Bodies that Mattered. Ancient Egyptian Corporealities, 2025, 254 p. -

Somatic Experiences
- Corporealities of Physical Labor and the Origins of the Nile Valley States: Engendered Differences in Predynastic Egypt and the Kingdom of Kerma (J. Carballo-Perez, S. A. Schrader)
- Human Body Parts in Ancient Egyptian Rock Art (P. Lech Polkowski)
- Failing in being “proper men”: Disabled, maimed and injured bodies through ancient Egyptian frames of war (U. Matic)

Gender Norms and Ambiguities
- Sex, Gender and Queerness in Ancient Egypt (A. von Lieven)
- Interpreting Hatshepsut's (Fe)Male body (F. Taterka)
- “I Put a Spell on You”. The Body as Subject, Object and Medium in Graeco-Egyptian Erotic Magic (S. Nagel)

Textual Bodies : Narration and Beyond
- Bodies Narrated: The Depiction of Human Bodies in Ancient Egyptian Storytelling (N. Lazaridis)
- Objects of Desire: Naked Goddesses in Two Ancient Egyptian Narrative Texts (D. Serova)
- Corporeality and Bodies in Ancient Egyptian Demonology (G. M. Conte)

The Future for Bodies that Mattered
- Collecting, Studying, and Exhibiting Human Bodies. Considerations on the Ethics of Scholarship and Education (R. Brömer, T. Pommerening)
- Approaching Ancient Egyptian Bodies: Cognition, Phenomenology, Ontology, and Beyond? (R. Nyord)

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