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American Research Center in Egypt, Inc. Newsletter 

Past and present members of the staff of the Topographical Bibliography of Ancient Egyptian 

Hieroglyphic Texts, Statues, Stelae, Reliefs and Paintings, especially R. L. B. Moss and E. W. 

Burney, have taken part in the analysis of this periodical and the preparation of this list at the 

Griffith Institute, University of Oxford 

This pdf version (situation on 19 November 2009): 

Jaromir Malek (Editor), Diana Magee, Elizabeth Fleming and Alison Hobby (Assistants to the 

Editor) 

180 onwards continued as: American Research Center in Egypt, Bulletin 

%Weeks, K. R. in ARCE Newsletter 91 (Fall 1974), 7-14 

Karnak. Temple of Khons. 

ii 2 .224A 

Report on the epigraphic and architectural survey of the Oriental Institute, the University of Chicago, 

1973-74 season. 

%Bell, L. in ARCE Newsletter 91 (Fall 1974), 25 [top] 

801-622-060 

Statue of Bekenkhons, First prophet of Amun, etc., son of Amenemopet, holding ram-headed standard, 

with text mentioning Amun-Re lord of the Thrones of the Two Lands, black granite, temp. Setnakht to 

Ramesses III, base bought in Luxor in 1974 and kept in a magazine of SCA at Qurna, rest bought in 

Luxor in 1907 and now in Boston, Museum of Fine Arts, 07.645. (Probably from Karnak.) 

%Liebling, L. in ARCE Newsletter 91 (Fall 1974), 31 

Date 

Gebelein. Necropolis. Various. 

v.163A 

Remains of cloth with scenes ... Predynastic, in Turin Mus. Sup. 17507. 

%see Meltzer, E. S. in ARCE Newsletter 91 (Fall 1974), 32 

Karnak. Objects. 

ii 2 .296A 

Sandstone block with four columns of hieroglyphs mentioning walls of Asia, temp. Tuthmosis IV, 

probably from sed-festival hall, re-used in Third Pylon. 

92 (Winter 1975) 

Nothing for Top. Bibl. 

93 (Spring 1975) 


Topographical Bibliography of Ancient Egyptian Hieroglyphic Texts, Statues, Stelae, Reliefs and Paintings 

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94 (Summer 1975) 


%see Ertman, E. L. in ARCE Newsletter 95 (Fall 1975 - Winter 1976), 5 (as goddess) 

801-480-070 

Upper part of female statuette, schist, late Dyn. XII, formerly in Berlin Museum, 14475. 

%see Kozloff, A. P. in ARCE Newsletter 95 (Fall 1975 - Winter 1976), 8 

Theban Tomb 146. Nebamun. 

i 2 .258A 

Discussion of paintings in British Museum 37976-86, name of owner and provenance. 

%see Redford in ARCE Newsletter, 96 (Spring 1976), 11 [3] 

Karnak. Eastern Group. Tle. of Amenophis IV. 

ii 2 .254A 

Five stamped bricks of Menkheperre, First Prophet of Amun, Dyn. XXI. 

%see Redford in ARCE Newsletter, 96 (Spring 1976), 11-12 

Karnak. Eastern Group. Temple of Amenophis IV. 

ii 2 .253A 

Talatât-fragments. 

97/98 (Summer/Fall 1976) 


99/100 (Winter/Spring 1977) 


Fazzini, R. and Manning, J. in ARCE Newsletter 101/102 (Summer/Fall 1977), figs. 1, 2 

Karnak. Southern Group. 

ii 2 . 255A 

Plans. 

%see Fazzini, R. and Manning, J. in ARCE Newsletter 101/102 (Summer/Fall 1977), 16, on fig. 1 [No. 2] 

(provenance) 

Karnak. Southern Group. Temple of Khonspekhrod. Finds. 

ii 2 . 272A 

Inscribed block with name of Ptolemy VI found in front of the south wing of the first pylon, possibly 

from structure in front of the first pylon of the temple of Mut. 

%see Fazzini, R. and Manning, J. in ARCE Newsletter 101/102 (Summer/Fall 1977), 16, on fig. 1 [No. 3] 

(provenance). 

Karnak. Southern Group. Temple of Mut. Miscell. 

ii 2 . 270A 




3 

Three blocks with name of Ptolemy VI found in front of the east wing of the first pylon of the temple of 

Mut. 

%Fazzini, R. and Manning, J. in ARCE Newsletter 101/102 (Summer/Fall 1977), 16 fig. 3, and on fig. 2 

[No. 1] (provenance)(as perhaps Divine Adoratress and Dyn. XXV or XXVI) 


ii 2 . 269A 

Bust of female statue with remains of titles on back pillar, granite, probably Ramesside. 

%see Fazzini, R. and Manning, J. in ARCE Newsletter 101/102 (Summer/Fall 1977), 16 and on fig. 2 

[No. 2] (provenance) 


ii 2 . 269A 

Two blocks of Nektanebos I found in foundations of wall linking second pylon to column in court. 

%Fazzini, R. and Manning, J. in ARCE Newsletter 101/102 (Summer/Fall 1977), 17 fig. 4 and on fig. 2 

[No. 3] (position) 

Karnak. Temple of Mut. Second Pylon. East Passage. 

ii 2 . 257(8A)A 

(8A) Doorway. Left of doorway mythological text, right, Ptolemaic king consecrating offerings before 

Theban Triad. 

%see Fazzini, R. and Manning, J. in ARCE Newsletter 101/102 (Summer/Fall 1977), 18 

Karnak. Temple of Mut. Court. 

ii 2 . 258(11)A 

(11) Statue of Sekhmet seated, with text of Sesonchis I. 

%Fazzini, R. and Manning, J. in ARCE Newsletter 101/102 (Summer/Fall 1977), 18 - 20 

Karnak. Temple of Khonspekhrod. 

ii 2 . 270A 

Discussion of date and building phases. 

%Fazzini, R. and Manning, J. in ARCE Newsletter 101/102 (Summer/Fall 1977), 22-3 fig. 5 (left side) and 

on fig. 1 (plan) 

Karnak. Temple of Khonspekhrod. 

ii 2 . 270A 

Gateway of Taharqa. Remains of king before a god, with Nile Gods kneeling below on either side. 

%Fazzini, R. and Manning, J. in ARCE Newsletter 101/102 (Summer/Fall 1977), 24 and on fig. 1 

Karnak. Southern Group. D. Bark-station. 

ii 2 . 274A 

Plan. 

%see Fazzini, R. and Manning, J. in ARCE Newsletter 101/102 (Summer/Fall 1977), 24 




4 


ii 2 . 275A 

East wall. Ptolemy VI before Min(?), and two goddesses. 

%Fazzini, R. and Manning, J. in ARCE Newsletter 101/102 (Summer/Fall 1977), 24 fig. 6 


ii 2 . 275A 

West wall. Scenes from left, Ptolemy VIII standing with crook and flail, king crowned by two goddesses 

in presence of two goddesses, probably Mut and Sekhmet, Ptolemy VIII with Cleopatra II offers usekhcollar 

to Theban Triad. 

%see Fazzini, R. and Manning, J. in ARCE Newsletter 101/102 (Summer/Fall 1977), 25-6 (with reference 

to number of pillars in Chamber F, differs from Top. Bibl. plan and also later publications) 

Valley of the Kings. Royal Tomb 7. Ramesses II. 

i 2 .505A 

Brief report on the Brooklyn Museum excavations, 1975. 

103 (Winter 1977/78) 




%Weeks, K. R. et al. in ARCE Newsletter 105 (Summer 1978), on fold-over plate at end 

Valley of the Kings. Royal Tomb 4. Ramesses XI. 

i 2 .501A 

Plan and section. 


Valley of the Kings. Royal Tomb 3. Ramesses III. 

i 2 .500A 



Valley of the Kings. Royal Tomb 46. Yuia and Thuiu. 

i 2 .562A 



Valley of the Kings. Royal Tomb 6. Ramesses IX. 

i 2 .501A 


%ARCE Newsletter 106 (Fall 1978), fig. 3 on 12 




5 

Head 

Kawa. Temple T. Side-rooms D and E. 

vii.190A 

Granite sphinx of Taharqa, in Brit. Mus. EA 1770. 

%ARCE Newsletter 106 (Fall 1978), fig. 4 on 13 

Upper part 

Anîba. Karanog Cemetery. Meroitic. 

vii.78A 

Ba-statue in Cairo Mus. JE 40194. 

%Harrison, M. in ARCE Newsletter 107 (Winter 1978/79), fig. on 16 

Tell el-Rub (Mendes). Temple. (Entirely destroyed.) 

iv.35A 

Red granite monolithic naos of Amasis, still in situ. 



%see ARCE Newsletter 109 (Summer 1979), 7 

Valley of the Kings. Royal Tomb 4. Ramesses XI. 

i 2 .501A 

Wooden coffin-fragment of Hatshepsut found in pit in burial chamber. 

-Weeks, K. R. in ARCE Newsletter 109 (Summer 1979), Suppl. The Berkeley Map of the Theban 

Necropolis, fig. on 7 

Valley of the Kings. 

View of entrance to an unidentified royal tomb (probably Sethos I, Ramesses IV or VI). 

%Weeks, K. R. in ARCE Newsletter 109 (Summer 1979), Suppl. The Berkeley Map of the Theban 

Necropolis, 11-13 figs. on 10 

Valley of the Kings. Royal Tomb 2, Ramesses IV. 

i 2 .497A 

Description and plans with measurements. 


Necropolis, 14, 15 fig. on 13 

Valley of the Kings. Royal Tomb 9, Ramesses VI. 

i 2 .511A 

Description with plan with measurements. 


Necropolis, 17, 19, 20 figs. on 16, 18 

Valley of the Kings. Royal Tomb 17, Sethos I. 




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i 2 .535A 

Description with sections and plans with measurements. 

110 (Fall 1979) 


%see ARCE Newsletter 111 (Spring 1980), 11 

Abydos. Line of cenotaphs. Neby. Middle Kingdom. 

v.49A 

Stamped brick of Neby, Overseer of sculptors, son of woman Bak. 

%see ARCE Newsletter 111 (Spring 1980), 11 

Abydos. Line of cenotaphs. Name lost. 

v.49A 

Cenotaph re-used by Siesi, Royal scribe, post-Ramesside. 

%Lehner, M. E. et al. in ARCE Newsletter 112 (Fall 1980), 5-8, 13-19 figs. 2, 10 

Gîza. The Great Sphinx. 

iii 2 .36A 

Building history, dates, discussion of conservation, with plan of forepaws and view of back of head. 

%Lehner, M. E. et al. in ARCE Newsletter 112 (Fall 1980), 8-12 figs. 6, 11 

Gîza. The Great Sphinx. The Sphinx Temple. 

iii 2 .36A 

Building history with plan of North East corner and view. 

%Fazzini, R. and Peck, W. in ARCE Newsletter 112 (Fall 1980), 39-40, 43-4 

Karnak. Southern Group. A. Temple of Khonspekhrod. 

ii 2 .270A 

Report of the 1980 season of The Brooklyn Museum and Detroit Institute of Arts. 

%Fazzini, R. and Peck, W. in ARCE Newsletter 112 (Fall 1980), 40-4 


ii 2 .255A 

Report of the 1980 season of The Brooklyn Museum and Detroit Institute of Arts. 

%Wilson, K. L. in ARCE Newsletter 112 (Fall 1980), 44-7 

Tell el-Rub (Mendes). 

iv.35A 

Report of excavations in 1980. 

%Lacovara, P. in ARCE Newsletter 112 (Fall 1980), 4 figs. 2, 3 [inset] 

Deir el-Ballâṣ. North Palace. 

v.117A 




7 

Archaeological survey with plans. 

%ARCE Newsletter 113 (Winter 1980), suppl. The Berkeley Map etc. fig. on 10th p. 

Deir el-Baḥri. Temples. 

ii 2 . 340A 

View. 

%ARCE Newsletter 113 (Winter 1980), suppl. The Berkeley Map etc. figs. on 11th and 12th pp. 

Valley of the Kings. Royal Tomb 20, Hatshepsut. 

i 2 .546A 

Plan and section [=The Berkeley Map etc. 2 nd and 3 rd pls. after p. 10]. 

-ARCE Newsletter 113 (Winter 1980), suppl. The Berkeley Map etc. fig. on 13th p. [left] 

Valley of the Kings. 

Omit. (i 2 .495A) 

View from air. 

-ARCE Newsletter 113 (Winter 1980), suppl. The Berkeley Map etc. fig. on 13th p. [right] 

Deir el-Baḥri. Temples. 

Omit (ii 2 . 340A) 

View from air. 

%see Redford, D. B. in ARCE Newsletter 113 (Winter 1980), 51 

Karnak. Eastern Group. A. Temple of Amenophis IV. Finds. 

ii 2 .254A 

Two fragments of statues, one a colossus, both with parts of “Amarna” cartouches. 

%Gauri, K. L. in ARCE Newsletter 114 (Spring 1981), 36 fig. 2 on 39 


iii 2 .36A 

View of south east side of head taken in 1925. 

%Gauri, K. L. in ARCE Newsletter 114 (Spring 1981), 36 figs. 4 (1925-26) and 5 on 41 

Gîza. The Great Sphinx. Chapel between forepaws. 

iii 2 .37A 

‘Dream stela’, with double-scene at top, Tuthmosis IV offering to Sphinx, year 1, red granite, at west end. 

%Keller, K. in ARCE Newsletter 115 (Summer 1981), 10 figs. 1, 2, 4, 5 (from Piankoff) 

Details of Nut in left and right halves 

Valley of the Kings. Tomb 9, Ramesses VI. Sarcophagus Chamber. 

i 2 .517A 

Astronomical ceiling. Bending Nut in each half, with Book of the Night in left half, and Book of the Day 

in right half. 




8 

%Keller, K. in ARCE Newsletter 115 (Summer 1981), 10 fig. 3 (from Piankoff) 

Head of Nut from right end 

Valley of the Kings. Tomb 9, Ramesses VI. Hall E. 

i 2 .514A 

Astronomical ceiling. Centre, bending Nut. Sides, constellations, decan lists, etc. 


Lower part of bending Nut 

Valley of the Kings. Tomb 9, Ramesses VI. Corridor C. 

i 2 .512A 

Astronomical ceiling. Centre, bending Nut and Books of the Day and Night. 


One squatting solar deity 

Valley of the Kings. Tomb 9, Ramesses VI. Corridor G. 

i 2 .515A 

Ceiling. Scenes with cryptographic text. 

%Keller, K. in ARCE Newsletter 115 (Summer 1981), 11 fig. 11 

Isis at inner end on one wall 

Valley of the Kings. Tomb 47. Merneptah-Siptah. Corridor C. 

i 2 .565(4) and (5)A 

(4) and (5) Litany of Re ... and Isis, Nephthys, and Sons of Horus, at inner end on both walls. 

%Keller, K. in ARCE Newsletter 115 (Summer 1981), 11 fig. 12 on front cover 

Upper part of Maet 

Valley of the Kings. Tomb 14. Tausert. Hall I. 

i 2 .530(25)A 

(25) Right half of Hall. Osiris, Isis, and Nephthys abreast, Harsiesi with Geb, and Ptah, protected by 

winged Maet. 

%Keller, K. in ARCE Newsletter 115 (Summer 1981), 11 fig. 13 

King on pillar A (d) 

Valley of the Kings. Tomb 14. Tausert. Hall J. Pillars. 

i 2 .531A 

Pillar A (a) Nefertem, (b) Hathor, (c) Harsiesi, (d) King. 

%Keller, K. in ARCE Newsletter 115 (Summer 1981), 11 fig. 14 (as fig. 12 in text) 

One female-headed royal standard from right wall 

Valley of the Kings. Tomb 11. Ramesses III. Side-room M. 

i 2 .522(20)A 

(20) Entrance wall ... . Right wall, royal and divine standards and weapons. Rear wall ... . 

%see Silverman, D. P. in ARCE Newsletter 116 (Winter 1981/82), 6 




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Kôm el-Ḥiṣn. Miscell. 

iv.52A 

Inscribed granite block, re-used in a pillar in the Roman Period, now stored in the local mosque. 

%Silverman, D. P. in ARCE Newsletter 116 (Winter 1981/82), 7 fig. 1 on 12 

Offerings from upper part 

Kôm el-Ḥiṣn. Tomb of Hesu-wer. Hall. 

iv.51A 

East wall. 

%ARCE Newsletter 116 (Winter 1981/82), Suppl. 4 fig. on pp. 8, 9 [=The Berkeley Map...] 

Valley of the Kings. Royal Tomb 7, Ramesses II. 

i 2 .505A 

Axiometric projection. 

%ARCE Newsletter 116 (Winter 1981/82), Suppl. fig. on 14 [left] [=The Berkeley Map...] 

Valley of the Queens. Tomb 66. Queen Nefertari. 

i 2 .762(9)A 

(9) Khepri. 

%ARCE Newsletter 116 (Winter 1981/82), Suppl. fig. on 14 [right] [=The Berkeley Map...] 

Maet on left thickness 

Valley of the Queens. Tomb 66. Queen Nefertari. 

i 2 .763(12)A 

(12) Thicknesses, Maet on each. 

%see Meyer, M. W. in ARCE Newsletter 117 (Spring 1982), 23 

Dishna. Wâdi Sheikh Ali. 

v.122A 

Rock-inscription with cartouche of Menkaure. 

%Bell, L. et al. in ARCE Newsletter 118 (Summer 1982), figs. on 19, 21 (Frith photo), 23 (from top of 

pylon of Ramesses II) 

Luxor Temple. Processional Colonnade. 

ii 2 .312A 

Views. 

%Bell, L. et al. in ARCE Newsletter 118 (Summer 1982), fig. on 22 

Luxor Temple. Processional Colonnade. Columns. 

ii 2 .316A 

Scene on one column, Amenophis III with jars before Amen-re and Ament. 

%Bell, L. et al. in ARCE Newsletter 119 (Fall 1982), figs. on 13, 15, 17, 19 (should have accompanied text 

on p. 4 of No 118 (Summer 1982) 




10 

Hymn to Re-Harakhti in I 

Theban Tomb 192, Kharuef. 

i 2 .298(3)A 

(3) Two registers, double-scenes. 

%Hoffman, M. A. in ARCE Newsletter 119 (Fall 1982), 15 fig. 1 

Kôm el-Aḥmar. Predynastic cemetery. Tomb 10. Late Predynastic. 

v.199A 

Clay seal with hieroglyphic signs njwt and probably ntr. 

%Fazzini, R. and Peck, W. in ARCE Newsletter 120 (Winter 1982), 37-49 figs. 1-3, 5, 6, 8 


ii 2 .255A 

Report of ARCE excavations, 1982 season, with plan and views. 

%see Fazzini, R. and Peck, W. in ARCE Newsletter 120 (Winter 1982), 40 fig. 4 [a, b] (epithets of 

goddess) 

Karnak. Southern Group. Temple of Mut. Forecourt. 

ii 2 .257A 

Statues of Sekhmet in front of the west tower of the Second Pylon. 

%see Fazzini, R. and Peck, W. in ARCE Newsletter 120 (Winter 1982), 40 fig. 4 [c-g] (epithets of 

goddess) 

Karnak. Southern Group. Temple of Mut. Outer Court. 

ii 2 .257A 

Statues of Sekhmet in front of the west tower of the First Pylon. 

%see Fazzini, R. and Peck, W. in ARCE Newsletter 120 (Winter 1982), 40 fig. 4 [h] (epithets of goddess) 

Karnak. Southern Group. A. Temple of Khonspekhrod. Forecourt. 

ii 2 .270A 

Statue of Sekhmet in front of temple. 

%Fazzini, R. and Peck, W. in ARCE Newsletter 120 (Winter 1982), 42 fig. 7 [a-c] 

Karnak. Southern Group. Temple of Mut. Contra-temple. Finds. 

ii 2 .259A 

Blocks, two from Hathor-head frieze, one decorated with remains of inscription. 

%Fazzini, R. and Peck, W. in ARCE Newsletter 120 (Winter 1982), 42 fig. 7 [d] 


ii 2 .275A 

Block from cornice with frieze of Hathor-heads and cartouches of Ptolemy VI, lying on ground. 

%Fazzini, R. and Peck, W. in ARCE Newsletter 120 (Winter 1982), 42 fig. 7 [e] 

Karnak. Southern Group. A. Temple of Khonspekhrod. Forecourt. 




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ii 2 .270A 

Block, part of cornice, Hathor sistra flanked by figures of Maet. 

%Auth, S. H. in ARCE Newsletter 120 (Winter 1982), 1 fig. on front cover 

803-098-300 

Round-topped stela of Pashenusiri, Overseer of the treasury of Neith and Horus the Behdetite, son of 

Djeho, Overseer of the treasury of Neith and Horus the Behdetite, and Nehemse-esi, bottom part lost, 

with mummification scene with Anubis, Isis and Nephthys, and 7 remaining lines below, wood, Roman 

period, in Newark NJ, Newark Museum, 25.667. 

%Auth, S. H. in ARCE Newsletter 120 (Winter 1982), 59 fig. on 61 

801-421-750 

Male statuette, arms, lower legs and base lost, wood, late Dyn. XI or early Dyn. XII, in Newark NJ, 

Newark Museum, 73.133. 

%Auth, S. H. in ARCE Newsletter 120 (Winter 1982), fig. on 63 

Thebes. Sheikh Abd el-Qurna. 

i 2 .676A 

Coffin-lid of Henutmer, in Newark (NJ), Newark Museum 65.65. 

%ARCE Newsletter 121 (Spring 1983), 1 fig. on front cover (as granite) 

801-435-030 

Statue of Rensoneb, God’s father, son of Hetept (mother), seated on the ground, diorite, late Dyn. XII, in 

Ann Arbor (Mich.), Kelsey Museum of Archaeology, 88808. (Probably from Abydos.) 

%ARCE Newsletter 121 (Spring 1983), Supplement, The Berkeley Map etc. figs. on front cover and on 2 

[lower] [=The Berkeley Map ... ] 

Deir el-Baḥri. Great Temple. 

ii 2 .340A 

Aerial views. 

%ARCE Newsletter 121 (Spring 1983), Supplement, The Berkeley Map etc. fig. on 2 [upper] [= The Berkeley 

Map ...] 

Deir el-Baḥri. Temple of Mentuhotep Nebhepetre. 

ii 2 .381A 

Aerial view. 

%ARCE Newsletter 121 (Spring 1983), Supplement, The Berkeley Map etc. figs. on 8 [=The Berkeley Map 

...] 

Medînet Habu. Great Temple. 

ii 2 .481A 

Aerial views. 

%ARCE Newsletter 121 (Spring 1983), Supplement, The Berkeley Map etc. figs. on 9 [= The Berkeley Map 




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...] 

Thebes. The Ramesseum. 

ii 2 .431A 

Aerial views. 

%Peck, W. in ARCE Newsletter 122 (Summer 1983), fig. on 7 

Gîza. G 1301. Mernesut. 

iii 2 .61A 

False-door and deceased and wife at table, with offering-list, in Detroit Inst. of Arts 71.292. 


Ṣaqqâra. Tb. of Kaaper. 

iii 2 .501(2)A 

Slab from false-door in Detroit Inst. of Arts 57.58. 


Heliopolis. Miscell. 

iv.63A 

Statuette of Sebkemḥet, late Dyn. XII - early Dyn. XIII, in Detroit Inst. of Arts 51.276. 


Ṣaqqâra. Objects. 

iii 2 .757A 

Block with mourners, end of Dyn. XVIII or early Dyn. XIX, in Detroit, Inst. of Arts 24.98 


Sâ el-Ḥagar. Miscell. 

iv.47A 

Statue of Ḥereferneit, kneeling, Saite, in Detroit Inst. of Arts 73.170. 

%Lacovara, P. in ARCE Newsletter 123 (Fall 1983), 7 fig. 6 

Deir el-Ballâṣ. North Palace. 

v.117A 

Preliminary report on 1983 survey with view. 

%Lacovara, P. in ARCE Newsletter 123 (Fall 1983), 7 fig. 8 

Deir el-Ballâṣ. South Palace. 

v.117A 

Preliminary report on 1983 survey with view. 

%see Keith-Bennett, J. L. in ARCE Newsletter 124 (Winter 1983), 3 (as Dyn. IV or V) 

El-Lisht. North Pyramid. Old Kingdom reliefs re-used in Pyramid. 

iv.79A 

Block, two registers of bowing officials, perhaps Dyn. VI in Hartford (Conn.), Wadsworth Atheneum 




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1958.147, formerly in New York, Metrolopolitan Museum of Art. 

%Keith-Bennett, J. L. in ARCE Newsletter 124 (Winter 1983), 3 fig. 1 

801-421-250 

Male statuette, wood, early Dyn. XII, in Hartford CT, Wadsworth Atheneum, 1957.135. 

%Keith-Bennett, J. L. in ARCE Newsletter 124 (Winter 1983), 3 

El-Lisht. North Pyramid. Various. 

iv.81A 

Upper part of granite statue of woman, M. K. in Hartford (Conn.), Wadsworth Atheneum formerly in 

New York, Metrolopolitan Museum of Art. 

%Kozloff, A. P. in ARCE Newsletter 125 (Spring 1984), 4 fig. on 3rd p. after 5 

800-731-130 

Head of royal statue wearing round wig and [double crown], no doubt Amenophis III, with remains of 

text on back pillar, quartzite, in Cleveland OH, Cleveland Museum of Art, 1961.417. 

%Kozloff, A. P. in ARCE Newsletter 125 (1984), fig. on 6 

Heliopolis. Miscellaneous. Reliefs. 

iv.64A 

Girl musicians and stand with flowers, Dyn. XXX, in Cleveland OH, Cleveland Museum of Art, 

1914.542. 

%Kozloff, A. P. in ARCE Newsletter 125 (1984), 4 fig. on 7 

Mendes. Miscellaneous. 

iv.37A 

Torso of Amenpayom, basalt, Ptolemaic, in Cleveland OH, Cleveland Museum of Art, 1948.141. 

%Kozloff, A. P. in ARCE Newsletter 125 (1984), 4 fig. on 9 

Thebes. Temple of Amenophis III. Finds. 

ii 2 .454A 

Blocks, adjoining, feet of King and god (Amun) and four nome gods with offerings below, in Cleveland 

Mus. of Art 1961.205, 1976.51. 

%Kozloff, A. P. in ARCE Newsletter 125 (Spring 1984), 5 fig. on 7th p. after 5 

800-297-000 

Head of royal statue wearing white crown, probably Userkaf, in Cleveland OH, Cleveland Museum of 

Art, 1979.2. 

%Kozloff, A. P. in ARCE Newsletter 125 (Spring 1984), 5 fig. on 8th p. after 5 

801-620-470 

Male statuette, feet lost, ebony inlaid with glass, temp. Amenophis III, in Cleveland OH, Cleveland 

Museum of Art, 1983.98. 




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%Jones, M. and A. M. in ARCE Newsletter 125 (Spring 1984), 16, 18, on fig. 2 pl. 4, and on pls. 1, 2 

Mît Rahîna. Ptah Enclosure. G. Embalming House of Apis-bulls. 

iii 2 .841A 

Survey and excavation with map showing position and views. 

%Jones, M. and A. M. in ARCE Newsletter 125 (Spring 1984), 16, on fig. 2, pls. 1-3 

Mît Rahîna. Ptah Enclosure. 

iii 2 .831A 

Map with views. 

%Bell, L. in ARCE Newsletter 126 (Summer 1984), fig. on 9 [lower] 

Theban Tomb 192. Kharuef. Finds. 

i 2 .300A 

Three coffins. 

%Gauri, K. L. in ARCE Newsletter 127 (Fall 1984), 24, 25, 27, 33, 35, 39, 41 pl. 1 (1925 profile view) 


iii 2 .35A 

Geologic study with view. 

%Schaden, O. J. in ARCE Newsletter 127 (Fall 1984), 44-51, 56-64 (as pls. I - IX) [all except 7-2, 9-2, 91- 

1, 64-1, 106-detail] 

Karnak. Objects. Blocks. 

ii 2 .297A 

Architrave, pillar, and other blocks, one Amenophis IV re-used, from shrine of Ay and Tutankhamun. 

%Schaden, O. J. in ARCE Newsletter 127 (Fall 1984), 45-6, 56, 59 (as pls. I, IV) [7-2, 9-2] 

Karnak. Second Pylon. Blocks re-used. 

ii 2 .40A 

Architraves with titles of Ay and Tutankhamun. 

%Schaden, O. J. in ARCE Newsletter 127 (Fall 1984), 46, 47, 61 (as pl. VI) [64-1] 


ii 2 .40A 

Block with cartouches of Ay (erased), mentioning Temple of Tutankhamun. 

%Schaden, O. J. in ARCE Newsletter 127 (Fall 1984), 46, 60 (as pl. V) [91-1] 


ii 2 .40A 

Pillar fragment, Tutankhamun and Khons, from shrine of Ay and Tutankhamun. 

%Schaden, O. J. in ARCE Newsletter 127 (Fall 1984), 49, 64 (as pl. IX) [106 - detail] 


ii 2 .297A 




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Block, Tutankhamun usurped by Haremhab and later by Ramesses II. 

%Van Siclen III, C. C. in ARCE Newsletter 128 (Winter 1984), 35 fig. 4 (as perhaps from Tell Basta) 

Ḥurbeit. 

iv.26A 

Statue of Siubaste against stela, in Louvre E.11673. 

%Van Siclen III, C. C. in ARCE Newsletter 128 (Winter 1984), 35 fig. 5 

Reconstruction as Propylon gateway. 

Tell Basṭa. Great Temple. First Hall. 

iv.28A 

Blocks [Naville pls. xviii, xxxix B, C, H, J, K, L, O, P, Q, R, xl D, E, G, N, R, S]. 

%Murnane, W. J. in ARCE Newsletter 128 (Winter 1984), 40 fig. 1 

El-Amarna. Boundary Stelae. 

iv.230A 

Plan showing positions. 

%Murnane, W. J. in ARCE Newsletter 128 (Winter 1984), 41 fig. 2 [upper from Davies] 

Text, part of line 19 


iv.230A 

Stela A. 

%Murnane, W. J. in ARCE Newsletter 128 (Winter 1984), 41 fig. 3 [upper from Davies] (as line 14) 



iv.230A 

Stela B. 

%Murnane, W. J. in ARCE Newsletter 128 (Winter 1984), 41 fig. 4 [upper from Davies] 



iv.232A 

Stela K. 

%Murnane, W. J. in ARCE Newsletter 128 (Winter 1984), 42 fig. 5 on 52 [upper] 


iv.230A 

Stela X. View. 

%Murnane, W. J. in ARCE Newsletter 128 (Winter 1984), 44 fig. 6 on 52 [lower] 


iv.230A 




16 

Stela S. View. 

%see Wenke, R. J. in ARCE Newsletter 129 (Spring 1985), 5 

Kôm el-Ḥiṣn. Painted stone tomb of Khesu-wer. 

iv.51A 

Date as probably early Middle Kingdom. 

%Schaden, O. J. in ARCE Newsletter 129 (Spring 1985), 35 fig. 1 

Restored 

Valley of the Kings. Tomb 57. Haremhab. Finds. 

i 2 .569A 

Canopic-box, alabaster, fragments, in Cairo Mus. Temp. 9.12.22.1-14. 


Valley of the Kings. Tomb 20. Hatshepsut. Sarcophagus Chamber. 

i 2 .547A 

Canopic-box, red sandstone, in Cairo Mus. JE 38072. 


Decorated side of stela with cartouche of Haremhab 

Karnak. Seventh Pylon. Statues and stelae. 

ii 2 .168A 

H. Stela, Haremhab before Amun and Mut, sandstone, usurped from Tutankhamun. 


Valley of the Kings. Tomb 35. Amenophis II. Sarcophagus Chamber H. 

i 2 .554A 

Canopic-box, alabaster, in Cairo Mus. CG 554. 


Libyan Coast. El-Qaṣaba el-Gharbîya. Tombs. Late Ptolemaic. 

vii.369A 

View of one. 

130 Supplement 1985 


131 (Fall 1985) 


132 (Winter [1985]) 






17 

Nothing for Top Bibl. 

%Teeter, E. in ARCE Newsletter 134 (Summer 1986), 3-4 fig. 3 (as fig. 1 in text, captions for figs. 1 and 3 

interchanged) 

King offers Maet 

Abydos. Temple of Sethos I. Inner Hypostyle. 

vi.8(89)A 

Lower register, King offers image of Maet to Osiris, Isis, and Harsiesi. 

Teeter, E. in ARCE Newsletter 134 (Summer 1986), 6 fig. 2 

Talatat blocks, temp. Amenophis IV. 

Unidentified. 

135 (Fall 1986) 


%Weeks, K. R. et al. in ARCE Newsletter 136-137 (Winter/Spring 1987), 12-14 fig. 15 

Valley of the Kings. Tomb 5. Sons of Ramesses II. 

i 2 .501A 

Rediscovery and view of entrance. 

%Schaden, O. in ARCE Newsletter 138 (Summer 1987), 11-12 figs. 1, 5. 6 


ii 2 .297A 

Blocks from architraves and wall fragment from shrine of Ay and Tutankhamun. 

%Schaden, O. in ARCE Newsletter 138 (Summer 1987), 11-12 figs. 2-4, 7 

Karnak. Great Temple. Second Pylon. Blocks re-used. 

ii 2 .40A 

Blocks from pillar, architrave (with added decoration by Sethos I, usurped by Ramesses II), and wall 

fragment, latter showing military procession, from shrine of Ay and Tutankhamun. 

%Schaden, O. in ARCE Newsletter 138 (Summer 1987), 12 fig. 8 


ii 2 .296A 

Relief, head of a king, probably Amenophis II or III. 

%Schaden, O. in ARCE Newsletter 138 (Summer 1987), 12 fig. 9 (as Amenophis II) 


ii 2 .296A 

Relief, lower part of scene, Amenophis III before Amun. 






18 

ii 2 .296A 

Block with cartouches of Amenophis III and Tutankhamun, found behind the shrine of Amenophis II. 


Cartouche of Haremhab from renewal text 

Karnak. Great Temple. V. Vestibule. 

ii 2 .89(240)-(244)A 

(240)-(244) Two scenes, with renewal texts of Haremhab usurped from Tutankhamun, and Annals. 

139 (Fall 1987) 


%Iverson, B. in ARCE Newsletter 140 (Winter 1987/1988), 11 fig. on front cover (c. 1870) 

Eastern obelisk, now in New York 

Alexandria. Caesareum. 

iv.4A 

Pair of obelisks, ‘Cleopatra’s Needles’, Tuthmosis III, with additional inscriptions of Ramesses II and 

Siamun, erected in front of the Caesareum by Augustus in 22 B. C. 

%ARCE Newsletter 140 (Winter 1987/1988), 28 fig. on 29 [left] 

Kôm el-Aḥmar. Temple Enclosure. Main Deposit. 

v.195A 

Female statuette, ivory, in London, Petrie Museum 14860. 

%Jacquet-Gordon, H. in ARCE Newsletter 141 (Spring 1988), 5 fig. on 6 [upper] 

No. 11, Harkhebi, son of Djehutihotep, temp. Psammetikhos I. 

Karnak. Temple of Khons. Roof. 

ii 2 .242A 

Graffiti with footprints. 

%Roth, A. M. in ARCE Newsletter 141 (Spring 1988), 12 fig. 1 

Three registers of estates 

Ṣaqqâra. Tomb Mereruka. B. Wife Watetkhet-hor. 

iii 2 .535(99)A 

(99)Wife with small son Meryteti, and four registers of estates. 

%Roth, A. M. in ARCE Newsletter 141 (Spring 1988), 12 fig. 2 

III-IV, butchers 

Ṣaqqâra. Tomb Mereruka. B. Wife Watetkhet-hor. 

iii 2 .535(109)A 

(109) Wife with small son Meryteti, and registers I-IV. 

%ARCE Newsletter 142 (Summer 1988), fig. on front cover 

Abydos. Temple of Sethos I. 




19 

vi.1A 

View. 

%Brovarski, E. in ARCE Newsletter 142 (Summer 1988), 1 fig. on 3 (showing considerable damage since 

Lepsius’ copy) 

Gîza. G 7760. Minzedef. Chapel. 

iii 2 .204(1)A 

(1) Deceased (head damaged) and wife seated. 

%see Roehrig, C. H. in ARCE Newsletter 142 (Summer 1988), 5 (as brother not Senimen) 

Thebes. Tomb 71. Senenmut. 

i 2 .141(9) 

(9) Two registers. I, Brother Senimen, etc. 

143/144 (Fall/Winter 1988/89) 




%see ARCE Newsletter 146 (Summer 1989), 24 (as Hatshepsut) 

800-732-775 

Head of royal statue wearing nemes, basalt, 1st half of Dyn. XVIII, at Sotheby’s (New York) in 1989. 

%Russmann, E. R. in ARCE Newsletter 147 (Fall 1989), 9 [i] fig. on front cover 

Kôm el-Aḥmar. Temple Enclosure. East Chamber. 

v.193A 

Slate statue of Khasekhem, with slain enemies on base, in Cairo Mus. JE 32161. 

%Russmann, E. R. in ARCE Newsletter 147 (Fall 1989), 10-11 [ii] fig. 

Hawâra. Labyrinth. 

iv.101A 

Statue of Amenemhet III, found on west side, in Cairo Mus. CG 385. 

%Russmann, E. R. in ARCE Newsletter 147 (Fall 1989), 12-13 [iii] fig. 

Statue of Nefert, upper part, CG 4. 

Maidûm. North Mastaba-field. 6. Rehotep. 

iv.91A 

Statues of deceased and wife, in Cairo Mus. 3, 4. 

%Russmann, E. R. in ARCE Newsletter 147 (Fall 1989), 14-15 [iv] fig. 

Pyramid-complex of Amenemhet III. Tombs in north part of Enclosure. 1. King Awibre I Hor. 

iii 2 .888A 

Wooden ka-statue, in Cairo Mus. CG 259. 




20 

%Russmann, E. R. in ARCE Newsletter 147 (Fall 1989), 16-17 [v] fig. 

Deir el-Medîna. Temple of Amenophis I. 

i 2 .693A 

Statue, Tuthmosis III kneeling with jars, alabaster, in Cairo Mus. JE 43507A. 

%Russmann, E. R. in ARCE Newsletter 147 (Fall 1989), 18-19 [vi] fig. 

Wife Menena 

Tell Basṭa. Chapel of Amenophis III. 

iv.32A 

Standing double-statue of Khaemweset and wife Menena, steatite, temp. Amenophis III, in Cairo Mus. JE 

87911. 

%Russmann, E. R. in ARCE Newsletter 147 (Fall 1989), 20-1 [vii] fig. (as Osorkon II) 

Karnak. Cachette. Royal statues. 

ii 2 .143A 

Osorkon III, prostrate, offering bark of Sokari, in Cairo Mus. CG 42197. 

%Russmann, E. R. in ARCE Newsletter 147 (Fall 1989), 22-3 [viii] fig. (as possibly Shabataka) 

800-815-160 

Head of colossal royal statue wearing cap crown, red granite, Dyn. XXV, in Cairo Mus. CG 1291. 

%see Bothmer, B. V. in ARCE Newsletter 148 (Winter 1989-90), 7 (extract from ARCE Newsletter 16, 

Jan. 1955) 

Ṣafṭ el-Ḥinna. Miscell. 

iv.11A 

Fragments of colossal statues of Ramesses II, one, granite. 


April 1955) 

Qantîr. Miscell. 

iv.10A 

Fragment of colossal seated statue of Ramesses II. 


June 1955) 

Abû Sir. 

iv.44A 

Sarcophagus of Horinpu son of Unnufer and Istetity, prob. Dyns. XXIX - XXX. 


Oct. 1955) 

Abû Qir. Abû Qir East. 

iv.2A 

Three quartzite sphinxes, two inscribed for Nektanebos I. 





June 1956) 

Tell Basṭa. Miscell. 

iv.34A 

Lintel, figure worshipping titulary of Ramesses II. 

%ARCE Newsletter 149 (Spring 1990), fig. on 28 

Deir el-Baḥri. Mentuhotep temple. Finds. Blocks. 

ii 2 .398A 

Relief, Horus hawk from name, in Pittsburgh, The Carnegie Museum of Natural History 3079-2. 

%Bochi, P. A. in ARCE Newsletter 150/151 (Summer/Fall 1990), 17-19 fig. 

III-IV, incomplete 

Theban Tomb 69. Menna. 

i 2 .134-5(2)A 

(2) Four registers, agriculture. 

152 (Winter 1990) 



Nothing for Top Bibl. 

%ARCE Newsletter 154 (Summer 1991), 1 fig. on front cover 

804-090-151 

Temple relief, head of a god, probably Onuris, granite, Ptolemaic, in Harer Family Trust colln. and on 

display in San Bernardino CA, Robert V. Fullerton Art Museum. 

%Redford, D. B. in ARCE Newsletter 155 (Fall 1991), 3 fig. [upper] 

Tell el-Rub (Mendes). Temple. 

iv.35A 

View showing red granite naos of Amasis in distance. 

%ARCE Newsletter 155 (Fall 1991), 19-20 fig. 

800-731-110 

Head of royal statue wearing blue crown, Amenophis III, no text, granodiorite, in Cleveland OH, 

Cleveland Museum of Art, 1952.513. 

%Rodenbeck, J. in ARCE Newsletter 156/157 (Winter/Spring 1992), fig. on 2 

Alexandria. Pompey’s Pillar. 

iv.3A 

View with sphinx. 

%ARCE Newsletter 156/157 (Winter/Spring 1992), 31 fig. on 32 

21 




Ramesses I seated with offerings and ritual scenes and Nile-gods below 

Abydos. Temple of Ramesses I (destroyed). 

vi.31(9)A 

Sethos I with text, offering list and ritual scenes, before Ramesses I, with Nile-gods binding sma-symbol 

below his seat, in New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art 11.155.3A and 12.186.2. 

%ARCE Newsletter 158/159 (Summer/Fall 1992), fig. on 27 [left] 

800-731-140 

Head of royal statue, pink granite, probably early Dyn. XIX, formerly in M. Greenlee colln. and 

Cleveland OH, Cleveland Museum of Art, 1988.97 (stolen in 1992). 

%ARCE Newsletter 158/159 (Summer/Fall 1992), fig. on 27 [right, lower] (as diorite) 

801-765-250 

Head of male statue, dolerite, Dyn. XXX or early Ptolemaic, formerly in Cleveland OH, Cleveland 

Museum of Art, 1989.33 (stolen in 1992). 

%ARCE Newsletter 160 (Winter 1993), 18 fig. 

Deir el-Baḥri. Tomb of Priests of Amun. Dyn. XXI. 

i 2 .637A 

Coffin of Djekhensefankh, in Cleveland (Ohio), Western Reserve Historical Society, on loan to 

Knoxville (Tenn.), Frank H. McClung Museum. 

%ARCE Newsletter 161/162 (Summer/Spring 1993), 32-3 fig. on 33 (c. 1880-1930) 


iii 2 .35-6A 

View. 

%ARCE Newsletter 163 (Fall 1993), fig. on front cover 

Mît Rahîna. Miscell. 

iii 2 .868A 

Head (‘Brooklyn Black Head’), with remains of text on back pillar, diorite, late Ptolemaic, in Brooklyn 

Mus. 58.30. 

%Schaden, O. J. in ARCE Newsletter 163 (Fall 1993), fig. on 3 

Valley of the Kings. Royal Tomb 10. Amenmesse. 

i 2 .518A 

Part of text of Takhat from (4) or (5) and remains of cartouches of Amenmesse. 

%Schaden, O. J. in ARCE Newsletter 163 (Fall 1993), 4, 5 figs. 1, 2 

Valley of the Kings. Royal Tomb 10. Amenmesse. 

i 2 .517A 

Views of interior. 

%Schaden, O. J. in ARCE Newsletter 163 (Fall 1993), 5 fig. 3 

22 




23 

Valley of the Kings. Royal Tomb 10. Amenmesse. Finds. 

i 2 .517A 

Bead with prenomen of Sethos I. 



i 2 .517A 

Fragments of faience vessel with remains of cartouches. 



i 2 .517A 

Calcite fragment, probably from sarcophagus or canopic chest, with remains of cartouche of probably 

Amenmesse. 

%ARCE Newsletter 163 (Fall 1993), 20 fig. 

Medînet Habu. Great Temple. 

ii 2 .488A 

View of first pylon with pavilion at left taken in 1927-8 of Chicago Oriental Institute excavations. 

%Redmount, C. A. and Friedman, R. in ARCE Newsletter 164 (Winter 1994), 4-5 pl. 3 

Tell el-Muqdâm. Finds. 

iv.38A 

Red granite sarcophagus lid recut from inscribed double statue of Ramesses II, from tomb, Dyn XXII (?) 

which contained objects of Queen Mery-Mut Keram. 

%Redmount, C. A. and Friedman, R. in ARCE Newsletter 164 (Winter 1994), 4-5 pl. 4 (one) 


iv.38A 

Two red granite blocks with titles and epithets of Ramesses II. 

%see Redmount, C. A. and Friedman, R. in ARCE Newsletter 164 (Winter 1994), 4-5 


iv.38A 

Torso of Ramesses II. 

%see Redmount, C. A. and Friedman, R. in ARCE Newsletter 164 (Winter 1994), 4-5 


iv.38A 

Door-jamb of an official of Ramesses III. 

%see Redmount, C. A. and Friedman, R. in ARCE Newsletter 164 (Winter 1994), 6 


iv.38A 




24 

Block with part of cartouche of Nektanebos I. 

%see Redmount, C. A. and Friedman, R. in ARCE Newsletter 164 (Winter 1994), 8 


iv.38A 

Granite block with titles and epithets of Ramesses II. 

165 (Spring/Summer 1994) 


%see ARCE Newsletter 166 (Fall/Winter 1994-95), 27 

Dahshûr. Pyramid-Complex of Sesostris III. Pyramid. Lower gallery. 

iii 2 .884A 

Cache of jewellery of Queen Nefert. 

%see Meisel, J. in ARCE Newsletter 167 (Sept. 1995), 2, 10 

Valley of the Kings. Royal Tomb 5. Sons of Ramesses II. 

i 2 .501A 

Description. 

%Meisel, J. in ARCE Newsletter 167 (Sept. 1995), 10 fig. on 2 

Upper part 

Valley of the Kings. Royal Tomb 5. Sons of Ramesses II. Corridor 7. End Wall. 

i 2 .501A 

Niche. Figure of Osiris in high relief. 

%Russman, E. R. in ARCE Newsletter 168 (Dec. 1995), 6 fig. 

Gebelein. Miscell. Statues. 

v.164A 

Calcite lion, Early Dynastic, in New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art 66.99.2. 

%Larkin, D. W. in ARCE Newsletter 168 (Dec. 1995), 8-9 figs. 

Reconstruction of gateway using blocks 

Qifṭ. Miscell. Blocks. 

v.133A 

Jambs and other blocks from a temple gateway, in Boston, Museum of Fine Arts, right jamb and another 

block Nos. 24.1632-3. 

169 (March 1996) 


%Corcoran, L. H. in ARCE Newsletter 170 (Sept. 1996), fig. on 9 

Mît Rahîna. Kôm el-Qala. Palace of Merneptah. Room 14. 

iii 2 .856(3)A 




25 

(3)Doorway. Block from outer left jamb with remains of text and King with lion smiting foreigners, in 

Philadelphia Mus. E. 17527. 

%see Foster, K. P. in ARCE Newsletter 171 (Dec. 1996), 9-10 (as description of Thera eruption and 

dating) 

Karnak. Great Temple. Miscell from Third Pylon. 

ii 2 .73A 

Stela with text of Amosis, describing a voyage to Thebes and a violent rain-storm, fragments, inscribed on 

both faces. 

% see Darnell, J. C. and Darnell, D. in ARCE Newsletter 172 (March 1997), 10 

Western Desert. Road from Luxor to Farshût. Brick-built temple of Dyn. XVII. 

vii.277A 

Jamb fragment with cartouches of Antef (probably Nubkheperre) and a King Sebkemsaf. 

%see Darnell, J. C. and Darnell, D. in ARCE Newsletter 172 (March 1997), 10 

Western Desert. Road from Luxor to Farshût. Brick-built temple of Dyn. XVII. 

vii.277A 

Fragment from thickness of doorway with graffito with Horus name of Nubkheperre-Antef. 

%Darnell, J. C. and Darnell, D. in ARCE Newsletter 172 (March 1997), 11 fig. on 1 

Western Desert. Road from Luxor to Farshût. Gebel Tjauti. 

vii.277A 

Graffito of Rensonb, Overseer of Copper Workers, son of Aam, Controller (of Police), late M. K. or 2nd 

Int. Period. 


Western Desert. Road from Luxor to Farshût. Gebel Tjauti. 

vii.277A 

Graffito, Egyptian carrying spear and leading bound prisoner, temp. King Ka, Predynastic period. 


Road from Armant to Nag Hammâdi. Gebel above Wâdi el-Hôl. 

vii.277A 

Graffito of Roma (Roy) (TT 283). 

%Fazzini, R. A. in ARCE Newsletter 172 (March 1997), 9 fig. 1 on 2 

Italy. Rome - statues. 

vii.412A 

Green stone head of queen as female sphinx, probably temp. Amenemhet II, In Brooklyn Museum 56.85. 

%Fazzini, R. A. in ARCE Newsletter 172 (March 1997), 9 fig. 2 on 3 

Theban Tomb 319. Nofru. Upper Chamber. Blocks from walls. 

i 2 .392A 




26 

Girl clappers, in possession of Mrs. Louise J. Stark. 

%ARCE Newsletter 172 (March 1997), 5 fig. [middle] 

Priests performing Opening the Mouth ceremony before statue of King in II, end of right wall 

Valley of the Kings. Royal Tomb 17, Sethos I. 

i 2 .540(25) and (26)A 

(25) and (26) King seated, etc., and two registers beyond. 

%Kendall, T. in ARCE Newsletter 173 (July 1997), 13 fig. 2 

Gebel Barkal. B. 1200. Palace. ‘Hall of Aspelta’. 

vii.212A 

Description with view. 

%see Kendall, T. in ARCE Newsletter 173 (July 1997), 14 

Gebel Barkal. B. 1200. Palace. ‘Hall of Aspelta’. 

vii.212A 

Doorway, probably here. Inscribed jambs mentioning King in connection with the Great House and 

House of Flame. 

%Kendall, T. in ARCE Newsletter 173 (July 1997), 14 fig. 3 

Gebel Barkal. B. 1100. Destroyed temple. Remains of barrel-vaulted chamber. 

vii.211A 

View of excavations. 

%Kendall, T. in ARCE Newsletter 173 (July 1997), 14-15 fig. 4 

Gebel Barkal. B. 1100. Destroyed temple. Remains of barrel-vaulted chamber. 

vii.211A 

Blocks from roof with relief carving of winged vultures, seated vultures and stars. 

%Harer, W. B. in ARCE Newsletter 174 (Oct. 1997), fig. on 8 (from facsimile in MMA) 

Osiris and Sons of Horus in I 

Theban Tomb 181. Nebamun and Ipuky. 

i 2 .288(7)A 

(7) Two registers. 

%Johnson, W. R. in ARCE Newsletter 175 (Feb. 1998), fig. on 2 

Deir el-Baḥri. Great Temple. North Colonnade. 

ii 2 .344A 

View. 

%Harer, W. B. in ARCE Newsletter 176 (July 1998), fig. on 7 

Theban Tomb 1. Sennezem. Finds. 

i 2 .5A 

Objects of Esi, wife of Khabekhnet. Coffin-lid, in Cairo Mus. JE 27309. 




27 

%ARCE Newsletter 177 (Nov. 1998), fig. on 5 (from facsimile in MMA) 

Cat slaying serpent 

Theban Tomb 1. Sennezem. 

i 2 .1(5)A 

(5)Inner thicknesses. 

%ARCE Newsletter 177 (Nov. 1998), fig. on 15 (from facsimile in MMA) 

Birds, cat, and ichneumon above 

Theban Tomb 69. Menna. 

i 2 .138(12)A 

(12)Deceased and family fishing and fowling. 

%Sourouzian, H. in ARCE Newsletter 178 (Winter 1999), 2 figs. on front (head of Mut) and back 

(reconstruction) covers 

Karnak. Great Temple. Colonnade of Tuthmosis I. 

ii 2 .84A 

Colossus reconstructed from fragments, Amun and Mut seated, representing Haremhab and Mutnezemt, 

in Cairo Mus. CG 602, CG 918. 

%ARCE Newsletter 178 (Winter 1999), fig. inside front cover [lower, right] 

Karnak. A. Temple of Amenophis IV. 

ii 2 .254A 

Upper part of colossus of Amenophis IV wearing nemes and double-crown, sandstone, in Cairo Mus. JE 

98915. 

%Teeter, E. in ARCE Newsletter 178 (Winter 1999), 12 fig. 

Thebes. Temple of Ay and Haremhab. Broad Hall. 

ii 2 .458A 

(d) North statue of Tutankhamun, in Chicago, Oriental Institute, 14088. 

%Roth, A. M. in ARCE Newsletter 179 (Fall 2000), 6 fig. 

Gîza. West Field. 

iii 2 .70A 

View of SCA excavations, 2000. 

%Flentye, L. in ARCE Newsletter 179 (Fall 2000), fig. on 9 

Gîza. III. Necropolis. 

iii 2 .10A 

View with pyramid of Khephren in background.

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