Sure, Lemagicien, I’d be happy to help with documentation if you have any.
I have a lot of books about Egypt, but nothing specific in that regard.
For my part, I received the title of a book that scholars in my city use in Egyptology.
Phonetically, it starts first by learning the vowels, the A, E, O, what the bird means, the little bird. The three streams of water, the grains of rice, the nose.
If I can, for example, see whether a monument is dedicated to Ramses, for instance, I would be delighted…
Did Tutankhamun's successor (Aye, Akhenaten?) not erase and replace Tutankhamun's name with his own? I would like, for example, to be able to read Tutankhamun, etc…
But isn't what academics do a calling, a lifelong passion?
If I could go back to university as a student, I would pursue Egyptology today if I had a sponsor.
ClaudiaC