Egypt
- New Book: Lost Ramessid And Post-ramessid Private Tombs In The Theban Necropolis
Museum Tusculanum Press Manniche, Lise Lost Ramessid and Post-Ramessid Private Tombs in the Theban Necropolis 2011, 112 s., indb Illustreret ISBN 978-87-635-0534-5 Serie: Carsten Niebuhr Institute Publications, vol. 33 ISSN 0902-5499 Investigating records...
- More Re New Nebamun Gallery At The British Museum
Huliq.com The tomb-paintings were acquired by the Museum in the 1820s and were constantly on display until the late 1990s. Since then, the fragile wall-paintings have been meticulously conserved, securing them for at least the next fifty years. The project...
- Daily Photo - Tomb Of Pennut
The Nubian monuments on Lake Nasser are well described in Jocelyn Gohary's "Guide to the Nubian Monuments on Lake Nasser" (AUC 1998). Gohary introduces the tomb of Pennut as follows: "After rather a surfeit of temples, the delightful little tomb of...
- Gold Coins Found In Coptic Alter
A series of 29 Byzantine gold coins has been found in a Pharaonic tomb at Dra Abu el Naga. The tomb was at some time converted into a Coptic chapel and it was within a small column supporting the alter that the coins were found. The coins bear the names...
- Statue Of Rehuankh
This statue is dated to the reign of Sesostris III to Amenemhet III and was probably central to a family tomb chapel at Abydos. There are also two offering tables known from this same chapel. This middle Kingdom quartzite statue EA 1785 in the...
Egypt
New Book: TT176. The Tomb Chapel of Userhat
Golden House Publications
By Bram Calcoen in collaboration with Christiane Müller-Hazenbos. TT176. The Tomb Chapel of Userhat
ISBN 978-1906137274
34 pages + 23 b/w plates; 4 colour plates, paperback, A4
(March 2012)
By Bram Calcoen in collaboration with Christiane Müller-Hazenbos. TT176. The Tomb Chapel of Userhat
ISBN 978-1906137274
34 pages + 23 b/w plates; 4 colour plates, paperback, A4
(March 2012)
This is the publication of the Theban tomb chapel of the 'servant of Amun' Userhat. The chapel belongs to the smallest in the Theban necropolis but is decorated with paintings of highest quality, many of them today badly damaged. The volume includes old archive photographs and drawings by S. Schott and Davies. Together with new drawings and photographs they provide a full picture of a small Theban tomb chapel datable to the reign of Thutmosis IV.
- New Book: Lost Ramessid And Post-ramessid Private Tombs In The Theban Necropolis
Museum Tusculanum Press Manniche, Lise Lost Ramessid and Post-Ramessid Private Tombs in the Theban Necropolis 2011, 112 s., indb Illustreret ISBN 978-87-635-0534-5 Serie: Carsten Niebuhr Institute Publications, vol. 33 ISSN 0902-5499 Investigating records...
- More Re New Nebamun Gallery At The British Museum
Huliq.com The tomb-paintings were acquired by the Museum in the 1820s and were constantly on display until the late 1990s. Since then, the fragile wall-paintings have been meticulously conserved, securing them for at least the next fifty years. The project...
- Daily Photo - Tomb Of Pennut
The Nubian monuments on Lake Nasser are well described in Jocelyn Gohary's "Guide to the Nubian Monuments on Lake Nasser" (AUC 1998). Gohary introduces the tomb of Pennut as follows: "After rather a surfeit of temples, the delightful little tomb of...
- Gold Coins Found In Coptic Alter
A series of 29 Byzantine gold coins has been found in a Pharaonic tomb at Dra Abu el Naga. The tomb was at some time converted into a Coptic chapel and it was within a small column supporting the alter that the coins were found. The coins bear the names...
- Statue Of Rehuankh
This statue is dated to the reign of Sesostris III to Amenemhet III and was probably central to a family tomb chapel at Abydos. There are also two offering tables known from this same chapel. This middle Kingdom quartzite statue EA 1785 in the...