harmondsworth, 1972.
Thucydides History of the Peloponnesian War , trans. R. Warner, Loeb Classical Library, Penguin,
Harmondsworth , 1954.
NOTES: Ancient sources are listed first, in alphabetical order by ancient author. Note the
punctuation throughout, commas used at the end of each section, full stops used when
initials/words have been abbreviated.
If you are citing Warner’s Introduction to the Thucydides’ translation, the work would appear in the
Bibliography under Modern Sources with Warner as the author. It is also not necessary to put in
series such as Loeb Classical Lib rary for modern sources.
Warner, R.,

1954 Introduction, in Thucydides, History of the Peloponnesian War, Penguin,
Harmondsworth, vii-xxv.

Modern Sources Examples

Citing in the text of the work as follows: (Stobart 1964, 33)

NOTES: There are 3 components -: author ,date of publication and page number. Note no ‘p’ or ‘pp’
before page numbers.

Citing an image in the text of the work as follows:

(Harrison 1965, Pl. 47) or (Hatzaki 2005, Fig.4.16.5)

NOTES: Cite what is in the caption for the image. It is generally not necessary to cite the page
number as the object has been uniquely identified by the figure or plate number.

Citing in the Bibliography as follows:

Book

Stobart, J.C.,

1964 The Glory that was Greece , 4
th
ed. rev., R.J.Hopper, Sidgwick and Jackson, London.

Edited Book

Hansen, M.H., T.H. Nielsen, L. Rubinstein and P. Flensted -Jensen, eds,

2000 Polis & Politics -: S tudies in Ancient Greek History -: Presented to Mogens Herman
Hansen on his Sixtieth Birthday, August 20, 2000, Museum Tusculanum Press,
Copenhagen.

Chapter out of a Book

Muskett, G.,

2008 Gender Boundari es in Late Bronze Age Greece -: the Contribution of Dress , in C .
Gallou, M. Georgiadis and G.M . Muskett eds , Dioskouroi-: Studies presented to W.G.
Cavanagh and C.B. Mee on the anniversary of their 30 -year joint contribution to
Aegean Archaeology, Archaeopress, Oxford, 90-96.

Electronic book

Blundell, S.,

1998 The Sacred and the Feminine in Ancient Greece , Taylor & Francis, Hoboken.
available -:
http://ezproxy.lib.monash.edu.au/login?url=http://www.MONASH.eblib.com.au/EB
LWeb/patron?target=patron&extendedid=P_254142_0&, accessed 4 May 2010.

NOTES: Components are author, publication year, t itle, publisher, p la ce of p ublication, web address
and date accessed.

Conference paper

Childs, W .A.P .,

1994 The Date of the Old Temple of Athena on the Athenian Acropolis, in W.D.E. Coulson,
O. Palagia, T.L. Shear Jr, H.A. Shapiro and F.J. Frost eds, The Archaeology of Athens
and Attica Under the Democracy-: Proceedings of an International Conference
Celebrating 2500 Years Since the Birth of Democracy in Greece, American School of
Classical Studies, Athens, December 4 -6, 1992, Oxbow Books, Oxford, 1-6.

NOTES: Similar layout to a chapter in a book reference.
Journal article

Leader, R.E.,

1997 In Death not Divided -: Gender, Family and State Classical Athenian Grave Stelae,
American Journal of Archaeology, 101, 683 -699.

Journal article from a Database

Humphreys, S.C .,

1980 Family Tombs and Tomb Cult in Ancient Athens-: Tradition or Traditionalism?,
Journal of Hellenic Studies, 100, 96 -126, available JSTOR, accessed 4 May 2010.

NOTES: Components are author, publication year, title of article, title of journal,
volume/number/d ate to identify specific issue, page numbers, name of database where article
viewed, date a ccessed.

Website

2010 Greek and Roman Materials, Perseus Digital Library , Tufts University
http://www.perseus.tufts.edu/hopper/collection?collection=Perseus:collection:Grec
o -Roman , accessed 4 May 2010.

NOTES: Components are author if known ; however, generally not available for website, y ear of
publication if known but generally will be the current year u nless specifically identified, title of page,
title of w ebsite which is generally identified from the homepage, organisation responsible if kn own,
web address and date accessed.
Review

Cawkwell, G.L.,

1975 Review of G.E.M. de Ste Croix, The Origins of the Peloponnesian War, The Classical
Review , New Series, 25, 258 -261.

Suggested General Notes for all References in a Bibliography for Modern Sources.

Given names are abbreviated to first initial.
The title of the main work is always in italics. For example this means the j ournal title NOT the article
title, and similarly the book title NOT the chapter title.
P ublisher is listed followed by place of publication.
All major words are capitalized.

The Bibliography is listed in alphabetical order by a uthor. If there is no author, these references are
listed at the beginning. If an author   has written more than one work, then the titles are listed in
chronological order beginning with the   oldest publication first. If an author has written 2 works in
the same year, they need to be distinguished by a and b after the p ublication year so that they can
be identified in the text of the work.   Note that in this example 2004a would be the work whic h has
been cited first in your essay/thesis.   Examples are listed as follows:

(Rhodes 2004a, 34)
(Rhodes 2004b, 201)

In the Bibliography

Rhodes, P.J., ed.,

2004a Athenian Democracy, Edinburgh University Press, Edinburgh .

Rhodes, P.J.,

2004b Who Ran Democratic Athens?, in E.W. Robinson ed., Ancient Greek Democracy,
Blackwell, Oxford, 201-210.

Bibliography Combining All The Examples

Ancient Sources

Modern Sources

2010 Greek and Roman Materials, Perseus Digital Library , Tufts University
http://www.perseus.tufts.edu/hopper/collection?collection=Perseus:collection:Grec
o -Roman , accessed 4 May 2010.

Blundell, S.,

1998 The Sacred and the Feminine i n Ancient Greece , Taylor & Francis, Hoboken.
available -:
http://ezproxy.lib.monash.edu.au/login?url=http://www.MONASH.eblib.com.au/EB
LWeb/patron?target=patron&extendedid=P_254142_0&, accessed 4 May 2010.

Cawkwell, G.L .,

1975 Review of G.E.M. d e Ste Croix, The Origins of the Peloponnesian War, The Classical
Review , New Series, 25, 258 -261.

Childs, W .A.P .,

Hansen, M.H., T.H. Nielsen, L. Rubinstein, and P. Flensted-Jensen, eds.,

2000 Polis & Politics -: S tudies in Ancient Greek History -: Presented to Mogens Herman
Hansen on his Sixtieth Birthday, August 20, 2000, Museum Tusculanum Press,
Copenhagen.

Humphreys, S.C.,

1980 Family Tombs and Tomb Cult in Ancient Athens: Tradition or Traditionalism?,
Journal of Hellenic Studies, 100, 96 -126, available JSTOR, accessed 4 May 2010.

Leader, R.E.,

1997 In Death not Divided -: Gender, Family a nd State Classical Athenian Grave Stelae,
American Journal of Archaeology, 101, 683 -699.

Muskett, G.,

2008 Gender Boundari es in Late Bronze Age Greece -: the Contribution of Dress , in C .
Gallou, M. Georgiadis and G.M . Muskett eds , Dios kouroi -: Studies presented to W.G.
Cavanagh and C.B. Mee on the anniversary of their 30 -year joint contribution to
Aegean Archaeology, Archaeopress, Oxford, 90-96.

Rhodes, P .J., ed.,

2004a Athenian Democracy, Edinburgh University Press, Edinburgh .

Rhodes, P.J .,

2004b Who Ran Democratic Athens?, in E.W. Robinson ed., Ancient Greek Democracy,
Blackwell, Oxford, 201-210.

Stobart, J.C.,

1964 The Glory that was Greece , 4
th
ed. rev., R.J.Hopper, Sidgwick and Jackson, London.

Warner, R.,

1954 Introduction, in Thucydides, History of the Peloponnesian War, Penguin,
Harmondsworth, vii-xxv.

Compiled by Gillian Bowen, Colin Hope & Gayle Whyte
Monash University
Updated August 2010.