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Near Eastern Archaeology
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Hieroglyphic Texts, Statues, Stelae, Reliefs and Paintings, especially R. L. B. Moss and E. W.
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Sellers in Biblical Archaeologist iv (1941), 39 fig. 5
Thebes. Tomb 38. Djeserkarasonb.
Omit.
Two girl musicians from 2nd register.
Nelson in Biblical Archaeologist vii (1944), 41 fig. 1
Karnak. F. Temple of Ptah. South Chapel of Hathor.
ii 2 .201(31)
(31) Statue of Sekhmet.
Nelson in Biblical Archaeologist vii (1944), 43 fig. 2
Medinet Habu. Great Temple. 1st Court.
ii 2 .493(67)-(69)
Ceiling of Window of Appearances (Soffit).
Nelson in Biblical Archaeologist vii (1944), 45 fig. 3
Medinet Habu. Great Temple.
ii 2 .507(130)
Three Niles from below stairs in Room 8.
Nelson in Biblical Archaeologist vii (1944), 47 fig. 4 [B]
Medinet Habu. Great Temple.
ii 2 .510
East face of architrave, adoration of bark, Room 18.
Nelson in Biblical Archaeologist vii (1944), 47 fig. 4[A]
Medinet Habu. Great Temple. 1st Pylon.
ii 2 .491 (62)
Chapel above gateway. Adoration of bark with ostriches, from west side.
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Nelson in Biblical Archaeologist vii (1944), 49 fig. 5
Medinet Habu. Great Temple. 2nd Court.
ii 2 .499 (93-5)
King with litany before bark of Ptah-Sokari, from upper part.
Nelson in Biblical Archaeologist vii (1944), 50 fig. 6
Karnak. Great Temple. Festival Temple. Sanctuary of Alexander. xxix.
ii 2 .120(397)
Three scenes, King purifies Amen-re, offers to Amen-re and anoints Amen-re.
Sellers in Biblical Archaeologist viii (1945), 1 fig. 1
Thebes. Tomb 1. Sen-nedjem.
Omit.
View of wall showing Elysian fields and bark with apes at top.
Kelso and Thorley in Biblical Archaeologist viii (1945), 81 fig. 1
Giza. Miscellaneous. Tombs.
iii 2 .300
Statue, potter from tomb of Nekauinpu, Dyn. VI, in Chicago Oriental Institute 10628.
Albright in Biblical Archaeologist viii (1945), 96 figs. 8-10
Sinai. Miscellaneous.
Omit.
Bust and two fragments with Proto-Sinaitic texts, found by Harvard Expedition (from Lake, Barrois, etc.).
Metzger in Biblical Archaeologist x (1947), fig. 1 on 25
Saqqâra. North of Teti Pyramid. Mastaba of Mereruka.
iii 2 .526-7(12)
Men in canoe, hippos, and birds from Marsh-scene.
See O’Callaghan in Biblical Archaeologist xii (1949), 10 cf. p. 19 n. 2
Rome. Various.
vii.415
Account of wall-paintings beneath the Vatican.
Nims in Biblical Archaeologist xiii (1950), 23 fig. 2
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Model of brickmakers, Middle Kingdom, in Berlin, Ägyptisches Museum 16013.
Harrison in Biblical Archaeologist xvi (1953), 89 fig. 13
Saqqâra. Tomb of Haremhab.
iii 2 .657
Two couples on right from fragment with soldiers acclaiming, in New York, The Brooklyn Museum No.
32.103.
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Harrison in Biblical Archaeologist xvi (1953), 89 fig. 14
Mît Rahîna. Miscellaneous.
iii 2 .871
Stela of Roma with paralysed leg, Dyn. XIX, in Copenhagen, Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek AE.I.N. 134.
Wright in Biblical Archaeologist xxii (1959), 62 with fig. 7
Palestine. Tell el-Duweir (Lachish).
vii.372A
Inscribed pottery coffin, Dyn. XX, in Jerusalem, Archaeological Museum 38.767.
Campbell in Biblical Archaeologist xxiii (1960), 7 fig. 3
aAmarna. Miscellaneous. Reliefs.
iv.233A
Trial-piece heads of Amenophis IV and Nefertiti, in New York, The Brooklyn Museum 16.48.
Thompson in Biblical Archaeologist xxx (1967), 120, 121, fig. 5
Tell el-Hosn (Beisan). Temples.
vii.377-8A
Stela of Anememopet and son, from Temple of Tuthmosis III dedicated to Mekel, Jerusalem Museum
S.982.
See Thompson in Biblical Archaeologist xxx (1967), 122
Tell el-Hosn (Beisan). Temples.
vii.377-8A
Lower part stela of Amenemopet, royal steward, from South Temple of Ramesses III, in Philadelphia
29.107.951.
Kaplan in Biblical Archaeologist xxxv (1972), 79 fig. 8
Palestine. Jaffa. Fort.
vii.372A
Blocks with names of Ramesses II, from jambs of gate, in Tel Aviv-Yafo, Museum of Antiquities.
Aharoni in Biblical Archaeologist xxxv (1972), 123-5 fig. 17
Palestine. Tell Beersheba.
vii.371A
Hoard of bronze and faience statuettes.
Albright in Biblical Archaeologist 36 (1973), 50 with fig.
Thebes. Tomb 63. Sebkhotp.
i 2 .126(9)A
Block, Syrians with children and tribute, in London, British Museum 37991.
Johnston in Biblical Archaeologist 37 (1974), fig. on 85
Gîza. Miscellaneous. Tomb of Nikauinpu.
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iii 2 .300A
Statuette of male potter, in Chicago, Oriental Institute, 10628, 10645.
Johnston in Biblical Archaeologist 37 (1974), fig. 6 on 97
Saqqâra. East and South East of Teti Pyramid.
iii 2 .561
Two potters in potter’s workshop, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 39131.
Robinson in Biblical Archeologist 42 (1979), fig. on 202 [lower right]
El-Qasr wal-Saiyâd. Tomb of Tjauti (No. 73).
v.121-2A
Upper part of man leaning on stick.
Robinson in Biblical Archeologist 42 (1979), fig. on 211 [top]
El-Qasr wal-Saiyâd. Tomb of Tjauti (No. 73).
v.121(4)A
Upper part of deceased.
Robinson in Biblical Archeologist 42 (1979), fig. on 211 [middle]
El-Qasr wal-Saiyâd. Tomb of Tjauti (No. 73).
v.121(5)A
Group of cooks on right.
Robinson in Biblical Archeologist 42 (1979), fig. on 211 [bottom]
El-Qasr wal-Saiyâd. Tomb of Tjauti (No. 73).
v.121(5)A
Man with ox on right.
Van Elderen in Biblical Archeologist 42 (1979), fig. on 225
El-Qasr wal-Saiyâd. Miscellaneous.
v.122A
Block with upper part of man, Dyn. VI.
Van Elderen in Biblical Archeologist 42 (1979), fig. on 227 [left]
El-Qasr wal-Saiyâd. Miscellaneous.
v.122A
Block with long text in vertical columns, Dyn. VI.
See Habachi in Biblical Archeologist 42 (1979), 237
El-Qasr wal-Saiyâd.
v.121A
Description of tomb of Tjauti.
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See Habachi in Biblical Archeologist 42 (1979), 238
El-Qasr wal-Saiyâd.
v.119A
Description of tomb of Idu.
Habachi in Biblical Archeologist 42 (1979), fig. on 238
El-Qasr wal-Saiyâd. Miscellaneous.
v.122A
Bronze necklace-clasp of Idi, Dyn. VI.
Porten in Biblical Archeologist 44 (1981), fig. on 44 cf. 43
801-410-521
Statue probably temp. Amenemhet III, with text of Pedesi, Dyn. XIII or XXVI, in Baltimore, Walters
Art Gallery 22.203.
Fontaine in Biblical Archeologist 44 (1981), fig. on 158
Gîza. Tomb G 2415. Weri. Late Dyn.V.
iii 2 .93A
Statuette, woman grinding corn, in Boston, Museum of Fine Arts 21.2601.
Beit-Arich in Biblical Archeologist 45 (1982), fig. on 14
Serabît el-Khâdim. Temple of Hathor.
vii.347A
View.
Oren in Biblical Archeologist 45 (1982), fig. on 166
Tell el-Shariaa.
vii.371A
Scarab with name of Tuthmosis III.
Matthiae in Biblical Archeologist 47 (1984), figs. on 28 [upper]
Tell Mardikh.
vii.393A
Silver cylinder with gold decoration, from mace-head of Hetepebre (Siamu-Harnedheryotf).
Stieglitz in Biblical Archeologist 47 (1984), fig. on 28 [upper]
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Wooden model sailing-barks, with rowers, Middle Kingdom, in Raleigh NC, Museum of Art, 82.12.
Adams in Biblical Archeologist 47 (1984), fig. on 242 [upper right]
Hierakonpolis. Temple Enclosure. Main Deposit.
v.195A
Smaller fragment of ivory wand, birds and animals, in London, Petrie Museum, 14864.
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Adams in Biblical Archeologist 47 (1984), fig. on 242 [lower]
Qift. Miscellaneous.
v.130-1A
Two lion-statues, Dyn. I, restored from fragments, in London, Petrie Museum, 35294, A, B.
Adams in Biblical Archeologist 47 (1984), fig. on 243 [lower, 2nd from right]
aAmârna. Town. Various.
iv.207A
Fragment from sculptor’s studies, head of man in relief, in London, Petrie Museum, 013.
Sabbahy in Biblical Archeologist 48 (1985), fig. on 217 [left]
Karnak. Court between Third and Fourth Pylons.
ii 2 .77A
Granite head of Sesostris III, in Luxor Museum J.34.
Sabbahy in Biblical Archeologist 48 (1985), fig. on 217 [right]
Karnak. Cachette.
ii 2 .137A
Legless basalt statue, Tuthmosis III, in Luxor Museum J.2 [Cairo CG 42087].
Sabbahy in Biblical Archeologist 48 (1985), fig. on 218 [left]
Karnak. Second Pylon.
ii 2 .37A
Stela of Kamose, in Luxor Museum J.43.
Sabbahy in Biblical Archeologist 48 (1985), fig. on 219
Karnak. Ninth Pylon. Re-used blocks.
ii 2 .182(g)A
Part of wall, reconstructed in Luxor Museum J.223.
Sabbahy in Biblical Archeologist 48 (1985), fig. on 220 [upper] and back cover.
Deir el-Bahri. Burials of Priests of Monthu.
i 2 .650A
Canopic-box and jars of Pedeamun, temp. Sesonchis III, in Luxor Museum J.75.
Sabbahy in Biblical Archeologist 48 (1985), fig. on 220 [lower]
aAsâsîf. Finds.
i 2 .626A
Cartonnage of Tashepenkhons, Dyn. XXII-XXVI, in Luxor Museum J.106.
Sabbahy in Biblical Archeologist 48 (1985), fig. on 211
Karnak. Temple of Mut.
ii 2 .259A
Sphinx, late Dyn. XVIII (perhaps of Tutankhamun) in Luxor Museum J.49.
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Wright in Biblical Archeologist 48 (1985), figs. on 240-243
Kôm el-Ahmar. Main Deposit.
v.193A
Slate palette of Narmer, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, CG 14716.
Wright in Biblical Archeologist 48 (1985), fig. on 245 [left]
Palestine. Tell Gath.
vii.372A
Vase fragment with name of Narmer.
Wright in Biblical Archeologist 48 (1985), fig. on 246 [left]
Palestine. Tell aArad.
vii.371A
Pottery vase with name of Nar (Narmer).
Wright in Biblical Archeologist 48 (1985), figs. A-D on 249
Palestine. Nahal Besor.
vii.370A
Potsherd with serekh, possibly of Den or Aha, and three clay sealings.
Wright in Biblical Archeologist 48 (1985), 249 with fig. [right]
Abydos. Umna el Qaab. Tomb of Wadjit(Djet)-Iti.
v.82A
Great stela, in Paris, Musée du Louvre, E. 11007.
Sarna in Biblical Archeologist 49 (1986), fig. on 76
Deir el-Bersha. Tomb of Djehutinakht.
iv.183A
Model of brick-making, in Boston MA, Museum of Fine Arts, 21.411.
Ryan in Biblical Archeologist 49 (1986), fig. on 134 [lower]
Ramesseum. 2nd Court.
ii 2 .436(11)A
Upper part of colossus of Ramesses II, in London, British Museum, EA 19.
Fritz in Biblical Archeologist 50 (1987), fig. on 87 [right]
Râs Shamra. Miscellaneous.
vii.395A
Bronze sword of Merneptah, in Damascus, National Museum.
Biblical Archeologist 50 (1987), fig. on 88 (form Franken)
Omit.
Biblical Archeologist 50 (1987), fig. on 90 [lower] (from Ussishkin)
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Omit.
Fritz in Biblical Archeologist 50 (1987), fig. on 92 [left] (as Sethos I)
Palestine. Tel Masos. (Tell Mashash).
vii.371A
Steatite scarab, probably of Sethos II.
Dever in Biblical Archeologist 50 (1987), fig. on 172
Saqqâra. Mastaba of the Sekwaskhet family.
iii 2 .549A
Clay statuette with execration texts, late Dyn. XII, in Brussels, Musées Royaux d’Art et d’Histoire
E.7442.
Dever in Biblical Archeologist 50 (1987), fig. on 174
Karnak. Seventh Pylon. South Face.
ii 2 .170 (499)A
(499) Tuthmosis III, with ka, smiting captives etc.
Ryan in Biblical Archeologist 51 (1988), figs. on 129, 134 [top]
Saqqâra. D 64. Mastaba-complex.
iii 2 .601(17)A
(b) Ptahhotp [II]Tjefi.
Ryan in Biblical Archeologist 51 (1988), with figs. on 129, 134 [top]
Saqqâra. D 64. Mastaba-complex.
iii 2 .601(17)A
(17) Papyrus canoe on right in V.
Ryan in Biblical Archeologist 51 (1988), fig. on 135 [upper]
Saqqâra. D 64. Mastaba-complex.
iii 2 .601(17)A
(b)Ptahhotp [II] Tjefi.
Ryan in Biblical Archeologist 51 (1988), fig. on 135 [upper]
Saqqâra. D 64. Mastaba-complex.
iii 2 .601(17)A
(17) Making ropes in V.
Wright in Biblical Archeologist 51 (1988), fig. on 143 and front cover
Gîza. Pyramid-complex of Menkaure.
iii 2 .28A
Nome triad, King, Hathor, and Theban name-god, in Cairo Museum JE 40678.
Leonard in Biblical Archeologist 52 (1989), figs. on 1 [upper], 4
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Saqqâra. Tomb of Haremhab. Blocks removed from tomb.
iii 2 .659A
Scene on two blocks, interpreter addressing foreign chiefs in II3, Leiden, Rijksmuseum van Oudheden
Inv. H.IIII.PPPP.QQQQ.
Leonard in Biblical Archeologist 52 (1989), fig. on 15
Thebes. Valley of the Kings. Royal Tomb 43. Tuthmosis IV. Finds.
i 2 .560A
Chariot, exterior. Scenes of King in chariot trampling foes.
Leonard in Biblical Archeologist 52 (1989), fig. on 18
El-aAmarna. Great Official Palace.
iv.198A
Fragment of balustrade, royal family worshipping, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, Temp. No. 30.10.26.12.
Vinson, S. in Biblical Archeologist 53 (1990), fig. on 15 [lower]
Saqqâra. Tomb No. 60 [D22]. Ty.
iii 2 .473(35)A
Boat-building, in central part of III-IV.
Lesko, B.S. in Biblical Archeologist 54 (1991), figs. on 1 [top], 7 [right]
Kôm Medînet Ghurab. Miscellaneous. Tomb of Tuty. Temp. Amenophis III and IV.
iv.115A
Statue of Tiy, wooden, in New York NY, Metropolitan Museum of Art, 41.2.10.
Lesko, B.S. in Biblical Archeologist 54 (1991), fig. on 5 [upper]
Thebes. Tomb 52. Nakht. Temp. Tuthmosis IV (?)
i 2 .100-1(3)A
IV. Women with harp, lute, and double-pipe.
Lesko, B.S. in Biblical Archeologist 54 (1991), fig. on 5 [lower]
Thebes. Tomb 96. Sennufer. Temp. Amenophis II.
i 2 .201(36)A
Deceased with Meryt, purified.
Lesko, B.S. in Biblical Archeologist 54 (1991), fig. on 6 [upper]
Asyût. Tomb of Amenhotp. Dyn. XIX.
iv.269A
Double-statue of son Yuny and Rennut, temp. Sethos I, in New York NY, Metropolitan Museum of
Art, 15.2.1.
Lesko, B.S. in Biblical Archeologist 54 (1991), fig. on 6 [lower]
Gîza. West Field. Tomb G 1402. Dyn. V.
iii 2 .64A
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Seated statue of Israni, (woman) in Berkeley CA, Phoebe Apperson Hearst Museum of Anthropology,
6.19802.
Lesko, B.S. in Biblical Archeologist 54 (1991), fig. on 7 [left]
Kerma. K.III. Hepdjefa I. Temp. Sesostris I.
vii.177A
Statue of Sennuy, wife of Hepdjefa, in Boston MA, Museum of Fine Arts, 14.720.
Biblical Archeologist 54 (1991), fig. on 7 [right]
see fig. on p. 1 [top]
Lesko, B.S. in Biblical Archeologist 54 (1991), fig. on 8
Thebes. aAsâsîf. Near Tuthmosis III Causeway. Various.
i 2 .622A
Stela dedicated to Antefankh and Mesutneter-tekh, women, Dyn. XIII (?), in New York NY,
Metropolitan Museum of Art, 36.3.270.
Lesko, B.S. in Biblical Archeologist 54 (1991), fig. on 9 [middle]
Gîza. Central Field. LG 100. Sarcophagus-shaped tomb of Khentkaus [I]. End of Dyn. IV or early Dyn. V.
iii 2 .288A
View.
Lesko, B.S. in Biblical Archeologist 54 (1991), fig. on 9 [bottom]
Gîza. East Field. Tomb G 7530 and 7540. Meresankh [III]. Temp. Khufu to Shepseskaf. G 7540. Statues.
iii 2 .199A
Mother and deceased standing, in Boston MA, Museum of Fine Arts, 30.1456.
Lesko, B.S. in Biblical Archeologist 54 (1991), fig. on 10 [right], 11 [left]
Deir el-Bahri. Great Temple. Statues of Hatshepsut. From ramp to first court.
ii 2 .370A
Sphinx, lion-headed with human face, restored from fragments, in New York NY, Metropolitan Museum
of Art, 31.3.94.
Lesko, B.S. in Biblical Archeologist 54 (1991), fig. on 13 [left]
Ashmunein. Pylon of Ramesses II. aAmârna Blocks.
iv.168A
Two fragments showing royal boats in Boston MA, Museum of Fine Arts, 63.260 and 64.521
Lesko, B.S. in Biblical Archeologist 54 (1991), figs. on 14 [left] and frontcover of issue 1
Thebes. Objects. Statues.
i 2 .792A
Bust of Amenardais I (?) granite, Dyn. XXV, in Omaha, Joslyn Memorial Art Museum, 1953.80.
Lesko, B.S. in Biblical Archeologist 54 (1991), fig. on 14 [right]
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Medînet Habu. Saite Chapels. A. Amenardais I.
ii 2 .476A
Daughter of Kashta. View.
Knapp, A.B. in Biblical Archeologist 55 (1992), fig. on 65
Thebes. Mortuary Temple of Amenophis III.
ii 2 .451A
Front of statue-base EN with name-rings.
Vance, D.R. in Biblical Archeologist 57 (1994), front cover and fig. on 9 [left]
Jebail. (Byblos). Miscellaneous. Statues.
vii.388A
Upper part of statue of Osorkon I, sandstone, in Paris, Musée du Louvre, E.17451.
Vance, D.R. in Biblical Archeologist 57 (1994), 11 with figs. on 10, 17
Saïda (Sidon).
vii.384A
Sarcophagus, usurped by King Ashmunazar II, basalt, in Paris, Musée du Louvre, AO.4806.
Ward, W.A. in Biblical Archeologist 57 (1994), figs. on 65 [top], 66
Beirût.
vii.385A
Diorite sphinx of Amenemhet IV, in London, British Museum, EA 58892.
Ward, W.A. in Biblical Archeologist 57 (1994), figs. on 66 [right], 67
Jebail (Byblos). ‘Temple of the obelisks’.
vii.388A
View.
Ward, W.A. in Biblical Archeologist 57 (1994), 79 fig. on 78 [left]
Saïda (Sidon).
vii.384A
Sarcophagus of Penptah, usurped by Tabnith, in Istanbul, Archaeological Museum, 800.
Levy, T.E. et al in Biblical Archeologist 58 (1995), 26, 29-30 figs. on 26 [left], 31 [left] and front cover [left]
Palestine. Nahal Tillah. Halif Terrace.
vii.371A
Potsherd with serekh of Nar (Narmer).
Levy, T.E. in Biblical Archeologist 58 (1995), 32 fig. on 31 [middle]
Tell Ibrahîm Awad.
iv.10A
Potsherd with serekh of Nar (Narmer).
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Levy, T.E. in Biblical Archeologist 58 (1995), 32 fig. on 31 [right]
Umm el-Qaâb. Tomb B1/2
v.88A
Potsherd with serekh of Nar (Narmer).
-Strudwick, N. in Biblical Archeologist 58 (1995), 116-17 fig. on 117 [left, left]
Omit. ( - Thebes. Temple of Sethos I.)
Strudwick, N. in Biblical Archeologist 58 (1995), 116-17 fig. on 117 [left, right]
Thebes. Temple of Sethos I. Finds.
ii 2 .421A
Stela, Sethos I kneeling before Re-Harakhti.
Strudwick, N. in Biblical Archeologist 58 (1995), 116-17 fig. on 117 [right] (restoration after storm damage)
Thebes. Tomb 139. Paui.
i 2 .253(6)A
(6) II, Son Ptahmosi and relatives (unfinished) with offering list.
Shaw, R.L. in Biblical Archeologist 58 (1995), 171 figs.
El-Dâkhla Oasis. Temple of Deir el-Hagar.
vii.297A
Views before and after restoration.
Biblical Archeologist 59 (1996), 68 fig. [lower, left]
Mît Rahîna. Kôm el-Qalaa. Palace of Merneptah. Room 14.
iii 2 .856A
(3) Doorway. Block from outer left jamb with remains of text and King with lion smiting foreigners, in
Philadelphia Museum E.17527.
Biblical Archeologist 59 (1996), 68 fig. [lower, right]
El-aAmarna. Town north of Wâdi. House Q.44.4.
iv.201A
Statuette of Amenophis IV (?) as boy, in Brooklyn NY, The Brooklyn Museum 29.34.
Dorman, P. in Biblical Archeologist 59 (1996), 126 fig.
Medînet Habu. Temples.
ii 2 .460A
View showing Dyn. XVIII Temple and fortified Gate.
Doxey, D. in Biblical Archeologist 60 (1997), fig. on 107 [upper]
Kerma. Finds from minor tumuli and unattached graves.
vii.179A
Head of granite statuette, found between KIII and KIV now in Boston MA, Museum of Fine Arts,
20.1207.
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%Teeter, E. in Near Eastern Archaeology 62 (1999) fig. on 95 [left]
Dendera. Miscellaneous.
v.116A
Block-statue of Basa, Dyn. XXI-XXVI, in Chicago IL, Oriental Institute Museum, 10729.
Teeter, E. in Near Eastern Archaeology 62 (1999) fig. on 95 [right upper]
Omit ()
%Teeter, E. in Near Eastern Archaeology 62 (1999) fig. on 96 (as14098)
Medînet Habu. Great Temple. Later Palace. West Fortified Gate. Ramesses III.
ii 2 .525A
Engaged cluster-column from a niche, Chicago IL, Oriental Institute Museum, 14089.
%Teeter, E. in Near Eastern Archaeology 62 (1999) fig. on 98 [upper]
Medînet Habu. Great Temple. Later Palace. West Fortified Gate. Ramesses III.
ii 2 .525A
Tile-fragment, rekhyt -birds adoring prenomen of Ramesses III, in Chicago IL, Oriental Institute
Museum, 16721.
%Teeter, E. in Near Eastern Archaeology 62 (1999) fig. on 98 [lower]
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Lower part of stela, Amenwahsu, Scribe of the altar of the Lord of the Two Lands, libating and censing,
and Tia, Royal scribe (tomb, probably at Saqqâra, Bibl. iii 2 , 654-5), with flowers, before Sethos I followed
by Ramessu, King’s son of his body (future Ramesses II), temp. Sethos I, in Chicago IL, Oriental Institute
Museum, 10507.
%Teeter, E. in Near Eastern Archaeology 62 (1999) fig. on 99 [upper]
Dishâsha. Tomb of Nenkheftka. Late Dyn. V or VI.
iv.123A
Double-statue of deceased and wife, in Chicago IL, Oriental Institute Museum, 2036.
%Teeter, E. in Near Eastern Archaeology 62 (1999) fig. on 99 [lower]
Thebes. VIII. Ramesseum Area. A. Petrie and Quibell Excavations.
i 2 .680A
Stela (d) Zekhensesankh (woman), wood, Dyn. XXV, in Chicago IL, Oriental Institute Museum, 1351.
Leonard, A. in Near Eastern Archaeology 63 (2000), fig. on 177
Omit. ( i 2 .399)
%Leonard, A. in Near Eastern Archaeology 63 (2000), 177-8 fig. on 179 [upper]
Saqqâra. Necropolis. North of the Step Pyramid. S 3477.
iii 2 . 444A
Niche-stela of a King’s daughter, Dyn. II, found nearby.
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Nothing for Top. Bibl.
%Higginbotham, C. in Near Eastern Archaeology 65 (2002), fig. on 33
Upper part
Karnak. Great Temple. Cachette. Cairo Museum. Royal Statues.
ii 2 .137A
Tuthmosis III (a) Striding, trampling Nine Bows, basalt, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, CG 42053.
%Hamilton, G. J. in Near Eastern Archaeology 65 (2002), fig. on 35
Sinai. Serabit el-Khadîm. Temple of Hathor. Finds. Statues with proto-Sinaitic texts.
vii.360A
Sphinx with illegible Horus-name and title, Middle Kingdom, sandstone, in London, British Museum, EA
41748.
Brody, A. in Near Eastern Archaeology 65 (2002), fig. on 73 (from Bietak)
Omit ( iv. 10)
Clark, D. R. in Near Eastern Archaeology 66 (2003), figs. on 41
Omit ( i 2 .211)
%Spencer, P. in Near Eastern Archaeology 66 (2003), fig. on 112 [upper]
Women with sistra and tumblers
Luxor. Temple. Processional Colonnade. Walls.
ii 2 .314(77)-(81)A
(77)-(81) Scene 4, two rows of small scenes.
Spencer, P. in Near Eastern Archaeology 66 (2003), fig. on 112 [lower]
Omit. ( - Object not inscribed)
Spencer, P. in Near Eastern Archaeology 66 (2003), fig. on 113 [upper] (from Petrie)
Omit ( -i 2 .447)
Spencer, P. in Near Eastern Archaeology 66 (2003), fig. on 113 [lower]
Omit ( i 2 .818)
%Spencer, P. in Near Eastern Archaeology 66 (2003), fig. on 114 [lower]
Saqqâra. Necropolis. Around Teti Pyramid. LS 10. Kagemni Memi. Temp. Teti. Pillared Hall III.
iii 2 .522(15)A
(15) Bottom register with female acrobats and clappers and male dancers.
Spencer, P. in Near Eastern Archaeology 66 (2003), fig. on 118
Omit ( i 2 .70(6))
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%Rosenberg, S. G. in Near Eastern Archaeology 67 (2004), figs. on 2 and 7 [left] (as Khnum)
Valley of the Queens. Tomb 66. Queen Nefertari, wife of Ramesses II.
i 2 .764(29)-(31)A
Ram-headed guardian.
%Rosenberg, S. G. in Near Eastern Archaeology 67 (2004), fig. on 7 [right]
Elephantine. Ram Cemetery.
v.229
View
%Homan, M. M. in Near Eastern Archaeology 67 (2004), fig. on 85
801-262-940
Female brewer, Dyn. V, in Florence, Museo Archeologico, 3812.
%Homan, M. M. in Near Eastern Archaeology 67 (2004), figs. on 62, 92
Deir el-Bersha. Miscellaneous.
iv.187A
Model of brewery, wood, in Leiden, Rijksmuseum van Oudheden, F.1939/1.4.
%Homan, M. M. in Near Eastern Archaeology 67 (2004), fig. on 93
El-aAmarna. Miscellaneous. Stelae.
iv.232A
Stela of Terure in Berlin, Ägyptisches Museum, 14122.
Homan, M. M. in Near Eastern Archaeology 67 (2004), fig. on 94
Omit. ( iii 2 .472(32))
%Borowski, O. in Near Eastern Archaeology 67 (2004), fig. on 97
Deir el Bahri. Great Temple. Middle Colonnade. South Half.
ii 2 .344-5 (10)A
V, Relief , Queen of Punt, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 14276.
%Ebeling, J. R. and Rowan, Y. M. in Near Eastern Archaeology 67 (2004), fig. on 109
Objects from Thebes. Statues. Brooklyn Museum.
i 2 .783A
Statuette, Senenu grinding corn, late Dyn. XVIII, in Brooklyn NY, Brooklyn Museum, 37.120E.
Burgh, T. W. in Near Eastern Archaeology 67 (2004), 67 (2004), fig. on 123
Omit ()
%Galpaz-Feller, P. in Near Eastern Archaeology 67 (2004), fig. on 153
Deir el Medîna. I. Village. Dyn. XVIII-XIX.
i 2 .702A
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%Galpaz-Feller, P. in Near Eastern Archaeology 67 (2004), fig. on 155 [left]
Dishâsha. Cemetery. Nenkheftka. Late Dyn. V or VI
iv.123A
Double-statuette, Nenkheftka and wife, formerly in Boston MA, Museum of Fine Arts, 97.1092, now in
Baltimore MD, Walters Art Museum, 22.425
%Galpaz-Feller, P. in Near Eastern Archaeology 67 (2004), fig. on 155 [right]
Saqqâra. Necropolis. J. Tombs of Position Unknown. Ptahmosi. Temp. Amenophis III.
iii 2 .714A
Statue of wife, Nehyt, in Baltimore MD, Walters Art Museum, 22.106.
%Betlyon, J. W. in Near Eastern Archaeology 68 ( 2005), fig. on 9
Syria. Saïda (Sidon)
vii.384A
Black basalt mummiform sarcophagus usurped by King Ashmun’azar II in Paris, Musée du Louvre,
AO.4806.
Wendrick, W. in Near Eastern Archaeology 68 ( 2005), fig. on 227
Omit ( i 2 .577)
Near Eastern Archaeology 69 (2006)
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Near Eastern Archaeology 70 [4] (2007)
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