1. Statue of an Offering Bearer, Tomb of Meketre - Smarthistory
1981–1975 B.C.E., early reign of Amenemhat I, Dynasty 12, Middle Kingdom Egypt, Upper Egypt; Thebes, Southern Asasif, Tomb of Meketre (TT 280, MMA 1101) ...
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2. the 12th dynasty tomb of meketre is known for an abundance of which ...
15 hours ago · The tomb of Meketre from the 12th Dynasty located in the Theban Necropolis is well known for the abundance of wooden models found within it.
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3. Ancient Egypt Transformed: The Middle Kingdom
Oct 12, 2015 · Thematic groupings of artifacts from domestic settings, tombs, and temples reveal the breadth of artistic expression, evolution of styles, and ...
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4. Tomb of Meketre, western Thebes with 24 wooden statues
Feb 27, 2020 · Wooden statue of a servant carrying a fowl and balancing a basket on her head. She is finely carved and painted and is one of the finest ...
5. One of the most delightful pieces of Middle Kingdom art - NILE Magazine
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This exquisite, wooden figure ensured that Meketre would enjoy fine food for eternity.
6. 12th Dynasty - The Nile Pharaoh
Dec 1, 2007 · Buried in a double tomb wit Ita in their father's pyramid complex. Neferet II: Daughter of Amenemhat II and wife of her brother Senusret II.
MIDDLE KINGDOM 12th Dynasty Amenemhet I (Sehetepibre) 1991 - 1962 Senusret I (Kheperkare) 1956 - 1911 Amenemhet II (Nubkaure) 1911 - 1877 ...
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The artifacts found in the tomb, such as the jewelry, statues, and furniture, provide insight into the materials and techniques used by ancient Egyptian artists ...
8. Ancient Egyptian Architectural Replicas from the Tomb of Meketre
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The paper presents a study of the context, functions, and rationale behind architectural replicas sealed off in ancient Egyptian tombs, the finest exemplars of which having been excavated in the Theban tomb of Meketre (ca. 2000 B.C.). The analysis is preceded by clarifications regarding the terminology used, the point of view from which they have to be considered, and the developments that led to their presence in the funerary assemblage. It is suggested that in the sealed ‘replicas chamber’ or burial chamber in which they were deposited, it was mainly the winged ba, a connective agent between the worlds of life, death, and eternity, that was meant to enter the imaginary realm of the replicas and feed the deceased in order to revivify him.
9. [PDF] A Social History of Coffins and Carpenters in Ancient Egypt
Egyptian tombs are usually the cut, or notched, variety, but figs from a 12th Dynasty tomb have been found that are filled with the wasps (Galil 1967 ...
10. [PDF] Archaeological Analogues for Assessing the Long-Term ...
Painted wooden figurines from the tomb of Meketre, 1991 B.C. ... The only known exception for a pharaoh's tomb is the tomb of Tutankhamen (King Tut). This ...
11. Gianluca Miniaci | University of Pisa - Academia.edu
Together with the appearance of the rishi coffin type during the Second Intermediate Period, the composition of burial equipment and the structure of the tomb ...
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12. [PDF] THE ARTS OF MAKING IN ANCIENT EGYPT - UCL Discovery
the 12th dynasty with no fewer than forty furnaces organised in batteries. ... scene of faience production in a 26th dynasty tomb at Thebes (TT 36, belonging to ...
13. The Cemeteries of Deir el-Ballas: Non-elite Burials of the 17th ...
There is no material culture from the site reflecting usage during the subsequent Amarna period, and only a few tombs contained material pointing to a very ...
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14. The Tomb of Meketre - gamelyan eldien - WordPress.com
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The Tomb of Meketre (translates to The Sun is my protection) in western Thebe was a high official during the reign of Mentuhotep II, Mentuhotep III, Mentuhotep IV and Amenemhat I which spanne…
15. [PDF] HouseHold studies in Complex soCieties
... the 12th International Conference for Nubian Studies, edited by derek a ... Dynasty XIII from Uronarti Fort.” Kush 3: 26–69. Richards, Janet. 2005. Society and ...
16. Ancient Egyptian culture from the 11th Dynasty to the end of ... - Don's Maps
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Ancient Egyptian culture from the 11th Dynasty to the end of the 20th Dynasty
17. [PDF] Archaeological Backgrounds of the Sanctuary: A Search for Egyptian ...
Design data from the furnishings in KV62 (Kings Valley tomb number 62, i.e., the tomb of. Tutankhamun) were analyzed and compared with similar data from ...
18. XI ICE - International Congress of Egyptologist - CAMNES
They were discovered in 1969 by Bonn Egyptologists under Prof. Elmar Edel in tomb QH 207 at the Qubbet el-Hawa necropolis opposite of Aswan. This tomb, dating ...
XI International Congress of Egyptologist
19. [PDF] embodied persons in the north abydos votive - TSpace
Table 5.1: Known Brick Sizes for Vaulted Tomb Types and Other Structures in the AVZ ... Petrie noted that while the 25th Dynasty tomb of. Page 218. 202. Amenardus ...
20. [PDF] IC E X II - IFAO
Thus, the type of tomb (simple pit tomb, tomb with mud ... Suez Canal Company recognized the presence of artifacts at Al-Qantara necropolis; graves, tombs.