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		While the researchers say it is unlikely that Berenike traded directly with eastern Java, Vietnam or Thailand, they say their discoveries raise the possibility that cargo was finding its way to the Egyptian port from the Far East, probably via India.
		The team believes that Berenike was the biggest and most active of six ports in the Red Sea until some point after A.D. 500, when shipping activities mysteriously stopped.
		Shipping activities at Berenike were mentioned in ancient texts that were rediscovered in the Middle Ages, but the port's precise location eluded explorers until the early 19th century.
	www.ascribe.org /cgi-bin/spew4th.pl?ascribeid=20020611.161623&time=16 (1323 words)

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		Some theories link this group to the K-type asteroids of the Eos family, a group that possesses S-type spectra in visible wavelengths and C-type spectra in the near-infrared.
		Based on reflectance spectra and albedo, the asteroids 221 Eos (104 km diameter) and 653 Berenike (39 km diameter) are analogs for the olivine-rich CO3 meteorites.
		These asteroids are located near 3 AU at the 9:4 resonance, where meteorites are expected to become Earth crossers on timescales greater than tens of millions of years.
	www.meteoritestudies.com /protected_ISNA.HTM (518 words)

	Ancients.info Photo Gallery - Alexandria, Egypt (Cleopatra III & Ptolemy IX) - Powered by PhotoPost
		The ruled his land during the last 8 years of his life and died at the age of 62 leaving no legitimate heir to the throne since both of his sons by Cleopatra Selene died at a very young age.
		Thus the throne of Egypt passed to his daughter, Cleopatra Berenike, who ruled alone for a brief while until she was forced to marry a son of Ptolemy X Alexander by his first unknown wife.
		Just 19 days after the marriage, Ptolemy XI had her murdered and in turn enraged the people of Alexandria who then stormed the palace and killed the newly proclaimed king of Egypt placing the throne in chaos once again.
	www.ancients.info /gallery/showphoto.php/photo/2400 (611 words)

	Women in power BCE 4500-1500 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Since 246 she was married to Ptolomy III Euergetes I. Mother of 4 children: Ptolomy IV Filopator, Magas, Arsinoe and Berenike.
		She was deposed by daughter, Berenike, married to Ptolomy III of Egypt and the two countries were united.
		Daughter of Cleopatra V and sister of Cleopatra VII and Berenike IV.
	www.guide2womenleaders.com /womeninpower/Womeninpowe-chronological1.htm (21736 words)

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		These objects all have spectra consistent with olivine-dominated assemblages whose absorption bands have been suppressed by opaques.
		The two observed Eos family members (221 Eos and 653 Berenike) are spectral analogs to the CO3 chondrite Warrenton.
		The other observed object (599 Luisa) is a spectral analog for CV3 chondrite Mokoia.
	www.uark.edu /~meteor/abst36-2.htm (2146 words)

	Asteroidal Occultation Updates for Late January 2003
		Now we have to discover its exact shape without help of a space vehicle !
		17, Berenike: The star is pi 2 Cancri =SAO 98456 = FK6 2733.
		Preston's Web site has a detailed map of the path in eastern Brazil, between Rio de Janeiro and Belo Horizonte.
	iota.jhuapl.edu /mp115.htm (741 words)

	AJA Books Received
		Berenike '95: Preliminary Report of the Excavations at Berenike (Egyptian Red Sea Coast) and the Survey of the Eastern Desert.
		Research School CNWS, School of Asian, African, and Amerindian Studies, Leiden 1996.
		Report of the 1998 Excavations at Berenike and the Survey of the Egyptian Eastern Desert, Including Excavations in Wadi Kalalat.
	www.people.ku.edu /~jyounger/ajareviews/S.html (5338 words)

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		Stern, E.M. Early Roman glass from the Persian Gulf [review article]
		Maxfield, V. Berenike on the Red Sea and its hinterland [review article]
		Bagnall, R.S. Ostraca from the Egyptian stone quarries [review article]
	www.chass.utoronto.ca /amphoras/bib/new.toc (8877 words)

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