Dr. Ian Shaw delves into the methods and mechanics of ancient Egyptian craftsmen and laborers, expanding his research from fieldwork in el-Amarna to extensive excavations of mining and quarrying sites across various periods of ancient Egypt. Beyond his focus on artisans, he also explores ancient Egyptian warfare, a topic often overlooked or only briefly touched upon by other scholars. In addition to authoring original books, he has contributed to editing several encyclopedic works on ancient Egypt.
Focusing on the intricate relationship between practice and research in social work, this collection features chapters and journal articles by esteemed academic Ian Shaw. Spanning over four decades of his work, the volume delves into the challenges and insights that arise at the intersection of theory and practice, offering a rich exploration of social work's evolving landscape.
Focusing on the life and ministry of Leslie Land, the book highlights his commitment to faithful preaching and pastoral care within a Reformed evangelical framework. His courteous yet impactful expositions significantly shaped evangelical thought in the UK. Land emphasized loyalty to Christ and His Word, steering clear of labels. The latter half features detailed outlines of his sermons, addressing themes such as evangelism, the interplay of faith and life, church life, and the defense of the gospel, showcasing his profound influence on both congregations and individuals.
Living in Two Worlds is the result of a four-month, 5 000 km non-motorised journey - walking, kayaking, and cycling - by authors Ian Michler and Ian McCallum through six countries across southern Africa, from the Atlantic Ocean in the West to the Indian Ocean in the East.
Get lost in an original, imaginative and fun A to Z. With over 50 mazes Get Lost offers an easy way in for everyone: from football to disco ball, knitting needles to circular saws. Routes range from simpler A to Z letters to the eye- wateringly tricky.
Evangelicals and Social Action offers a survey of historical responses to social issues to help inform the ongoing debate of how far the Church should be involved in ministries of social action.
This title was first published in 2000: A detailed study of a number of key issues arising in evaluation research, in particular the impact of context upon evaluation findings and the implication context has for methodology. Providing case study illustrations, the work includes discussion of definitions and uses, experimental logic, methods and difficulties in experimental evaluations and the importance of incorporating both process and context in evaluation research design.
An accessible account of Ancient Egyptian Warfare.
The Battle of the Peaks is the first book to be devoted to a series of forgotten battles in the spring of 1943 in the hills of northern Tunisia.