- Gephysical map of the Nile valley area and the Lake of Abusir +1Publication without faculty affiliation
- Short contribution on the past desert edge landscape at (Lake) Abusir, Egypt2020 | Faculty of Arts
- Limes in Egypt: Divide and connect2015 | Faculty of Arts
- Nyuserra Revisited2011 | Faculty of Arts
- Palaeodemography and palaeopathology of Khartoum Mesolithic skeletal remains from Jebel Sabaloka in central Sudan: first insights from the site of Sphinx2022 | Faculty of Arts
- Craniometric variability of prehistorical populations from the area of Nile2010 | Faculty of Science, Faculty of Mathematics and Physics
- Bahariya; Farafra; Oasis, Egyptian Western Desert: contacts; roads2013 | Faculty of Arts
- Plants deified in the sun cult of Egyptian Old Kingdom2018 | Faculty of Arts
- Prehistoric mind in context : an essay on possible roots of Ancient Egyptian civilization2015 | Faculty of Arts
- Trade Routes and Economic Situation in Egyptian Western Desert during the Late Roman Age2013 | Faculty of Arts
- The birth of supernatural : On the Genesis of Some Later Ancient Egyptian Concepts2018 | Faculty of Arts
- Egyptian oases in the Roman period2009 | Faculty of Arts
- The "Venus" of Jebel Uweinat (SE Libya)2011 | Faculty of Arts
- The Rock Art of Lower Nubia (Czechoslovak Concession)2011 | Faculty of Arts
- The trade routes and economic situation in the Western Desert during the Late Roman Period +12014 | Faculty of Arts
- Development of the fortification system in Roman Egypt2016 | Faculty of Arts
- Egyptian Western Desert and its Depiction in Herodotus' Writings2013 | Faculty of Arts
- Stone and mud-bricks: the fort building material in Egypt.2015 | Faculty of Arts
- Al-Hayz (Bahariya, Western Desert, Egypt): Late Roman Transport Amphorae and Dolia2014 | Faculty of Arts
- Roman Pottery Production Centres and Trade Routes in the Egyptian Western Desert (the case of Bir Shawish/el Hayz Oasis)2015 | Faculty of Arts
- Bahariya Oasis: Trade routes and economical situation during late Roman period2014 | Faculty of Arts
- Anthropology of Wadi Qitna and Kalabsha South2014 | First Faculty of Medicine
- Inside Africa. The Continent of Drought and Permanent Change.2016 | Publication without faculty affiliation
- No imagined worlds, no imagined achievements : Veracity Statements in Twelfth Dynasty auto/biographies with military-like topic2017 | Faculty of Arts
- The first vertebrate fossil from Socotra Island (Yemen) is an early Holocene Egyptian fruit bat2018 | Faculty of Science
- Far from home: A multi-analytical approach revealing the journey of an African-born individual to imperial Rome2021 | Faculty of Science
- Wadi Qitna and Kalabsha-South : Late Roman - Early Byzantine Tumuli Cemeteries in Egyptian Nubia. Volume II, Anthropology2020 | Faculty of Arts, First Faculty of Medicine, Faculty of Medicine in Pilsen