Le cercueil de Padiousir fils de Pahep
Summary
The publication of a coffin recently uncovered after a looting, most presumably at Abusir el-Meleq, provides an opportunity to bring together a group of coffins with similar iconographic, textual and palaeographic characteristics that appear to have been produced by the same workshop. Stylistic analysis of the decorative programme on these coffins suggests that they date from the late 4th or 3rd century BC. The publication of this coffin and the comparisons with other coffins which can be attributed to the same necropolis and/or workshop add to our still very fragmentary knowledge of the evolution of decorative programmes on coffins from northern Middle Egyptian necropolises.
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Artikel in diesem Heft
- Titelseiten
- Irmtraut Munro
- Instruments of Crime in Tomb Robbery Papyri
- The Unveiled Man
- CT 335 on the Head Side of Inner Coffin A7A From Qubbet el-Hawa (QH31/15/S5/UE21/30)
- The Stela of Ahmose the Scribe and Reckoner of the Cattle (CG 34049/GEM 5888)
- A Liturgical Ostracon From the Burial Shaft of Wahibremeryneith at Abusir
- A Mysterious Papyrus of the Roman Period from Athribis (Papyrus SH 389)
- Serving the Mendesian Ram in Memphis for Generations
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- Osiris and Thoth in the Valley of Caracas: The Circulation History of Two Egyptian Objects in Late Nineteenth-Century Venezuela
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