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Journal of Egyptian Archaeology 

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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 

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Naville in JEA I (1914), pl. I cf. 5-8 

Abydos. Osireion. 

vi.29 

View. 

Naville in JEA I (1914), pl. ii [1] 

Abydos. Osireion. Sloping Passage. 

vi.30(17)-(18) 

Osiris and benu-bird from frieze. 

see Peet in JEA i (1914), 37-39 

Abydos. Necropolis. 

v.61 

Account of Cemetery D. 

see Peet in JEA i (1914), 39 

Abydos. Necropolis. Ibis Cemetery. 

v.77 

Description. 

see Loat in JEA i (1914), 40 and pl. iv 

Abydos. Necropolis. Ibis Cemetery. 

v.77 

Description and view. 

Blackman in JEA i (1914), pl. v [1] opp. 42 

Meir. Tomb of Pepiankh-ḥir-ib. 

iv.254 

View. 

Blackman in JEA i (1914), pl. v [2] opp. 42 

Meir. Tomb of Pepiankh-ḥir-ib. 

iv.255(16) 

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

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Group with calf from 2nd register. 

Petrie in JEA i (1914), pl. vi cf. 44 

El-Riqqa. Finds. 

iv.87 

Part of jewellery, temp. Sesostris II and III, in Manchester, The University Museum. 

Milne in JEA I (1914), pl. xiii [2] opp. 97 

Deir el-Baḥri. Gt. Temple. Cult Chapel of Ḥatshepsut. 

ii 2 .360(99) 

Two priests. 

Milne in JEA I (1914), pl. xiv cf. 99 

Abydos Necropolis. Ibis Cemetery. 

v.77 

Jar with sketch of Anthony and Cleopatra, in London, British Museum, EA 52929. 

Naville in JEA I (1914), 159-67 pls. xviii-xxi 

Abydos. Osireion. 

vi.29 

Description and views. 

Johnson in JEA I (1914), 169, 173 pls. xxii, xxiii [4], xxiv 

Antinoë. 

iv.175 

Plan of Town Enclosure and views of Temple Ramesses II. 

Blackman in JEA I (1914), pl. xxvii [1] opp. 182 

Meir. B.2. Ukh-hotep. 

iv.250 

View. 

Blackman in JEA I (1914), pl. xxvii [2] opp. 182 

Meir. B.2. Ukh-hotep. 

iv.250(8)-(9) 

Musicians from 2nd register. 

Blackman in JEA I (1914), pl. xxviii opp. 184 

Meir. Tomb B.1. Senbi. 

iv.249 

View. 

Petrie, Hilda in JEA I (1914), pl. xxix [2] 

El-Lâhûn. Tomb of Sithathor-int. 




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iv.109 

Pectoral of Sesostris II, in New York NY, Metropolitan Museum of Art. 

Hall in JEA I (1914), pl. xxxiii [1] cf. 201 

Thebes. TT 71, Senenmut. 

i 2 .140(3) 

Cretans with vases. 

Hall in JEA I (1914), pl. xxxiii [2] cf. 199 (from Carter) 

Beni Ḥasan. Tomb 3. Khnemhotep. 

iv.147A 

Cat in papyrus-clump. 

Hall in JEA I (1914), pl. xxxiv [3], cf. 204 with note 14 

Cyprus. Enkómi. 

vii.403 

Vase with figure of Egyptian, and dish with Egyptian fisherman, Dyn. XVIII, in London, British Museum, 

EA 97.4-1.999 and 97.4-1.1042. 

JEA I (1914), fig. on 215 

Deir el-Bahri. Dyn. XI Temple. Finds. 

ii 2 .397 

Fragment from marsh scene with ichneumon robbing nest, Middle Kingdom, in Cambridge, Fitzwilliam 

Museum, E.5.1906. 

see Steindorff in JEA I (1914), 217 

El-Hammâmîya. 

v.7 

Mention of von Sieglin Expedition. 

see H. H[all] in JEA I (1914), 219 

801-426-035 

Statuette of Hepu, dedicated by brother Tjenena, Goldworker, bronze, probably Dyn. XIII, in Athens, 

National Archaeological Museum, 3365. 

see Whittemore in JEA I (1914), 246-7 

Sawâma, W. Akhmîm. Cemeteries. 

v.17 

Short account. 

Whittemore in JEA I (1914), 248-9 and pls. xxxvii-viii 

Abydos Necropolis. Ibis Cemetery. 

v.77 

Description. 




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Junker in JEA I (1914), 250-3 pls xxxix, xl 

Gîza. Necropolis. A. West Field. 

iii 2 .47 

Description and views. 

see Junker in JEA I (1914), 251 

Gîza. North Field. Tomb of Idu [II]. 

iii 2 .166 

Rectangular coffin of Idu [II], in Hildesheim Museum, 2511. 

Junker in JEA I (1914), 251 fig. 1 

Gîza, Tomb of Merib. 

iii 2 .168 

Coffin, Dyn. VI or 1st Int. Period. 

Junker in JEA i (1914), pl. xl [1], p. 253 

Gîza. West Field. S 344/346. Dyn. V-VI. 

iii 2 .152 

Head of deceased enclosed in plaster, from shaft S 466, in Vienna Museum, Inv. 7800. 

Junker in JEA i (1914), pl. xl [2], p. 253 

Gîza. West Field. Shaft S 820. Dyn. V-VI. 

iii 2 .160 

Mummy-mask, plaster. 

Junker in JEA i (1914), pl. xl [3] cf. 253 

Gîza. Cemetery G.4000. 

iii 2 .131 

Portrait-head from burial chamber of G.4560 (= Junker, Gîza i, pl. xiv [a, b]), in Cairo, Egyptian 

Museum, JE 44974. 

Junker in JEA i (1914), pl. xl [4] cf. 253 

Gîza. Cemetery G 4000. G 4650, Iabtet. Dyn. IV. 

iii 2 .135 

Reserve head, in Hildesheim Museum, 2384. 

Griffith in JEA ii (1915), 5-7 pls. i-iii 

Koptos. Miscellaneous. 

v.131 

Statue of Wersu and Sitre, Dyn. XVIII, formerly in Ipswich Museum (incorrectly Norwich in Bibl.), now 

in Essen, Museum Folkswang. 

Weigall in JEA ii (1915), 10 fig. 1 (as ‘from the tomb of Ptahmosi’) 

000-000-00 




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Relief, man cutting off calf’s leg, Dyn. XIX, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum. 

 

Weigall in JEA ii (1915), 11 fig. 2 cf. 10 (from Hay MSS. 29851, 227) 

Thebes. TT 19, Amenmosi. 

i 2 .33(4) 

Cow and calf with leg cut off from 3rd register. 

Weigall in JEA ii (1915), 10 fig. 3 

Thebes. TT 23. Tjay. 

i 2 .40(31)-(32) 

Calf with three legs, from funeral procession. 

Peet in JEA ii (1915), pl. xii [3] cf. 90 

El-Maḥâsna. Predynastic and Protodynastic Cemetery. 

v.39 

Ivory figurine, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum. 

Peet in JEA ii (1915), pl. xii [1] cf. 90 (= Quibell, i, on pl. xiii) 

Hierakonpolis. Temple Enclosure. Main deposit. 

v.195 

Ivory statuette of crouching captive. 

Peet in JEA ii (1915), pl. xiii [4], cf. p. 93 

El-aAmra. 

v.106 

Knife-handle, Predynastic, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, CG 14265. 

Peet in JEA ii (1915), pls.xiv, xv cf. 93-94 

Abydos Necropolis. Slate Palettes. 

v.105 

5. Two fragments, captives etc., in Oxford, Ashmolean Museum, 1892.1171, and London, British 

Museum, EA 20791. 

Hall in JEA ii (1915), pl. xvi and 138 

Gîza. G 7948. Rakhaefankh. 

iii 2 .208(2) 

Six registers, counting products. 

see Hall in JEA ii (1915), 141-2 

Karnak. Exterior of Hypostyle. 

ii 2 .55(167) 

III, names of canal and fortresses. 




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see Hall in JEA ii (1915), 144 [bottom] 

Wâdi Hammâmât. Wadi Fawâkhîr. 

vii.334 

Graffiti, Dyn. XXV-XXX, date and cartouche of Sabacon. 

see Hall in JEA ii (1915), 145 [middle lower] 


vii.335 

Graffiti, Dyn. XXV-XXX, name of Aḥmosi-sineith. 

see Hall in JEA ii (1915), 145 [top left] 


vii.336 

Text No. 148 of Ati-Yawahy. 

see Hall in JEA ii (1915), 145 [top right] 


vii.336 

Cartouche. 

see Hall in JEA ii (1915), 145 [top middle] 


vii.336 

Text probably of Ariyaw-rata. 

Hall in JEA ii (1915), 147 and pl. xviii opp. 148 

Begîg. Obelisk of Sesostris I. 

iv.99 

Narrow faces in 1827 (Wilkinson). 

Hall in JEA ii (1915), 152-153 pl. xix 

Karnak. Festival Temple. Chamber of Kings. 

ii 2 .112(342) 

Cartouches. from side and rear walls, in Louvre, Musée du Louvre, E.13481 bis. 

Wainwright in JEA ii (1915), 202-3 pls xxv, xxvi 

Balabîsh. Cemetery. 

v.29 

Description. 

Gardiner in JEA iii (1916), pl. i (cf. pl. III) cf. 13 

Sinai. Miscellaneous. Proto-Sinaitic objects. 

vii.360 

Sphinx (No. 345), in London, British Museum, EA 41748. 




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Gardiner in JEA iii (1916), pl. iii cf. 13 


vii.360 

Bust (No. 347), in Brussels, Musées Royaux d’Art et d’Histoire, E.2428. 

Gardiner in JEA iii (1916), pls. iii, iv [upper] cf. 13 


vii.360 

Statue (No. 346), in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 38268. 

Gardiner in JEA iii (1916), on pl. iii cf. 13 

Sinai. Wâdi Maghâra. 

Omit. 

Proto-Sinaitic graffito, No. 348. 

Gardiner in JEA iii (1916), pls. iii [lower], iv [lower], v cf. 12-16 

Sinai. Mines. 

Omit. 

Proto-Sinaitic graffiti, Nos. 349-55. 

JEA iii (1916), pl. xi cf. 73-5 

Thebes. Valley of the Kings. B. Finds. 

i 2 .588 

Plaques of Amenophis III, probably from here, formerly in Lord Carnarvon colln., now in New York 

NY, Metropolitan Museum of Art, 26.7.1339, 1340, 1342. 

Gardiner in JEA iii (1916), 95-110 pls. xii, xiii 

Thebes. Asâsîf. At foot of Causeways. Finds from Carnarvon Tomb. 

i 2 .618 

Carnarvon Tablet I, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 41790. 

Gardiner in JEA iii (1916), fig. on 100 

Edfu Tell. Finds. 

v.203 

Stela of Tjau, perhaps Hyksos Period, formerly in A. H. Gardiner collection, now in Oxford, Ashmolean 

Museum, 1971.5. 

see Griffith in JEA iii (1916), 111 [1] 

Nubia. Meroë. Tle. of Amun. Inner Rooms. 

vii.236A 

Stela with 21 lines of Meroitic text, in St Petersburgh, State Hermitage Museum, 5631. 

Mackay in JEA iii (1916), 125-6 pls. xiv, xv 

Thebes. TT 26, Khaemweset. 




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i 2 .344(1) 

Scenes in I-III. 

see Griffith in JEA iii (1916), 142 

Kafr aAmmâr and Ṭarkhân. 

iv.86 

Mention of Family Tomb of High-Priests, Dyn. XXV. 

Carter, H. in JEA iii (1916), 151 n. 1 pl. xvii (as Amenophis I and from tomb now thought to belong to 

Queen Ahmosi Nefertere, Bibl. i 2 .599-600) 

800-731-890 

Head of statuette of king wearing nemes, basalt, 1st half of Dyn. XVIII, formerly in the Earl of Carnarvon 

colln., now in New York NY, Metropolitan Museum of Art, 26.7.1400. 

Carter in JEA iii (1916), 147-53 pl. xviii [upper] 

Thebes. D.A.N. Tomb of Amenophis I. 

i 2 .599-600 

Head of Queen Ahmosi-Nefertere(?), in New York NY, Metropolitan Museum of Art, 21.7.9. 

Carter in JEA iii (1916), 147-53 pl. xviii [lower] 


i 2 .599-600 

View. 

Carter in JEA iii (1916), 147-53 pl. xix 


i 2 .599-600 

Plan showing position of tomb. 

Carter in JEA iii (1916), pl. xix opp. 149 

Thebes. D.A.N. Carter excavations. 

i 2 .594 

Plan showing position. 

Carter in JEA iii (1916), 147-53 pl. xx 


i 2 .599-600 

Plan. 

Carter in JEA iii (1916), 147-53 pl. xxi 


i 2 .599-600 

Inscribed vases, in New York NY, Metropolitan Museum of Art, 21.7.1-8. 




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Carter in JEA iii (1916), 153-4 pl. xxiii 

Thebes. Temples of Amenophis I and Queen Aḥmosi Nefertere. 

ii 2 .422 

Description and plan. 

Somers Clarke in JEA iii (1916), 165-6 pl. xxix [E] 

Mirgissa. Fort. 

vii.142 

Plan. 

Somers Clarke in JEA iii (1916), 167 pl. xxiv [F] 

Dabnarti Island. Fort. Dyn. XII. 

vii.142 

Plan. 

Somers Clarke in JEA iii (1916), 168 and xxix [G] 

Shalfak. Fort. 

vii.143 

Plan. 

Somers Clarke in JEA iii (1916), pl. xxiv [H] 

Uronarti Island. Fort. 

vii.143 

Plan. 

Somers Clarke in JEA iii (1916), pl. xxiv [1] 

Semna West. 

vii.144 

Plan of site. 

Somers Clarke in JEA iii (1916), pl. xxix [K] 

Semna East. 

vii.152 


Somers Clarke in JEA iii (1916), pl. xxv [1] cf. 160-1 

Kushtemma. Ikkur Fort. 

vii.37 

Plan. 

Somers Clarke in JEA iii (1916), 167 pl. xxv [2] 

Dabnarti Island. 

vii.142 

Plan of fort, Dyn. XII. 




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Somers Clarke in JEA iii (1916), 168 pl. xxv [3] 

Shalfak. Fortress. Dyn. XII. 

vii.143 

Plan. 

Somers Clarke in JEA iii (1916), 161-3 pl. xxvi 

Buhen. Fort. 

vii.129 

Plan and description. 

Somers Clarke in JEA iii (1916), 165-6 pl. xxviii 

Mirgisse in Matuka District. 

vii.142 

Plan of fort, Dyn. XII. 

Somers Clarke in JEA iii (1916), 169-72 pls. xxix-xxxi 

Semna West. Fort. 

vii.144 

Plan, section and reconstruction. 

see Somers Clarke in JEA iii (1916), 172-4 

Semna East. 

vii.152 

Description. 

Somers Clarke in JEA iii (1916), pl. xxxii 

Semna East. Fort. 

vii.152 

Plan. 

see Somers Clarke in JEA iii (1916), 174-6 

Semna East. Rock-texts. 

vii.155 

Description. 

Wells in JEA iii (1916), 180-1 fig. on 180 

Uronarti. Fort. 

vii.143 

Plan and section. 

see Lyons in JEA iii (1916), 182 

Buhen. Finds. 

vii.131 

Clay stela, Sesostris III, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum. 




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Lyons in JEA iii (1916), 182-3 fig. 

Mirgissa (Upper Nubia). Temple. 

vii.142 


Griffith in JEA iii (1916), 193-8 pls. xxxiii-xxxv 

Omit. (Objects in Cochrane colln.) 

Griffith in JEA iii (1916), 196 pl. xxxiv [9] 

Omit. 

Glazed plaque amulet, in Oxford, Ashmolean Museum, 1936.195. 

JEA iii (1916), 243 [bottom] 

El Quṣeir el-aAmarna. Tomb of Khuenukh. 

iv.239(3) 

Titles of deceased. 

Blackman in JEA iii (1916), 254 pl. xxxix [1] 

Meir. Tomb A2. Pepy-ankh. 

iv.247(1) 

Scene in hall. 

Blackman in JEA iii (1916), pl. xxxix [2] 

Meir. Tomb A2. Pepy-ankh. 

iv.249(top) 

View of serdab. 

Gardiner in JEA iii (1916), pl. xl opp. 256 

Thebes. D.A.N. Carnarvon Excav. in “Mandara” in 1908-13. 

i 2 .611 

Stela of Aḥmosi (Pawer), Dyn. XVIII, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 45056. 

Griffith in JEA iii (1916), 255 fig. 

Gebel Barkal. Miscellaneous. 

vii.223 

Omphalos or small shrine of possibly Amanikhabale, in Boston MA, Museum of Fine Arts, 21.3234. 

Gardiner in JEA iv (1917), 1-3 pls. i, ii 

Gîza. Miscellaneous. 

Omit. 

Upper part of statue of woman, , formerly in Lord Carnarvon colln., now in New York NY, 

Metropolitan Museum of Art, 26.7.1391. 

Winlock in JEA iv (1917), 11-15 pls. iii, iv 




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Thebes. Temple of Amenophis I and Aḥmosi-Nefertere. 

ii 2 .422 

Block with reconstruction of ḥeb-sed scenes. 

Griffith in JEA iv (1917), 21-4 pl. v 

Meroë. Misc. Various. 

vii.261 

Stone plaque, Prince Arikankharer smites captives, formerly in Cargill colln., now in Worcester MA, Art 

Museum, 1922.145. 

Gardiner in JEA iv (1917), 28 

Thebes. Asâsîf. At foot of Causeways. 

i 2 .616 

Name of Antef from Tomb 41 in Birâbi. 

Gardiner in JEA iv (1917), 28-9 (quoting Carter MSS) 

Thebes. Asâsîf. At foot of Causeways. Tomb 65. Khety. 

i 2 .617 

Description and finds. 

Gardiner in JEA iv (1917), 29-30 (quoting Carter) fig. 2 


i 2 .617 

(a) Stela in niche above doorway, wooden. 

Gardiner in JEA iv (1917), pl. vii 


Omit. 

Pottery, etc. 

Gardiner in JEA iv (1917), 33-8 pls. viii, ix 


i 2 .617 

(b) and (c) Limestone stelae from recessed right and left of doorway, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 

45058, 45057. 

see Gardiner in JEA iv (1917), 30-1 


i 2 .617 

Rectangular coffin of Iu, woman, found in debris of Forecourt. 

Blackman, A. M. in JEA iv (1917), 39-40 [1] pl. x [1] 

803-034-440 

Stela with trapezoid-shaped summit of Hor, son of woman Sit-khentekhtai, with two registers of probably 




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relatives, Dyn. XIII, formerly in Baron Nugent colln., then in Lady Boileau colln. in 1917. 

Blackman, A. M. in JEA iv (1917), 40-1 [2] pl. x [2] 

803-050-650 

Round-topped stela, son Amenhotep, wab-priest of Ptah, before Djehutmosi, Governor of the Town, 

Vizier, etc., with offering text mentioning ‘One who is south of his wall’ (i.e. Ptah), and below, wife Nayf 

and daughter, each with a small boy, at table with offerings between them, temp. Amenophis II, formerly 

in Baron Nugent and Lady Boileau collns., now in Tenri, Tenri Sankokan Museum. 

Blackman in JEA iv (1917), see 39-43 pl. xi [3, 4] 

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Canopic jars of Neferweben, New Kingdom, and head of jar of Haty, in Nugent colln. 

see Blackman in JEA iv (1917), 43 [8] 

Omit. (Cone of Userhet, in Nugent colln.) 

Blackman in JEA iv (1917), 42-3 pl. xi [6, 7] 

Ṣaqqâra. Tombs of position unknown. Wesi, Temp. Amenophis III. 

iii 2 .718 

Two canopic jars, alabaster, formerly in Nugent colln. 

see Blackman in JEA iv (1917), 43-6 pls. xii, xiii 

Omit. ( - Small objects in Haggard colln.) 

Ricketts, C. in JEA iv (1917), 71 pl. xiv 

800-494-200 

Head of statue of king wearing nemes, probably Sesostris III or Amenemhet III, obsidian, formerly in W. 

MacGregor colln. and at Sotheby’s in 1922, now in Lisbon, Museu Calouste Gulbenkian, Inv. 138. 

Mackay in JEA iv (1917), 77-8 pl. xv [2] 


i 2 .337(8) 

Upper part of man. 

Mackay in JEA iv (1917), pl. xv [3] opp. 77 

Thebes. TT 55, Ramosi. 

i 2 .109(7) 

1st fig. of deceased at (7). 


Thebes. TT 155, Antef. 

i 2 .265(7) 

Unfinished figure of deceased from left jamb. 




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Thebes. TT 229, no name. 

i 2 .328(1) 

Deceased and wife offering. 

Mackay in JEA iv (1917), 79 pl. xv [6] 

Thebes. TT 52, Nakht. 

i 2 .101(4) 

Deceased and wife. 


Thebes. TT 93, Ḳenamun. 

i 2 .192(16) 

Lute-player. 


Thebes. TT 89,Amenmosi. 

i 2 .182(10)A 

Man offering. [Identification not certain] 

Mackay in JEA iv (1917), pl. xvi [1] opp. 78 


i 2 .109(7) 

2nd unfinished figure of deceased at (7). 


Thebes. TT 92, Suemnut. 

i 2 .188(9) 

Man with offerings. 

Mackay in JEA iv (1917), pl. xvi [3] opp. 78 cf. 77-8 

Thebes. TT 92, Suemnut 

i 2 .188(5) 

Scribe in II. 


Thebes. TT 104, Djehutnufer. 

i 2 .218(7) 

Remains of two seated figures. 

Mackay in JEA iv (1917), pl. xvi [5] opp. 78 cf. 75 note 4 

Thebes. TT 378, Name unknown. 

i 2 .435(3) 

Servant with flowers. 




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Mackay in JEA iv (1917), 81 pl. xvi [6] 

Thebes. TT 22, Waḥ. 

i 2 .37(4) 

Deceased, wife and daughter in lower scene. 

Mackay in JEA iv (1917), 81 pl. xvi [7] 

Thebes. TT 154, Tati. 

i 2 .262(1) 

Guests at banquet. 

Mackay in JEA iv (1917), pl. xvii [1, 2] opp. 82 


i 2 .189(11) 

Deceased and family fowling and spearing fish. 


Thebes. TT 104, Djehutnufer. 

i 2 .218(6) 

Fragsments from scene of fishing and fowling. 


Thebes. TT 22, Waḥ. 

i 2 .38(5) 

1st register, deceased and family fowling and spearing fish. 

Mackay in JEA iv (1917), pl. xviii [1] opp. 84 

Thebes. TT 92,Suemnut. 

i 2 .188(5) 

Part of scene, defaulters before deceased 

Mackay in JEA iv (1917), pl. xviii [2] opp. 84 


i 2 .188(9) 

Scribes before deceased. 

Mackay in JEA iv (1917), 83-4 pl. xviii [3] 

Thebes. TT 36, bi. 

i 2 .65(8) 

Deceased [watching industries]. 

Mackay in JEA iv (1917), pl. xviii [4] opp. 84 cf. 85 


i 2 .188(4) 

Text in front of deceased. 




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Carter in JEA iv (1917), 107 n. 1, 112 [24-8] and map pl. xix [A] 

Thebes. S.W. Valleys C. Graffiti. Wadi Sikket Tâqet Zaid. 

i 2 .593 

Graffiti. 

see Carter in JEA iv (1917), 110-12, 113 [103-9, 121-5, 150-1] and map, pl. xix [F, G] 

Thebes. S.W. Valleys. C. Graffiti. Wâdi el-Gharbi. 

i 2 .594 

Graffiti. 

see Carter in JEA iv (1917), 111-12, and map, pl. xix [top left] 

Thebes. S.W. Valleys. C. Graffiti. Wâdi Sikket el-Agala. 

i 2 .594 

Graffiti. 

Carter in JEA iv (1917), 107 n. 110-13 pl. xix [220] [A, D, F, G] 

Thebes. Wâdi el-Sikket, etc. 

i 2 .590 

Mention of graffiti, and map showing positions. 

Carter in JEA iv (1917),109-10 pl. xix [C, D and 60] 

Thebes. Wâdi Qubbânet el-Qirûd (Ape Cemetery). 

i 2 .591, 592 

Description, map showing position, and name of Princess Neferure from statue-fragment, cast in Cairo, 

Egyptian Museum, JE 45930. 

Carter in JEA iv (1917), 112-113 [62, 72-3] and map pl. xix [B, C, D] 

Thebes. S.W. Valleys. C. Graffiti. Wâdi Qubbânet el-Qirûd. 

i 2 .593 

Graffiti. 

Carter in JEA iv (1917), pl. xix [D.70] 

Thebes. Wâdi Qubbânet el-Qirûd. 

i 2 .591 

Position of Tomb of Three Princesses. 

Carter in JEA iv (1917), pl. xix [250] cf. 114 

Thebes. Valleys S. of D.B. Graffiti. 

i 2 .668 

Position of graffiti. 

Carter in JEA iv (1917), 108, and map, pl. xix [A] 

Thebes. S.W. Valleys. Wâdi Sikket Tâqet Zaid. South Tomb of Ḥatshepsut. 

i 2 .591 




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Map and descr. of site. 

Carter in JEA iv (1917), 114-18 pls. xx, xxi cf. pl. xix [A 22] 


i 2 .591 


Carter in JEA iv (1917), 114-18 pls. xxii cf. pl. xix [A 22] 


i 2 .591 

Sarcophagus (not mentioned separately in Bibl.), in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 47032. 

Turaev in JEA iv (1917), 119-121 pls. xxiii-xxv 

Heliopolis. Misc. Statues. 

iv.63A 

Lower part of statue of Ankh-psametek, late Persian or early Ptolemaic, formerly in Turaev colln., now in 

St Petersburg, State Hermitage Museum, 5629. 

Carter and Gardiner in JEA iv (1917), 130-58 pls. xxix, xxx 

Thebes. V. of Kings. 2. Ramesses IV. 

i 2 .497 

Description (with plan of tomb from Turin papyrus) and plan and section. 

Griffiths in JEA iv (1917), 159-73 pls. xxxi, xxxii 

Meröe. Shrine of Apis (1000 of Garstang). 

vii.239 

Stela of Prince Akinidad with text, in London, British Museum, EA 1650. 

Weigall in JEA iv (1917), fig. on 187 

Thebes. TT 86, Menkheperre-sonb. 

i 2 .178(8) 

Bull (from vase carried by Cretan). 

Gardiner in JEA iv (1917), 188-9 pl. xxxvii 

Thebes. Miscellaneous. Stelae. 

i 2 .812 

Stela of Iri, late Dyn. XVIII, formerly in MacGregor colln. 1568, now in Lisbon, Fundaçao Calouste 

Gulbenkian. 

Davies in JEA iv (1917), 194-9 pl. xxxviii 

Thebes. Miscellaneous. Various. 

i 2 .844 

Writing-board with architect’s plan, Dyn. XVIII, in New York NY, Metropolitan Museum of Art, 

14.108. 




18 

Ricketts, C. in JEA iv (1917), 211-12 pls. xxxix, xl (as serpentine) 

800-493-620 

Head of statue of king wearing nemes, probably Amenemhet III, formerly in Lord Grenfell and O. 

Raphael collns. and at Sotheby’s in 1917, now in Cambridge, Fitzwilliam Museum, E.2.1946. 

Reisner in JEA iv (1917), 213-15 

Gebel Barkal. Temples. 

vii.208 

General account. 

Reisner in JEA iv (1917), fig. on 214 

Gebel Barkal. Temples. 

vii.208 

Plan. 

Reisner in JEA iv (1917), pl. xiv [3]; see v, 106-8 

Gebel Barkal. Temple B.700. 

vii.214 

Foundation deposits in Khartûm Museum, 2392 and Boston MA, Museum of Fine Arts, 24.1065-6. 

Reisner in JEA iv (1917), 215-27 

Gebel Barkal. B. 500. Great Temple of Amun. 

vii.215 

Description. 

Reisner in JEA iv (1917), pls. xli, xlii 

Gebel Barkal. B.500. Great Temple of Amun. 

Omit. 

Plan and section of cachette outside Pylon of Great Temple. 

Reisner in JEA iv (1917), 215, pls. xliii-xliv 


vii.215 

Plans. 

Reisner in JEA iv (1917), pl. xlv [2] 


Omit. 

Sanctuary, Foundation deposits. 

Reisner in JEA iv (1917), pl. xlv [3]; see v, 106-8 

Gebel Barkal. B.700. Temple of Atlanersa and Senkamaniskeñ. 

vii.214 

Foundation-deposit with alabaster tablets of Atlanersa. 




19 

Reisner in JEA iv (1917), pls. xlvi, xlvii 


vii.215 

Plans. 

Reisner in JEA iv (1917), pls. xlviii, xlix 


vii.215 

Sections. 

see Reisner in JEA iv (1917), 215-18 

Gebel Barkal. B.500. Great Temple of Amun. Cache of statues north of First Pylon. 

vii.221 

Description. 

see Reisner in JEA iv (1917), 223-4 

Gebel Barkal. B.500. Great Temple of Amun. Chapel of Ramesses II. 

vii.221 

Blocks with cartouches. 

Davies in JEA iv (1917), 238 note 4 pl. l [1a] 

Thebes. TT 51, Userhet. 

i 2 .98(6) 

Last priest in 2nd register (Nebmeḥyt). 

Davies in JEA iv (1917), 234-41 pls. l [left], li, lii 

Thebes. 

Omit. 

Ostraca with sketches (goddess on horseback, probably from Deir el-Medîna cemetery, in New York NY, 

Metropolitan Museum of Art). 

see Gunn and Gardiner in JEA iv (1917), 242-9 

Edfu to Berenice. Wâdi Abbâd. Rock-Temple. 

vii.321 

Description. 

see Gunn and Gardiner in JEA iv (1917), 250-1 


vii.325(28) 

Correction of texts. 

Gunn and Gardiner in JEA iv (1917), 242-51 pl. liii 


vii.321 




20 

View. 

Gunn and Gardiner in JEA iv (1917), 250, 251 cf. 249-50 

Edfu to Berenice. Wâdi Abbâd. East of Temple. 

vii.325(29) 

Rock stelae of Sethos I. 

Gardiner, A. H. in JEA iv (1917), 256-60 pl. lv (as man) 

803-002-400 

Round-topped stela, woman Mer(yt)neithotep, King’s daughter, etc., at table, Dyn. II-III, formerly in 

Halifax, Yorkshire, Bankfield Museum. (Bought in Luxor in 1839.) 

Bénédite in JEA v (1918), 1-15, 225-41 pls. i-ii 

Qau. Misc. 

v.16 

Ivory knife-handle, Predynastic, formerly in Lord Carnarvon colln., now in New York NY, Metropolitan 

Museum of Art, 26.7.1281 

Crompton in JEA v (1918), 57-60 pl. vii 

8 

Slate palette with men and ostriches, Predynastic, in Manchester, The Manchester Museum, 5476. 

Griffith in JEA v (1918), 62-3 pl. viii 

Karnak. Reliefs. Objects in Museums. 

ii 2 .296 

Block, Amenophis IV in ḥeb-sed ceremonies, formerly in Gayer Anderson colln., now in Cambridge, 

Fitzwilliam Museum, E.2300.1943. 

see Reisner in JEA v (1918), 67 [1] 

Tangassi. Tumuli. 

vii.193 

Description. 

see Reisner in JEA v (1918), 67-8 [3] 

El-Kurru. Pyramid-feld. 

vii.195 

Description. 

Ricketts in JEA v (1918), 78 pl. ix 

Memphis. Miscellaneous. 

Omit. 

Blue faience inlay, King adoring, Ptolemaic, formerly in Lord Carnarvon colln., now in New York NY, 




21 


Reisner in JEA v (1918), 79 

Kerma. 

vii.177 

Text from lower part of statue of Ḥepdjefa. 

Reisner in JEA v (1918), 79-98 

Asyût. Tomb of Ḥepdjefa I. 

iv.261 

Description with plan. 

Reisner in JEA v (1918), pl. x 

Gebel Barkal. Temple B.600. Meroitic Chapel. 

vii.215 

Plan. 


Gebel Barkal. Meroitic Chapel (B.600). 

vii.215 

Description. 

Reisner in JEA v (1918), 100 

Gebel Barkal. Meroitic Chapel (B.600). 

vii.215 

Cartouches, plaques. 


Gebel Barkal. Temple of Atlanersa (B.700). 

vii.213 

Cartouches, plaques. 

Reisner in JEA v (1918), 99-112 pls. x, xi 


vii.213 


Reisner in JEA v (1918), pls. xii, xiii, xvi [top], xvii 


vii.213 

Views. 

Reisner in JEA v (1918), 109 pl. xvii [upper] 





vii.214 

Unfinished colossal granite statue, probably early Meroitic, perhaps Arqamani, in Merowe Museum, 21. 

Reisner in JEA v (1918), 104-6 fig. 2 pl. xiv 


vii.214-15 

Altar of Atlanersa, in Boston MA, Museum of Fine Arts, 23.728. 

Reisner in JEA v (1918), pl. xv 

Gebel Barkal. Temple of Atlanersa (B.700). Room II. 

vii.214 

Façade. 

Reisner in JEA v (1918), 106 fig. 3 pl. xvi [middle and bottom] 

Gebel Barkal. Temple of Atlanersa (B.700). Room II. 

vii.214 

Re-used blocks of Atlanersa, probably from rear wall. 

Reisner in JEA v (1918), 102 fig. 1, cf. pl. xiii [upper] 

Texts 

Gebel Barkal. Temple of Atlanersa (B.700). Sanctuary. 

vii.215 

Statuette of Amenophis III, green slate, in Boston MA, Museum of Fine Arts, 23.734. 

Reisner in JEA v (1918), 108 fig. 4 

Gebel Barkal. Temple of Atlanersa (B.700) 

vii.214 

Fragment of black granite obelisk of Senkamanskeñ, found in debris in doorway of Pylon, now in Boston 

MA, Museum of Fine Arts. 

see Reisner in JEA v (1918), 106-8 


vii.214 

Foundation deposits with alabaster tablets of Atlanersa, in Khartûm Museum, 2392, and two in Boston, 

Museum of Fine Arts, 24.1065-6. 

Reisner in JEA v (1918), cf. 109 pl. xvii [upper] 

Gebel Barkal. Temple B.700. Portico. 

vii.214 

Unfinished colossal grey granite statue, probably early Meroitic, in Merowe Museum, 21. 

Blackman in JEA v (1918), pl. xviii facing 117 

El Bersha. Tomb 2. Djehutiḥotep II. 

iv.179(12) 

22 




23 

Scene, deceased purified. 

see Blackman in JEA v (1918), 121 [middle] 

Karnak. Festival Temple. Room XXXI. 

ii 2 .122 

Alabaster purification pedestal of Tuthmosis III (called off.-table in Bibl.). 

Blackman in JEA v (1918), 121-2 pl. xix 


i 2 .98(6) 

Purification-scene w. text of Akheperkaresonb. 

Gunn in JEA v (1918), cf. 125-6 pls. xx, xxi 

Heliopolis. Miscellaneous. Statues. 

iv.63 

Lower part of statue of Ankh-psametek, Late Persian or Early Ptolemaic, formerly in B. Turaiev colln., 

now in Leningrad, State Hermitage Museum, 5629. 

see Ricketts in JEA v (1918), 145, 146 

Memphis. Miscellaneous. Various. 

Omit. 

Faience chalice with reliefs, dedicated by Sheshonḳ, son of Osorkon II, in Berlin, Ägyptisches Museum, 

4563. 

Ricketts in JEA v (1918), 145-7 pls. xxiii-xxv 

Hermopolis Magna. Finds. 

iv.175A 

Two faience chalices with King in chariot and slaying foes, temp. Osorkon, formerly in Myers colln., now 

in Eton College, Myers Museum. 

Ransom Williams in JEA v (1918), cf. 166-9 pl. xxvi [1-4] 

Omit. 

Vases, in Cleveland OH, Cleveland Museum of Art. 

Ransom Williams in JEA v (1918), cf. 169-70 [5] pl. xxvi [5] 

8 

Head rest of Irwet, Kings favourite, Dyn. V or VI, in Cleveland OH, Cleveland Museum of Art, 14.626. 

Ransom Williams in JEA v (1918), 170-1 pl. xxvii [6] 

Omit. 

Disks, in Cleveland OH, Cleveland Museum of Art. 

Ransom Williams in JEA v (1918), 171 [7] pl. xxvii [7] 

8 




24 

Cylinder seal of Menkaure, in Cleveland OH, Cleveland Museum of Art, 16.656. 

Ransom Williams in JEA v (1918), 171-2 pl. xxvii [8, 9] 

Omit. 

Seals, etc., in Cleveland OH, Cleveland Museum of Art. 

Ransom Williams in JEA v (1918), 172-3 pl. xxviii [10, 11] 

Omit. 

Seals, etc., in Cleveland OH, Cleveland Museum of Art. 

see Ransom Williams in JEA v (1918), 173-5, pls. xxviii [12, 12a] (masks), xxix (cartonnages) 

Thebes. Miscellaneous. S.W. Valleys. Tomb of the Apes. 

i 2 .593 

Mimic burials, containing bronze objects, in Cleveland OH, Cleveland Museum of Art, 14.712, 14.713, 

344-15.14 - 347.14, 349.14-350.14, 426.14, 423.14a-c. 

Ransom Williams in JEA v (1918), 175-7 pl. xxx [13] 

Meir. Miscellaneous. 

iv.256 

Coffin of Senbi, Dyn. XII, in Cleveland OH, Cleveland Museum of Art, 14.716. 

Ransom Williams in JEA v (1918), 175-7 pl. xxx [14] 


iv.256 

Mask from same coffin, in Cleveland OH, Cleveland Museum of Art, 14.731. 

Ransom Williams in JEA v (1918), 177-8 [15] pl. xxxi 

Thebes. Tombs of Priests of Amun. Near Temple of Hatshepsut. 

i 2 .637 

Coffin of Bekenmut, Dyn. XXII, in Cleveland OH, Cleveland Museum of Art, 14.561. 

Gardiner, A. H. in JEA v (1918), 183 [middle] 

Name and titles 

801-643-750 

Block-statue of Parahotep (also Rahotep), Governor of the Town and Vizier, etc., with figures of Maet of 

Per-Rameses, Ptah, Osiris and the Sons of Horus in relief, granite, temp. Ramesses II, formerly in A. 

Quirini colln. in Villa Alticchiero, Padua, now in Bellagio, Lago di Como, Villa Melzi. 

Gardiner, A. H. in JEA v (1918), 183 [top] 

Text 

801-655-500 

Base with feet of standing statue of Rahotep, Governor of the Town and Vizier, black granite, temp. 

Ramesses II, in Aberdeen, Anthropological Museum, 1393. 




25 

Bénédite in JEA v (1918), 1-15 cf. 225-41 pls. i, ii 

Qau. Miscellaneous. 

v.16 

Ivory knife-handle, in New York NY, Metropolitan Museum of Art, 26.7.1281. 

Bénédite in JEA v (1918), 232-6 pl. xxxii facing 225 

Gebel el-aAraq 

v.107 

Knife-handle, Predynastic, in Louvre, E.11517. 

Bénédite in JEA v (1918), 227 1 fig. 1 

Sohâg. 

v.31 

Ivory knife handle with animals, Predynastic, in Farnham Royal, Pitt Rivers Museum. 

Bénédite in JEA v (1918), 227-8 pl. xxxiii 

8 

Predynastic ivory comb, with birds and animals, formerly in T. Davis colln., now in New York NY, 

Metropolitan Museum of Art. 

Bénédite in JEA v (1918), 1-15, 225-41 pl. XXXIV 

Abû Zeidân. 

v.205 

Ivory knife-handle, with rows of animals, Predynastic, in Brooklyn NY, Brooklyn Museum of Art, 

09.889.118. 

see Williams in JEA v (1918), 272-3 

Thebes. Near Temple of Hatshepsut. Tombs of Priests of Amun. 

i 2 .637 

Coffin of Esamun and Eskhons, Dyn. XXII, in Cleveland OH, Cleveland Museum of Art, 352.14. 

Williams in JEA v (1918), 273-4 pl. xxxvi [16, 17] 

Omit. 

Statuettes, etc., in Cleveland OH, Cleveland Museum of Art. 

Ransom Williams in JEA v (1918), 274-5 [18] pl. xxxvii [18] 


i 2 .838 

Ushabti-box of Bekmut, Dyn. XXII, in Cleveland OH, Cleveland Museum of Art, 359.14. 

Williams in JEA v (1918), 275-7 pl. xxxviii [19] 

Thebes. Necropolis. Objects. Various. 

i 2 .845 

Eight leather tabs of Osorkon I with scenes of King before divinities, in Cleveland OH, Cleveland 




26 

Museum of Art, 14.698-705. 

see Williams in JEA v (1918), 278 

8 

Two canopic jars of Gerg-mennufer, Dyn. XVIII, in Cleveland OH, Cleveland Museum of Art, 108.14, 

109.14. 


8 

Pottery jars of Ḥori, wab priest, Lector, in Cleveland OH, Cleveland Museum of Art, 143-6.14. 

Williams in JEA v (1918), 278 [middle] 

8 

Name and title of Detamun-paankh, Songstress of the Temple of Amun, from wooden ushabti-box, Dyn. 

XXII or later, in Cleveland OH, Cleveland Museum of Art, 14.718. 


Ihnâsya el-Medina. Misc. 

iv.121A 

Block-statue of Djeubastefankh, son of Unnufer, Dyn. XXVI, in Cleveland OH, Cleveland Museum of 

Art, 190.14. 

see Williams, C. R. in JEA v (1918), 278 (as 860.17 and Dyn. XXX or Ptol.); 

800-731-100 

Head of royal statue wearing nemes, probably Hatshepsut or Tuthmosis III, greywacke, formerly in C. J. 

Blair colln., now in Cleveland OH, Cleveland Museum of Art, 1917.976. 

Williams, C. R. in JEA v (1918), 278-9 [20] pl. xxxviii (as No. 192.14, diorite and Dyn. XVIII) 

800-798-130 

Head of royal statue wearing nemes, granodiorite, Dyn. XXI-XXII, in Cleveland OH, Cleveland Museum 

of Art, 1914.663. 

Williams, C. R. in JEA v (1918), 279 [21] pl. xxxviii (as 191.14) 

801-763-180 

Upper part of statue of Ankh-hor, Royal acquaintance, probably holding [naos], basalt, Dyn. XXVII, in 

Cleveland OH, Cleveland Museum of Art, 1914.662. 

see Ransom Williams in JEA v (1918), 279 


i 2 .802 

Stela of Userḥet, in Cleveland OH, Cleveland Museum of Art, 185.14. 

%see Williams, C. R. in JEA v (1918), 279 (as 184.14) 

803-055-250 




Round-topped votive stela, Isis before Min-Amun-Kamutef, and below, Neferronpet, Head of the cattle 

stalls of Amun-Re, kneeling in adoration, late Dyn. XVIII, in Cleveland OH, Cleveland Museum of Art, 

1914.656. (Probably from Thebes.) 


803-063-070 

Round-topped stela with baboons adoring the sun disc in the lunette, and two registers below, I, young 

god (probably sun god) on lotus, protected by Maet on either side, with Sekhmet further on left, and 

Shedsunefertem (last two signs combined), Greatest of the directors of craftsmen, etc., of the temple of 

Ptah, before Ptah further to the right, II, left, woman before Bubastis and [Sekhmet], right, Hori, God’s 

father of Ptah, Prophet and God’s father of Nefertum, Mayor of Memphis, and probably dedicator of the 

stela Nedjemmeref(?), son of Pash(en)mut, wab-priest of Ptah, before Mut mistress of Asher, temp. 

Sesonchis I or a little later, in Cleveland OH, Cleveland Museum of Art, 1914.669. 

%see Williams, C. R. in JEA v (1918), 279 (as 202.14 and Dyn. V or VI) 

804-053-450 

Tomb relief, head and shoulders of man and face of wife, mid-Dyn. XVIII, in Cleveland OH, Cleveland 

Museum of Art, 1914.670. 


803-022-530 

Fragment of rectangular stela, Iteti-iker, Overseer of interpreters, etc. and wife (name lost), King’s 

ornament, seated, with two daughters(?) behind them, early Dyn. XI, in Cleveland OH, Cleveland 

Museum of Art, 1914.543. (Said to come from Thebes.) 


Omit. 

Relief fragment, head of man, , in Cleveland OH, Cleveland Museum of Art, 1914.659. 


8 

Offering table of Harsiesi, New Kingdom or later, in Cleveland OH, Cleveland Museum of Art, 182.14. 


8 

Offering table with reliefs, Late Period, in Cleveland OH, Cleveland Museum of Art, 183.14. 


8 

Sculptor’s models, Early Ptolemaic, in Cleveland OH, Cleveland Museum of Art, 186.14, 194.14, 195.14. 


Omit. 

Round-topped stela, three men around cow on pedestal, , in Cleveland OH, Cleveland Museum of 

27 




28 

Art, 1914.664. 

%Williams, C. R. in JEA v (1918), 280 fig. 1 

804-070-100 

Lintel and top parts of jambs of Amenardais (I or II), God’s wife, Divine adoratress, etc., ‘beloved of 

Amun-Re lord of the Thrones of the Two Lands’, Dyn. XXV, formerly in Cleveland OH, Cleveland 

Museum of Art, 203.14, then in New York, Parke-Bernet Galleries Inc., in 1971. (Probably from 

Thebes.) 

Ransom Williams in JEA v (1918), pl. XXXIX opp. 280-4 

Heliopolis. Miscellaneous. 

iv.64A 

Relief, girl musicians etc., Dyn. XXX, in Cleveland OH, Cleveland Museum of Art, 199.14. 

see Ransom Williams in JEA v (1918), 281, 284 pl. XL opp. 282 


iv.64A 

Block with musicians etc., in Alexandria, Graeco-Roman Museum. 

Winlock in JEA vi (1920), 1-3 pl. i facing 1 

Thebes. TT 255, Roy. 

i 2 .340 

Statue of Roy, in New York NY, Metropolitan Museum of Art, 17.190.1960. 

Winlock, H. E. in JEA vi (1920), 2 pl. ii [1] 

801-633-500 

Statuette of man (name lost) kneeling with stela, incomplete, mid-Dyn. XVIII, in New York NY, 


Winlock, H. E. in JEA vi (1920), 3 pl. ii [2] 

Saqqâra. Between the Monastery and Sekhemkhet’s Enclosure. Tomb of Pay. Dyn. XIX. 

iii 2 .655A 

Fragment of left part of a round-topped stela, probably from a tomb rather than votive, with Pay, 

Overseer of the royal apartments, in adoration before hawk-headed Re-Harakhti, probably temp. 

Ramesses II, in New York NY, Metropolitan Museum of Art, 04.2.527. 

Rostovtzeff in JEA vi (1920), 15 pl. VI [upper] 

King with hoe and standards. 

Hierakonpolis. Temple Enclosure. Main Deposit. 

v.194A 

Large mace-head, in Oxford, Ashmolean Museum, E.3632 

Rostovtzeff in JEA vi (1920), 15 pl. VI [lower left] 

King and cup bearers from recto 




29 


v.194A 

Slate palette of Narmer, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, CG 14716 

Rostovtzeff in JEA vi (1920), 15 pl. VI [lower right] 


v.195A 

Ivory plaque with animals, probably Old or Middle Kingdom, in London, Petrie Museum, 14863. 

see Reisner in JEA vi (1920), 29 [2a] 

Semna West. Temple of Tuthmosis III. 

vii.145(1)-(2) 

Façade, Text of Seni from 3rd register. 

Reisner in JEA vi (1920), 29 [2c] 

Semna East. Temple. Court I. 

vii.152 

Three graffiti of viceroys, temp. Tuthmosis I-II. 

see Reisner in JEA vi (1920), 30 [3, a] 

Semna West. Temple of Tuthmosis III. 

vii.148(23) 

Exterior, text of Neḥi. 

Reisner in JEA vi (1920), 30 [J] 

Semna (East). Temple. Court I. 

vii.152 

Stela of Neḥi, temp. Tuthmosis III, in Chicago IL, Oriental Institute Museum, 9052. 

Reisner in JEA vi (1920), 33-5 

Ellesîya. Rock Temple. 

vii.91 

Description of texts of Amenemopet, etc. 

see Reisner in JEA vi (1920), 34 [7, c] 

Buhen. Temple of Isis. 

vii.130 

Stela of Djehutmosi. 

see Reisner in JEA vi (1920), 41 [12, d] 

Abû Simbel. South of Great Temple. 

vii.118(17) 

Rock-stela, Ramesses II with princess offers to divinities, for [Heḳa]nakht. 




30 

see Reisner in JEA vi (1920), 43 [14, p.] 

Abû Simbel. Rock-stelae S. of Great Temple. 

vii.118(15) 

Stela, Ramesses II, etc., for Setau. 

see Reisner, G. A. in JEA vi (1920), 45-7 

801-602-810 

Family group statue of Amenemonet, Chief of the Medjay, Overseer of works on the monuments of His 

Majesty etc., son of Unnufer, First prophet of Amun, and Esi, Chief of the harîm of Amun, with twentyfive 

mummiform figures of relatives, cartouches of Ramesses II, black granite, temp. Ramesses II, in 

Naples, Museo Archeologico Nazionale, 1069. 

see Reisner in JEA vi (1920), 47 [g] 

Buhen. The Temple of Horus of Buhen. 

vii.133(4W) and vii.134(5W) 

Scene of kneeling figure of a King’s son from lower register. 

see Reisner in JEA vi (1920), 50 [18c, 19a] 

Semna (West). Rock-Texts. Misc. 

vii.151 

Text of Wentawat. 

see Reisner in JEA vi (1920), 50 [19c] 

Abû Simbel. Gt. Temple. S. Chapel. 

vii.98(4)A 

Hieratic graffiti of Naḥerḥu, son of Wentawat, temp. Ramesses VI (?). 

see Reisner in JEA vi (1920), 51 [21, c] 

Buhen. Temple of Isis. 

vii.130 

Part of text from pillar. 

Peet, T. E. in JEA vi (1920), 56-7 pl. vii 

803-063-200 

Round-topped votive stela, Ankh-hor, God’s father, Master of the secrets of the shrine of Hathor mistress 

of Aphroditopolis, son of Pemu, God’s father, as ihy-priest with sistrum and menat before Hathor mistress 

of Aphroditopolis, year 22 of Sesonchis V (Akheperre), formerly in W. Harding Smith colln., now in 

London, Petrie Museum, 14534. 

Reisner in JEA vi (1920), 61-64 

Kurru. Pyramid Field. 

vii.195 





31 

see Reisner in JEA vi (1920), 62, 64 

Nûri. Pyramid of Atlanarsa (XX). 

Omit. 

Mention as belonging to Atlanarsa. 

Davies, N. de Garis in JEA vi (1920), 69-72 pl. viii 

Ṣaqqâra. Miscellaneous. Others. 

iii 2 .829 

Alabaster model sistrum of Teti, formerly in Lord Carnarvon colln., now in New York NY, Metropolitan 

Museum of Art, 26.7.1450. 

see Reisner in JEA vi (1920), 73 note 1 

Thebes. Miscellaneous. Statues. 

i 2 .784 

Fragments of double statue of Nekhtmin with wife, temp. Amenophis III, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, 

CG 779. 

see Reisner in JEA vi (1920), 74 [VII, d] 

Derr. About 200 metres N. of Temple. 

vii.90 

Description of rock stela of Amenemḥab. 

see Reisner in JEA vi (1920), 75 

Akhmîm. 

v.25 

Title of statue of Osorkonankh, Dyn. XXII, in Cairo, IFAO. 

see Reisner in JEA vi (1920), 85 (5) 

Gebel el-Shems. Rock-stela and rock-text. 

vii.122 

Rock-stela of Ḥor. 

Gardiner in JEA vi (1920), 100-13 pl. XI 

Karnak. Hypostyle. Exterior. 

ii 2 .55(167), III 

Scene, return to Egypt. 

Gardiner in JEA vi (1920), 100-13 pl. XII [right] 


ii 2 .55(167), III 

King in chariot shooting. 

Gardiner in JEA vi (1920), pl. XII [left] 





32 

ii 2 .55(167), III 

King in chariot, looking back. 


Naga el-Deir. Sheikh Farag. Various. 

v.28A 

Shell of Sesostris I from Tomb SF5, in Boston MA, Museum of Fine Arts, 13.3532. 

Reisner in JEA vi (1920), 117-8 pls. XIV, XV [1-4J] 

Naga el-Deir. Various. 

v.26 

Statue of blind harper, Dyn. XII, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 44419. 

JEA vi (1920), 118 pl. xv [5] 


i 2 .795 

Statuette, woman with harp, Dyn. XVIII, formerly Kennard colln., then Baker colln., now in New York 

NY, Metropolitan Museum of Art, 1972.118.39. 

Newberry in JEA vi (1920), 155 pl. xvi [2] 

Thebes. Objects. Vases. 

i 2 .840A 

Glass vase of Tuthmosis III, in Munich, Staatliche Sammlung Ägyptischer Kunst, Inv. 630. 

Langdon and Gardiner in JEA vi (1920), 179-205 pl. xviii 

Karnak. Gt. Temple. Court N. of VIIth Pylon. 

ii 2 .132(492) 

Hittite Treaty, description and collation of text. 

Blackman in JEA vi (1920), 206-8 pls. xix, xx. 

El-Salmîya. 

v.169A 

Pottery model granary with scenes, 1st Int. Period, formerly in Colman colln., now in Norwich, Castle 

Museum, 37.21. 

Winlock in JEA vi (1920), 209-211 pl. xxi 

Naga el-Ḥaṣâya. Various. 

v.205 

Stela of Hernesubaste, Dyn. XXII, formerly in private possession, now destroyed. 

[Gardiner, A. H.] in JEA vi (1920), 212-13 pl. xxii (brought from Egypt by G. A. Hoskins) 

801-641-260 

Statue of Roy, Overseer of the two granaries of Montu in Hermonthis, etc., kneeling with raised arms, 

dedicated by mother Sit-humay, mentioning brother Akheperkare, First royal son of Montu, sandstone, 




33 

temp. Tuthmosis I or a little later, formerly in Sir H. Rider Haggard colln., now in Norwich, Castle 

Museum, 93.925. (Allegedly from Sheikh aAbd el-Qurna in 1910.) 

Capart in JEA vi (1920), 227-233 pl. xxiii, xxvii [1, 2] 

Ṣaqqâra. Tomb 36 [C 8]. Kaaaper. 

iii 2 .459 

Statues of man and wife, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, CG 34, 33. 

Capart in JEA vi (1920), 227-233 pl. xxv [middle-bottom] 

Ṣaqqâra. Tomb 36 [C.8]. Kaaaper. 

Omit. (iii 2 .459) 

Plan showing finding place. 

Capart in JEA vi (1920), 232, 233 pl. xxvii [3], xxviii 

Ṣaqqâra. Tomb 36 [C.8]. Kaaaper. Objects from tomb. 

iii 2 .724 

Upper part of statue of man, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, CG 32. 

Capart in JEA vi (1920), pl. xxiv [upper left] facing 226 

Asyût. Tomb of Nakhti. 

iv.266 

Statue of Nakhti, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 36283. 

Capart in JEA vi (1920), pl. xxiv [upper right] opp. 226 


iv.266 

Statue of deceased, in Paris, Musée du Louvre, E.11937. 

Capart in JEA vi (1920), pl. xxiv [lower] opp. 226 


iv.266 

Two statuettes. 

see Capart in JEA vi (1920), 226-7 pl. xxv [top] (from Mariette) 

Ṣaqqâra. Tomb No. 40. Ranufer. Early Dyn. V. 

Omit. 


see Capart in JEA vi (1920), 226-7 pl. xxvi 

Ṣaqqâra. Tomb No. 40. Ranufer. Early Dyn. V. 

iii 2 .462 

Statues of Ranufer, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, CG 18, 19. 





34 

Gebel Barkal. Temple B.500. Cache N. of 1st Pylon. 

vii.221 

Two statues of Anlamani. 



vii.221 

Two stats. Tanwetamani. 

Reisner in JEA vi (1920), pl. xxix [lower] 

Gebel Barkal. Temples B.700 

vii.213 

View of Temple 700. 

Reisner in JEA vi (1920), on pl. xxix [lower] 

Gebel Barkal. Temples B.600 

vii.215 

View of Temple 600. 

see Reisner in JEA vi (1920), 247-59 


vii.212 

Description. 

see Reisner in JEA vi (1920), 253 [f] 


vii.213 

Granite block or altar of Senkamaniskeñ, in Berlin, Ägyptisches Museum, 1481. 

see Reisner in JEA vi (1920), 253 [d] 


vii.213 

Cache of fragments found in Room 904. 

Reisner in JEA vi (1920), 253 [h] 

Gebel Barkal. Various. 

vii.222 

Fragment of granite obelisk of Senkamaniskeñ, in Boston MA, Museum of Fine Arts. 

see Reisner in JEA vi (1920), 253 [g] 

Gebel Barkal. Pylon. 

vii.214 

Fragment of obelisk of Senkamaniskeñ. 




35 

see Reisner in JEA vi (1920), 253 [i] 


vii.222 

Grey granite headless statue of Akhratañ, in Boston MA, Museum of Fine Arts, 23.735. 

see Reisner in JEA vi (1920), 253 [k] 

Gebel Barkal. Various 

vii.222 

Sketches of captives from sandstone dais, in Merowe Museum, 40. 

see Reisner in JEA vi (1920), 261-2, 263 

Gebel Barkal. Temple 900. 

vii.213 

Re-used blocks of Piankhy and Ḥarsiotef. 

Reisner in JEA vi (1920), 247-63 pls. Xxx, xxxii, xxxv, cf. xxix 

Gebel Barkal. Temples 800, 900. 

vii.213 

Views. 

Reisner in JEA vi (1920), 247-63 pls. Xxxi, xxxiv fig. on 249 


vii.212 

Plans. 

Reisner in JEA vi (1920), 247-63 pl. xxxii 


vii.213 

Cache of fragments of statues. 

Reisner in JEA vi (1920), pl. xxxiii [1] 

Gebel Barkal. Temple B.500. Cache of statues N. of 1st Pylon. 

vii.221 

Head of statue of Taharqa, in Merowe Museum, 11. 



vii.221 

Statue of Queen Amanimall, in Merowe Museum, 13. 



vii.221 

Head of statue of Aspelta, in Boston MA, Museum of Fine Arts, 23.730. 




36 

Reisner in JEA vi (1920), pl. xxxiii [4-6] 


vii.221 

Two statues of Senkamaniskeñ, one in Boston MA, Museum of Fine Arts, 23.731, one in Merowe 

Museum, 12. 

Reisner in JEA vi (1920), pl. xxxvi 

Gebel Barkal. Temple B.500 

vii.215 

View. 

Davies in JEA vii (1921), 5 pls. i, ii 

aAmarna. Private Palace. 

iv.199 

Fresco of princesses, in Oxford, Ashmolean Museum. 

Davies in JEA vii (1921), 5-6 pls. Iii, iv 

aAmarna. Town. Various. 

iv.207 

Small fragments of frescoes, in London, Petrie Museum, 2261-2294 

Capart in JEA vii (1921), pl. v facing 31 cf. 34 

Ṣaqqâra. Between Monastery of Apa Jeremias and Sekhemkhet’s enclosure. Tomb Ḥaremḥab. 

iii 2 .656 

Block, 4 registers of Fields of Iaru, in Bologna, Museo Civico Archeologico, 1885. 

Capart in JEA vii (1921), pl. vi [upper] facing 33 

Ṣaqqâra. Between Monastery of Apa Jeremias and Sekhemkhet’s enclosure. (Almost certainly from here.) 

Tomb Ḥaremḥab 

iii 2 .657 

Block, military camp w. chariots horsemen, etc., in Bologna, Museo Civico Archeologico, 1889. 

Capart in JEA vii (1921), fig. 1 [upper] on 33 


iii 2 .656 

Block, house, men w. chariot and horses, donkeys, etc., in Berlin, Ägyptisches Museum, 20363. 

Capart in JEA vii (1921), fig. 1 [lower] on 33 pl. vi [lower] 


iii 2 .657 

Block, houses, people, etc., in Bologna, Museo Civico Archeologico, 1888 (adjoining Berlin, Ägyptisches 

Museum, 20363). 

Capart in JEA vii (1921), opp. 34 pl. vii 




37 


iii 2 .656 

Block, men preparing offerings, in Bologna, Museo Civico Archeologico, 1886. 

Somers Clarke in JEA vii (1921), pls. ix, x 

El-Kâb. Town. Enclosure. 

v.173 

Plans. 

Somers Clarke in JEA vii (1921), 56-62, 65-72 pls. xi-xiv 


v.173 

Description, etc. 

Somers Clarke in JEA vii (1921), pls. xv-xviii 


v.173 

Views. 

Somers Clarke in JEA vii (1921), 61 

El-Kâb. Town. Enclosure. Other Finds. 

v.174 

Mention of colossal statue, Sesostris I (?). 

Somers Clarke in JEA vii (1921), 62-4 

El-Kâb. Town. Enclosure. Temples. 

v.173 

Description. 

JEA vii (1921), 110 

Some names and titles 

Omit. (803-050-358) 

Stela of Minemḥet, Dyn. XVIII, in Paris, Musée du Louvre, C 279. 

Boreux in JEA vii (1921), 113 pl. xix 

Thebes. Deir el-Medîna. Miscellaneous. 

i 2 .713 

Wooden statuette, a Servant in the Place of Truth with ram-headed staff, Dyn. XVIII or XIX, in Paris, 

Musée du Louvre, N.1575. 

Boreux in JEA vii (1921), 113-114 pl. xx 

Thebes. Deir el-Medîna. Miscellaneous. 

i 2 .713 

Wooden statue of sd _ m-as with hawk-standard, Dyn. XVIII or XIX, in Paris, Musée du Louvre, N.854 




38 

Mackay in JEA vii (1921), 157 with n. 1 pl. xxiii [1] 

Thebes. TT 211, Paneb. 

i 2 .307(1) 

Bark on stand. 

Mackay in JEA vii (1921), 165 pl. xxiv [2] 

Thebes. TT 36, Ibi. 

i 2 .66(14) 

Deceased and mother in 1st register. 

Mackay in JEA vii (1921), pl. xxiv [3] facing 164 

Thebes. TT 55, Raamosi. 

i 2 .109(7) 

Arm of 3rd figure of deceased with staff. 

Mackay in JEA vii (1921), pl. xxiv [4] facing 164 

Thebes. TT 55, Raamosi. 

i 2 .108(4) 

Head of man in 3rd couple in 2nd register. 

Peet in JEA vii (1921), 169-175 pl. xxv 

aAmarna. Town. 

iv.199-200 

General account and part of plan. 

Peet in JEA vii (1921), 171-4 pl. xxvi 

aAmarna. House N.49.18. Renufer. 

iv.205 

Description and views (as O.49.18). 

Peet in JEA vii (1921), 175-8 pl. xxvii 

aAmarna. Workmen’s Village. 

iv.209 


Peet in JEA vii (1921), 179-82 pl. xxviii 

aAmarna. Tomb Chapels. 

iv.209 

Views. 

Peet in JEA vii (1921), 179-82 pl. xxix [3] 


iv.209 




39 

Stela of Ptaḥmey, dedicated to Shed and Isis, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 46954. 

Peet in JEA vii (1921), fig. on 180 


iv.209 

Plan and section of Chapel 525. 

Peet in JEA vii (1921), 175 pl. xxix [4] 

aAmarna. House N.49.18. Renufer 

iv.205 

Sculptor’s trial piece, head of young man, in Copenhagen, Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek, Æ.I.N.1587. 

see Peet in JEA vii (1921), 182-3 

aAmarna. Official Palace. 

iv.198 

Waste-heaps east of Palace. 

see Capart in JEA vii (1921), 186-8 

Ṣaqqâra. Tomb No. 54. Sekhemka. 

iii 2 .465 

Statues in Louvre. 

Capart in JEA vii (1921), 186, 190 pl. XXXI [1] 

Ṣaqqâra. Tomb No. 35 [C 20] Kai. 

iii 2 .458-9 

Statue in Paris, Musée du Louvre, N.2290. 

Capart in JEA vii (1921), 188-90 pl. xxxi [2] 

Ṣaqqâra. Tomb No. 35 [C 20] Kai. 

iii 2 .458-9 

Statue of Kai, son of Meseḥti, in Paris, Musée du Louvre, A.106, [N.117; E.3024]. 

Capart in JEA vii (1921), 190 pl. xxxi [3] 

Ṣaqqâra. Unnumbered tomb near No. 39 [C.16] Early Dyn. V. 

iii 2 .500 

Statue of scribe, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, CG 36. 

Capart in JEA vii (1921), 190 pl. xxxi [4] 

Ṣaqqâra. Unnumbered tomb near tomb 39 [C.16]. Early Dyn. V. 

iii 2 .500 

Statue of seated man, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, CG 35. 

Pinches and Newberry in JEA vii (1921), 196-199 pl. xxxii 

8 




Cylinder seal of Amenemḥet I and Babylonian Pikin-îli, formerly in Lord Carnarvon colln., now in New 

York NY, Metropolitan Museum of Art, 26.7.21. 

see Woolley in JEA vii (1921), 200 

Byblos. Miscellaneous. 

vii.389 

Osiride diorite statue, in Beirut, Musée National. 

see Woolley in JEA vii (1921), 200 

Byblos. Miscellaneous. 

vii.389 

Block, King before god, and before goddess of Byblos, in Beirut, Musée National. 

Woolley in JEA vii (1921), 200-1 fig. 

Jebêl (Byblos). 

vii.389 

Fragment with cartouche of Tuthmosis III, in Beirut, Musée National. 

Leeds in JEA viii (1922), 1-2 pls. i, ii [lower middle] 

Sinai. Serâbiṭ el-Khâdim. 

vii.362 

Two alabaster goblets of Amenophis III, in Oxford, Ashmolean Museum, 1911.413-14. 

Leeds in JEA viii (1922), 2 pl. ii [lower left and right] 


vii.363 

Alabaster vase, Dyn. XVIII, in Oxford, Ashmolean Museum, 1911.407. 

Leeds in JEA viii (1922), 2 pl. ii [upper] 


vii.363 

Alabaster Bes-vase, in Oxford, Ashmolean Museum, 1911.406 

see Leeds in JEA viii (1922), 2 


vii.364 

Fragments of vases representing Hathor cows (one in Oxford, Ashmolean Museum, 1911.411). 



vii.362 

Fragment of goblet dedicated by Panehesi. 


40 




41 


vii.364 

Fragments of figure vases, in Oxford, Ashmolean Museum. 

Somers Clarke in JEA viii (1922), 16-20 pl. iv 

El-Kâb. 

v.171 

Description and plan of site. 

Somers Clarke in JEA viii (1922), 18 

El-Kâb. Desert Temples. Chapel of Thoth (El-Ḥammâm). 

v.187 

Description. 

see Somers Clarke in JEA viii (1922), 20-38 pls. v, vi 

El-Kâb. Town Enclosure. Temples. 

v.173 

Plans and account. 

see Somers Clarke in JEA viii (1922), 20-3 

El-Kâb. Town Enclosure. 

v.173 

Description. 

Somers Clarke in JEA viii (1922), 24-6 pls. v [middle left], vi [top] 

El-Kâb. Temple of Amenophis II. 

v.173 

Plans and description. 

see Somers Clarke in JEA viii (1922), 26 

El-Kâb. Temple of Amenophis II. 

v.173 

Statue of Maia, London, British Museum, EA 1194. 

see Somers Clarke in JEA viii (1922), 32, on pl. vi 

El-Kâb. Temple of Tuthmosis III. 

v.173-4 

Naos, in Cambridge, Fitzwilliam Museum. 

see Somers Clarke in JEA viii (1922), 23, 35 


v.173-4 

Sphinx, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, CG 391. 




42 



v.173-4 

Osiride statue. 



v.173-4 

Re-used blocks. 

see Somers Clarke in JEA viii (1922), 27, 32, 33, 34 


v.173-4 

Cartouches. 

Somers Clarke in JEA viii (1922), 39 [8] cf. pl. v [B] 

El-Kâb. Ptolemaic (?) Building. 

v.174 

Description. 

see JEA viii (1922), 39-40, cf. pl. v [D] 

El-Kâb. Temple of Ramesses II. 

v.175 

Description. 

Somers Clarke in JEA viii (1922), 40 [10]([R] in Bibl.) cf. pls. v [A], vi [R]([K] in Bibl.) 

El-Kâb. Small Temple. 

v.174 

Description. 

JEA viii (1922), on pl. vi 

El-Kâb. Temple Tuth. III. 

v.173 

Naos of Tuthmosis III, in Cambridge, Fitzwilliam Museum, E.40.1902. 

Woolley in JEA viii (1922), 48-60 pls. vii-ix, xvi 

aAmarna. Workmen’s Village. 

iv.209 

Description, views and plan. 

see Woolley in JEA viii (1922), 60-5 

aAmarna. Town. 

iv.199 

Description of excavations. 




43 

Woolley in JEA viii (1922), 61-4, 65 pls. x, xi [left], xvii 

aAmarna. House K.50.1. Nakht. 

iv.206 

Description, views, and plan. 

Woolley in JEA viii (1922), 65-8 pl. xii [upper] 

aAmarna. River Temple. 

iv.207-8 

Description and view showing altar. 

Woolley in JEA viii (1922), 70-82 pl. xii [lower] 

aAmarna. Palace called Maru-Aten. 

iv.208 

View. 

Woolley in JEA viii (1922), 70-82 pls. xiii [left], xiv [upper] 


iv.208 

Fragments of column and inlay heads from kiosk. 

Woolley in JEA viii (1922), 70-82 pl. xiii [right] 


iv.208 

Painted pavement. 

Woolley in JEA viii (1922), 70-82 pl. xiv [lower] 


iv.208 

Fragments of stelae (b in Oxford, Ashmolean Museum, 1922.141). 

Woolley in JEA viii (1922), 70-82 pl. xv 


iv.208 

Plan. 

Gardiner in JEA viii (1922), 191-2 pl. XVIII 

Naqâda. Middle Kingdom Cemetery. 

v.119A 

Stela of Khenems and Nefert, Middle Kingdom, formerly in Lord Amherst colln. 216, now in Chicago 

IL, Oriental Institute Museum, 12105. 

see Weigall in JEA viii (1922), 193-9 

Valley of the Kings. KV 55, probably Amenophis IV (formerly attributed to Queen Teye). 




44 

i 2 .565 

Description. 

Reisner in JEA ix (1923), 36-9 

Begarawîya (Meroë). 

vii.255 

Description of South Pyramid Field. 

see Reisner in JEA ix (1923), 36 [c] 

Meroë. South Pyramid Group. Finds. 

vii.259 

Two alabaster jars of Aspelta, one in Boston MA, Museum of Fine Arts, 24.886, one in Khartum, Sudan 

National Museum, 1821. 

Reisner in JEA ix (1923), 37 [d] 

Meroë. Finds from South Group. 

vii.259 

Four model canopic jars from Pyramid S.38. 

see Reisner in JEA ix (1923), 37 [e] 


vii.259 

Stela of Lady Pasalta, from S.15. 

see Reisner in JEA ix (1923), 37 [f] 


vii.259 

Offering-table of Weterik(?), King’s son, from S.20. 

see Reisner in JEA ix (1923), 37 [h] 


vii.259 

Stela of Karibeñ, from S.500, in Boston MA, Museum of Fine Arts, 23.869. 

Reisner in JEA ix (1923), 38 [1] 

Meroë. Pyramid-Field. S.6. Arakakamani. 

vii.257 

Description. 


Meroë. Pyramid-Field. South Group. S.4, Queen Kanarta-Sar...ñ. 

vii.256 

Description. 




45 


Meroë. Pyramid-Field. S.5. Amanislo. 

vii.256 

Description. 


Meroë. Pyramid-Field, S.10. Bartare-Kalkai. 

vii.257 

Description. 

see Reisner in JEA ix (1923), 39-53 

Meroë. 

vii.243 

Description of North Pyramid Field. 

Reisner in JEA ix (1923), 48, 70 

Meroë. Pyramid Field. N.LVI. Prince Arikakhatani. 

vii.255 

Description. 

Reisner in JEA ix (1923), pls. ii, iii 

Meroë. North Pyramid Field. 

vii.243 

View. 

Reisner in JEA ix (1923), pl. iv [1] 

Meroë. South Pyramid Field. S.503. 

vii.259 

Interior of Burial Chamber of Queen Khennuwa(?). 

Reisner in JEA ix (1923), pl. iv [2] 

Meroë. North Pyramid Field. N.17 (Leps. 38). Amanitenmmide. 

vii.250 

View of interior of burial-chamber. 

Reisner in JEA ix (1923), pl. v 

Meroë. North Pyramid Field. N.12 (Lepsius 9). Probably Shanakdakhete. 

vii.249 

Relief on left wall of chapel. 

Reisner in JEA ix (1923), pl. vi [1] 

Meroë. North Pyramid Field. N.27 (Leps. 26) (incorrectly called N.XXVI) 

vii.253 

View of right wall of chapel. 




46 

Reisner in JEA ix (1923), pl. vi [2] 

Meroë. North Pyramid Field. N.7 (Leps. 14) 

vii.247 

Coffin-bench of Ergamenes (Merqetek), from burial chamber. 

Reisner in JEA ix (1923), pl. ix [2] 

Omit. (Meroë. North Pyramid Field. N.XX.) 

Reisner in JEA ix (1923), 59-60 pl. xii 

Gebel Barkal. Pyramid-Field. 

vii.203 

Plan of North Group. 


Gebel Barkal. 8. Unknown Queen. 

vii.207 

Description and statue-group. 

see Reisner in JEA ix (1923), 60 

Gebel Barkal. 7. Unknown King. 

vii.207 

Triad stela from niche of Chapel, found in VIII. 


Gebel Barkal. Pyramid Field. North Group. 

vii.205 

Prince, name unknown. 

Reisner in JEA ix (1923), 58-9, 61, 63 pl. xiii [left] 

Gebel Barkal. Pyramid Field. 

vii.207 

Plan of South Group. 

Reisner in JEA ix (1923), 59 pl. xiii [right] 


vii.207 

Plan of East Group. 

Reisner in JEA ix (1923), pl. xiv 

Meroë. North Pyramid Field. 

vii.243 

Plan. 

Reisner in JEA ix (1923), pl. xv 




47 

Meroë. South Pyramid Field. S.6. 

vii.257 

Plan and section of pyramid. 

Reisner in JEA ix (1923), pl. xvi 

Meroë. North Pyramid Field. N.7 (Lepsius 14). 

vii.246 

Plan and section of chambers. 

Reisner in JEA ix (1923), pl. xvii 

Meroë. North Pyramid Field. N.12 (Lepsius 9). Probably Shanakdakhete. 

vii.249 


Reisner in JEA ix (1923), pl. xviii 

Meroë. North Pyramid Field. N.29 (Lepsius 28). 

vii.254 


Reisner in JEA ix (1923), pl. xix 

Meroë. North Pyramid Field. N.51 

vii.255 




vii.203 

Description. 


Gebel Barkal. Pyramid Field. Chapel. 

vii.207 

Statue-group, Queen, in profile. 

Reisner in JEA ix (1923), 60 

Gebel Barkal. Pyramid Field N. Group. 7. King, name unknown. 

vii.207 

Statue-group, Osiris between Isis and Nephthys. 


Gebel Barkal. Pyramid Field N. Group. 8. Queen, name unknown. 

vii.207 

Statue-group, Queen (in profile) and three deities. 




48 


Meroë. North Group. Pyramid 9, probably Adikhalamani. 

vii.247 

Description. 


see 48 


Meroë. Pyramid N.10. Probably Prince Shrakarr. 

vii.247 

Description. 


Gebel Barkal. Gt. Temple B.500. 

vii.215 

Account. 

Reisner in JEA ix (1923), 72 [top] 

Gebel Barkal. Temple B.500. Entrance to Inner Vestibule. 

vii.220(44) and (45) 

East jamb, cartouche of Natakanani. 


Gebel Barkal. Temple B.500. Third Pylon. 

vii.220(36) 

Text of Natakamani from columns found on top of 3rd Pylon. 


Meroë. Pyramid Field. 

vii.241 

Description. 


El-Kurru. Pyramid I. 

vii.195 

King, name unknown, attribution to “Piankhalara”. 

see JEA ix (1923), 76 

Meroë. Pyramid N.36. 

vii.254 

Greenlees in JEA ix (1923), 131 pl. XXI 

Thebes. TT 260, User. 




49 

i 2 .343(1) 

Girl preparing bed, and girl and two attendants arranging cushion on chair. 

see Davies in JEA ix (1923), 132 

Thebes. TT 139. Pairi. 

Omit. 

Hieratic text of year 3 with name King ’Nefer-nefru-aten’. 

see Davies in JEA ix (1923), 134-6 pls. xxii [1], xxvii [n] 

Thebes. TT 192, Kharuef. 

i 2 .298 

General account with scene and text. 

Davies in JEA ix (1923), 136-45 pls. xxii [2], xxiii-xxvi, xxvii [omitting n], xxviii 

Thebes. TT 188, Parennfer. 

i 2 .293-5 

Scenes and texts. 

see Loat in JEA ix (1923), 161-3 pl. xxix 

Abydos Site. Eastern Ridge. VI Dyn. Cemetery (Cemetery F). 

v.71 

Description. 

Winlock in JEA x (1924), 1-5 pls. i-iv 

Mît Rahîna. Miscellaneous. 

iii 2 .865 

Statue of Ḥaremḥab as scribe, granite, in New York NY, Metropolitan Museum of Art, 23.10.1. 

Davies in JEA x (1924), 9 pl. v [1] 


i 2 .98(8) 

Mourners, torches, etc. in 3rd register. 


Thebes. TT 75. Amenhotep-si-se. 

i 2 .149(8) 

Two men carrying candles. 


Thebes. TT 54, Ḥuy. 

i 2 .105(3) 

Torch in pile of offerings. 

Davies in JEA x (1924), 10-11 pl. v [4] 




50 

Thebes. TT 69, Menna. 

i 2 .137(7) 

Candles carried by two men in procession. 


Thebes. TT 10, Penbuy and Kasa. 

i 2 .21(4) 

Men with candles in II. 

Davies in JEA x (1924), 11 pl. vi [5] 

Thebes. TT 247, Simut. 

i 2 .333(4) 

Man carrying candle. 


Thebes. TT 254, Mosi. 

i 2 .338(1) 

Man before altar. 


Thebes. TT 10, Penbuy and Kasa. 

i 2 .19(1) 

Men with candles in II. 

Davies in JEA x (1924), 12 n. 2 pl. vi [9] 

Thebes. TT 159, Raya. 

i 2 .271(4) 

Priest censing and libating offers two candles. 

Davies in JEA x (1924), 11, 12 n. 2 pl. vi [11] 

Thebes. TT 283, Roma-Roy. 

i 2 .365 

Lighted taper from destroyed scene. 

Davies in JEA x (1924), 12 n. 2 pl. vii [10] 

Thebes. TT 31. Khons. 

i 2 .48(4)-(6) 

Torches and candle in front of man censing. 

Davies in JEA x (1924), 12 n. 2 pl. vii [12] facing 13 

Thebes. TT 259, Hori. 

i 2 .343(2) 

Priest with candle in front of him in left half of I. 




51 

Davies in JEA x (1924), 12-13 n. 2 on 12 pl. vii [13] 

Thebes. TT 23, Tjay. 

i 2 .39 

Conical candles at (21). 

Davies in JEA x (1924), 12-13 n. 2 on 12 pl. vii [14] 

Thebes. TT 23. Tjay. 

i 2 .39 

Stand of candles at (8) 

Davies in JEA x (1924), 13 note pl. vii [15] 


i 2 .182(13) 

Lamp from offering scene. 

Bull in JEA x (1924), 15 

Thebes. TT 315, Ipi. 

i 2 .389 

Title of deceased. 

Mackay in JEA x (1924), 41-2 pl. ix [1] 

Thebes. TT 21, User. 

i 2 .36(12) 

Upper part of figure of deceased. 

Mackay in JEA x (1924), 41 pl. ix [2] 

Thebes. TT 79, Menkheper. 

i 2 .157(5) 

Seated figure of deceased. 

Mackay in JEA x (1924), 41 pl. ix [3] 

Thebes. TT 80, Djehutinufer. 

i 2 .158(6) 

Deceased in shawl. 

Dawson in JEA x (1924), 46 pl. x [1] (= Newberry i, pl. xxxiv) 

Beni Hasan. Tomb of Khnemḥotep. 

Omit. 

Deceased harpooning fish. 

Blackman in JEA x (1924), 53 figs 1, 2 

Valley of the Kings. KV 17, Sethos I. Corridor G. 

i 2 .540(25)-(26) 

Left side, scenes of Opening the Mouth, two scenes in I. 




52 

Blackman in JEA x (1924), 54 figs. 3-5 

Valley of the Kings. KV 17, Sethos I. Entrance to Corridor H. 

i 2 .540(27) and (28) 

Scenes in I and II. 

JEA x (1924), 79 pl. xi 

Abydos. Temple of Ramesses I. 

vi.31(7) 

Head of King from upper register. 

see Gardiner in JEA x (1924), 93 

Beisan. North Temple of Ramesses II. 

vii.379 

Stela, year 9 of Ramesses II. 

Dawson in JEA x (1924), 133 

aAmârna. Town. 

iv.200A 

Three fragments from inscribed wine-jars, from Petrie finds, in Dawson colln. (formerly in Lord Amherst 

colln.). 

JEA x (1924), 203 pl. xii 

see 255-6 pls. xviii-xx 

Winlock in JEA x (1924), 217-77 pls. xii-xxi 

Thebes. D.A.N. Dyn. XVII Cemetery. 

i 2 .600 

General account (see analysis on separate slips). 

Winlock in JEA x (1924), pl. xiii 

Thebes. D.A.N. Tomb of Queen Ahmosi Nefertere. 

i 2 .599 

Map. 

Winlock in JEA x (1924), 218 n. cf. 264-5 

Thebes. Ramesseum. Petrie and Quibell Excavations. Finds. 

i 2 .682 

Name of Amosis(?) from lid of kohl pot, in London, Petrie Museum, 14234. 

Winlock in JEA x (1924), 218 n. 2 

Thebes. Misc. D.A.N. Antef Cemetery. 

i 2 .597 

Names from family stela from B.45, in Brussels, Musées Royaux d’Art et d’Histoire, E.4339. 




53 

see Winlock in JEA x (1924), 218 n. 2 

Thebes. TT 150, Userḥet. 

i 2 .261 

Statue-base of Iatib, Dyn. XVII, in London, Petrie Museum, 14214. 


Thebes. D.A.N. Petrie Excavations. Tombs beneath Nebwenenet. 

i 2 .606 

Statue of Antefmosi, Dyn. XVII, in Manchester, The Manchester Museum, 5051. 

see Winlock in JEA x(1924), 219 n. 3, 272 n. 2 

Thebes. D.A.N. Passalacqua Excav. 

i 2 .612 

Dyn. XVIII burial of woman with jewellery, etc., in Berlin, Ägyptisches Museum. 

see Winlock in JEA x (1924), 226-33 

Thebes. D.A.N. Dyn. XVII Cemetery. Tomb of Antef (Nubkheperr) 

i 2 .602 

Description including mention of obelisks. 

see Winlock in JEA x (1924), 229 n. 4 pl. XIV [right] facing 229 

Thebes. D.A.N. XVII Dyn. Cemetery. Tomb of Nubkheperr. 

i 2 .602 

Coffin, in London, British Museum, EA 6652. 

see Winlock in JEA x (1924), 231 


i 2 .603 

Diadem of Antef Nubkheperre, in Leiden, Rijksmuseum van Oudheden, G.1. 

Winlock in JEA x (1924), 235-6 pl. xiv [left] facing 229 

Thebes. D.A.N. Dyn. XVII Cemetery. Tomb of King Antef (Sekhemre-Wepmaet). 

i 2 .603 

Coffin F, in Paris, Musée du Louvre, E.3019. 


Thebes. D.A.N. Tombs. 

i 2 .604 

Tomb of Neferhotep, temp. Antef (Nubkheperre). 


Edfu Tell. Various. 

v.205A 

Gold spacers of Queen Sebkemsaf, probably wife of Antef VIII (Nubkheperre), in London, British 




54 

Museum, EA 57699, 57700. 

Winlock in JEA x (1924), 234-7 


i 2 .603 

Tomb of Antef (Sekhemre-Wepmaet). 

Winlock in JEA X (1924), 234 n. 2 

Thebes. DA.N. Dyn. XVII Cemetery. Tomb of Antef (Sekhemre-Wepmaet). 

i 2 .603 

Pyramidion, in London, British Museum, EA 478. 

Winlock in JEA x (1924), 234-5 n. 3 pl. xv [upper] 

Thebes. D.A.N. XVII Dyn. Cemetery. 

i 2 .603 

Canopic-box of Antef (Sekhemre-Wepmaet), in Paris, Musée du Louvre, N.491. 

Winlock in JEA x (1924), 268 n. 2 pl. xv [lower left] 


i 2 .604 

Canopic box of Sebkemsaf II, in Leyden, Rijksmuseum van Oudheden, S.4. 

Winlock in JEA x (1924), 269-70 pl. xv [lower right] 


i 2 .604 

Canopic box of Djehuti (Sekhemre-Smentaui), in Berlin, Ägyptisches Museum, 1175. 


Thebes. D.A.N. XVII Cemetery. 

i 2 .603 

Burial of Sebekemsaf II. 


Thebes. D.A.N. XVII Cemetery. Burial of Sebekemsaf II. 

i 2 .603 

Pyramid. 


Thebes. Miscellaneous. 

i 2 .847 

Memorial cone of Sebekḥotep, temp. Sebekemsaf II (Sekhemre-shedtaui), in London, British Museum, 

EA 1163. 

see Winlock in JEA x (1924), 242 [middle] n. 3 




55 


i 2 .813 

Stela of Mentuhotep, temp. Sebekemsaf II, formerly in Weisz colln. 



i 2 .604 

Fragment of stela and shrine of Sebekemsaf II, in New York NY, Metropolitan Museum of Art, 25.3.329- 

30. 

see Winlock in JEA x (1924), 243 [near top] 

Thebes. Miscellaneous. Stelae. Location unknown. 

i 2 .813 

Stela, King Sebekemsaf (probably II) before Ptah-Sokari, Dyn. XVII. 


Thebes. Dyn. XVII Cemetery. Finds. 

i 2 .613 

Statue of Tetisheri, Dyn. XVIII, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, CG 256. 


Thebes. D.A.N. Finds. 

i 2 .612 

Statue of Queen Tetisheri, dedicated by Sensoneb, in London, British Museum, EA 22558. 

Winlock in JEA x (1924), 248-50 pl. xvi [left] facing 248 

Thebes. Valleys S. of D.B. Royal Cache. 

i 2 .658 

Coffin of Sekenenre Taa, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, CG 61001. 


Thebes. D.A.N. XVII Dyn. Cemetery. Burial of Queen Ahhotep. 

i 2 .600 

Description. 

Winlock in JEA x (1924), 251 pl. xvi [right] 

Thebes. D.A.N. XVII Dyn. Cemetery. Burial of Ahhotp, wife of Sekenerre. 

i 2 .600 

Coffin of Queen Taa II, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, CG 28501. 

Winlock in JEA x (1924), 254-5 pl. xvii [lower] 

Thebes. D.A.N. XVII Dyn. Cemetery. Burial of Queen Ahhotep. 

i 2 .601 

Armlet of Queen, with two sphinxes, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, CG 52642. 




56 

Winlock in JEA x (1924), 251 [top], 203 pl. xii and 255-6 and n. 6 on 255 pls. xviii-xx 

Thebes. D.A.N. Dyn. XVII Cemetery. Burial of Prince Ahmosi. 

i 2 .604 

Statue of Prince Aḥmosi, now in Paris, Musée du Louvre, E.15682 (formerly lost). 



i 2 .605 

Tomb of Ak-hor, Dyn. XVII. 

Winlock in JEA x (1924), 259 [top] 

Objects from Thebes. Vases. 

i 2 .840A 

Text of alabaster fragment of King [Sekenenre]-Taa, in Oxford, Ashmolean Museum, 1942.70. 

see Winlock in JEA x (1924), 259 [top] 

8 

Gold shell of Sekenenre I, in London, Petrie Museum. 

see Winlock in JEA x (1924), 259-65 cf. map pl. xiii [8] 

Thebes. D.A.N. XVII Dyn. Cemetery. Burial of Kamosi. 

i 2 .600 

Description. 

Winlock in JEA x (1924), 255 pl. xxi [left] facing 260 

Thebes. D.A.N. XVII Dyn. Cemetery. Burial of Antef (Sekhemre-Heruḥirmaet). 

i 2 .603 

Coffin E, in Paris, Musée du Louvre, E. 3020. 

Winlock in JEA x (1924), 260-1 with notes pl. xxi [right] 


i 2 .600 

Coffin of Kamosi, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, Temp. No. 14.12.27.12. 



i 2 .600 

Dagger of Kamosi, in Brussels, Bibliothèque royale. 

Winlock in JEA x (1924), 261-2 pl. xvii [upper] 


i 2 .600 

Armlet of Amosis, with two lions, in Paris, Musée du Louvre, E.7168. 




57 

see Winlock in JEA x (1924), 262 with note 3 

Thebes. aAsâsîf. Near Hatshepsut Valley Tle. 

i 2 .618 

Fragments of ivory box of Mosi, Dyn. XVII, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 45696. 


Thebes. Asâsîf. At foot of Causeway. 

i 2 .618 

9. ‘Tablet Tomb’. 

see Winlock in JEA x (1924), 262-3 cf. plan pl. xiii [B] 

Thebes. Asâsîf. Foot of Causeways. 

i 2 .620 

Brick pyramid, possibly of Kamosi. 


Thebes. D.A.N. Dyn. XVII. Cemetery. Burial of Queen Aḥḥotp. 

i 2 .602 

Text of spear-head of Kamosi, formerly in Evans colln., now in Oxford, Ashmolean Museum, 1927.4622. 

Winlock in JEA x (1924), 264 

Thebes. D.A.N. XVII Dyn. Cemetery. Burial of Aḥḥotp. 

i 2 .602 

Axe-heads of Kamosi, formerly in Evans colln., one now in Oxford, Ashmolean Museum, 1927.4623. 


Thebes. D.A.N. XVII Dyn. Cemetery. Burial of Aḥḥotep. 

i 2 .602 

Axe-heads of Kamosi, formerly in Evans colln., one in London, British Museum, EA 36772. 


Theban Temples. Miscellaneous. 

Omit. 

Faience cartouche-plaque of Kamosi, from foundation deposit, in London, Petrie Museum. 

Winlock, H. in JEA x (1924), 264 

Names 

803-041-100 

Round-topped stela, eyes, and two registers, I, on right, two men, Pames and Sedjemre, and on left, two 

women, Tawau and Sitdjehuti, and a small girl, and name Paheka-aa (probably Kamosi), with six lines of 

offering text for Tawau and dedication by her son Bak below, and in register II, on left, Bak, wife and 

two sons, and on right, three men, probably temp. Kamosi, in Paris, Musée du Louvre, C 201 [E.6141]. 

see JEA x (1924), 264-5 and n. 218 




58 


Thebes. D.A.N. Dyn. XVII. Cemetery. Burial of Antef (Sekhemre-Heruḥirmaet). 

i 2 .603 

Description. 

see Winlock in JEA x(1924), 268-9 

Thebes. D.A.N. Dyn. XVII. Cemetery. Burial of Sebkemsaf (Sekhemre-Shedtaui). 

i 2 .603 

Description. 

see Winlock in JEA x (1924), 270 with notes 

Thebes. D.A.N. Dyn. XVII. Cemetery. Burial of Queen Mentuhotep. 

i 2 .605 

Coffin (lost). 

Sobhy in JEA x (1924), 283-4 pl. xxii 

8 

Alabaster measuring-vase of Tuthmosis III, in possession of Mr. Sobhy. 

see Newton in JEA x (1924), 289-294 

El-aAmârna. Town. 

iv.199 


Newton in JEA x (1924), 289 pl. xxiv 

El-aAmârna. Town north of Wâdi. House Q.44.4. 

iv.201 

Limestone figure of Amenophis IV as boy, in Brooklyn NY, Brooklyn Museum of Art, 29.34. 

Griffith in JEA x (1924), pls. xxv, xxvi, xxvii [2] 

El-aAmârna. 

Omit. 

Plan and two views of House Q.44.1, including stables with brick mangers. 

Newton in JEA x (1924), 294-8 pl. xxviii 

El-aAmârna. N. Palace. 

iv.193 

Plan. 

Newton in JEA x (1924), 294-8 pl. xxx [1, middle] 


iv.193 

Manger, in Brooklyn NY, Brooklyn Museum of Art. 




59 

Newton in JEA x (1924), 294-8 pl. xxx [2] 


iv.193 

Manger, in Toledo OH, Toledo Museum of Art, 25.744. 

 

Newton in JEA x (1924), 294-8 pl. xxx [3] 


iv.193 

Manger, in London, British Museum, EA 57395. 

Newton in JEA x (1924), 294-8 pls. xxix, xxxi 


iv.193 

Views. 

Newton in JEA x (1924), 294-8 pl. xxiii [1] 


iv.193 

Sculptor’s trial piece. 

Newton in JEA x (1924), 294-8 pl. xxiii [3] 


iv.193 

Jamb with name of Princess Merytaten. 

Newton in JEA x (1924), 297-8 pl. xxxii 


iv.195 

Fragments, geese, etc., from ceiling. 

see Griffith in JEA x (1924), 299-305 


iv.199 

Description of excavations. 

Griffith in JEA x (1924), 302 pl. xxxiii 

El-aAmârna. House R.44.2. 

iv.201-2 

Views. 

Griffith in JEA x (1924), 302 pl. xxxiv [1] 





60 

iv.201-2 

Head of Amenophis IV, in Copenhagen, Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek, 1640. 

see Griffith in JEA x (1924), 302 


iv.201 

Description. 

Griffith in JEA x (1924), 303 pl. xxxiv [2] 

El-aAmârna. L.50.12. Great Garden. 

iv.206 

View. 

Griffith in JEA x (1924), 303 pl. xxxv 

El-aAmârna. L.50.12. Great Garden. 

iv.206 

Statues, headless, of Amenophis IV, in Oxford, Ashmolean Museum, 1924.62, and Nefertiti, in London, 

British Museum, EA 935. 

Griffith in JEA x (1924), pl. xxxvi facing 304 

El-aAmârna. South part of Town. 

iv.192 

General plan. 

Griffith in JEA x (1924), 305 pl. xxxvii [3] 

El-Qusîya. 

iv.258 

Block of Ptolemy I Soter I. 

Hall, H. R. in JEA xi (1925), 1 pl. i 

801-251-350 

Statue of woman, feet lost, calcite, Dyn. IV, in London, British Museum, EA 24619. 

Davies in JEA xi (1925), 10-18 

Thebes. TT 15, Tetiky. 

i 2 .27 

Description. 

Davies in JEA xi (1925), 12 

Thebes. D.A.N. Carnarvon Excavations. 

i 2 .611 

Rishi coffin of Senebmiu, two canopic jars of Nubḥerkhutes. 

Davies in JEA xi (1925), 12 




61 


i 2 .27 

Names on a fragment of stela. 

Davies in JEA x i (1925), 12-13 


i 2 .27(7) 

Names on ushabti-coffins found in situ in niches. 

Davies in JEA xi (1925), 14 pl. ii 


i 2 .27(1) 

Scene at (1), tympanum and doorway below. 

Davies in JEA xi (1925), 14-15 pl. iii 


i 2 .27(6) 

Right half of double scene on tympanum. 

Davies in JEA xi (1925), 15-16 pl. Iv [top] 


i 2 .27(5) 

Deceased, wife, and grand-daughters at banquet, etc. 

Davies in JEA xi (1925), on pls. iv and v 


i 2 .27 

Frieze text. 

Davies in JEA xi (1925), 16 pl. iv [top right, middle and bottom] 


i 2 .27(4) 

1st and 2nd registers at (4) 

Davies in JEA xi (1925), 16-18 pl. v 


i 2 .27(2)-(3) 

Funeral procession. 

JEA xi (1925), 36 pl. vi 

El-aAmârna. Tomb chapels. 

iv.209 

Elevation of shrine of Chapel 525. 




62 

Shorter in JEA xi (1925), 78-9 pl. ix 

8 

Figure of three-headed god Ash from cartonnage, Ptolemaic, in Brighton, Art Gallery and Museum, 

Af.156a. 

Emery in JEA xi (1925), 125 pl. x 


i 2 .110(9) 

Upper part of statue of deceased from purification scene. 

Murray in JEA xi (1925), pl. xi 

Eastern Desert. Red Sea Routes. 

vii.321 

Map of routes between Nile and Red Sea. 

Murray in JEA xi (1925), pl. xiii [1] 

Road from Qena-Myos Hormos. Umm Etgal. 

Omit. 

General view. 

Murray in JEA xi (1925), 144 pl. xv [1] 

Edfu to Berenice. Wâdi Sikêt. Rock Temple. 

vii.326 

View. 

Murray in JEA xi (1925), pl. xv [2] 

Edfu to Berenice. Temple of Wâdi Abbâd. 

vii.321 

View. 

Murray in JEA xi (1925), pl. xv [3] 

Road from Qena to Myos Hormos. Umm Etgal (Mons Claudianus) 

Omit. 

View. 

see Murray in JEA xi (1925), 145 

Omit. ( - North of Red Sea Route. Barâmîyâ. Mention of remains of temple.) 

see Murray in JEA xi (1925), 146 

Qena to Safaga. Bîr Wasîf. 

vii.338 

Graffito, cartouche of Darius. 

see Murray in JEA xi (1925), 147-8 




63 

Road from Qena to Myos Hormos. Wádi Umm Sidrah. 

Omit. 

Description of unfinished temple of Zeus-Seraphis-Helios. 

Hall in JEA xi (1925), 159-61 pl. xvii 

El-aAmârna. 

Omit. 

Small jasper group, lion and mule fighting, in London, British Museum. 

Blackman in JEA xi (1925), 213 fig. 1 

Meir C.1. Ukh-hotep. 

iv.253(1) 

Part of scene, family fishing. 

Dawson in JEA xi (1925), 216-17 pl. xxv 

8 

Bronze dagger of Apophis (Akenenre), in possession of Mr. Corble. 

see Griffith in JEA xii (1926), 1 

El-aAmârna. Town N. of Wâdi. R.44.2. Paneḥesi. 

iv.201A 

Two miniature stelae, King before offerings, in San Diego CA, Museum of Man, 14829, 14860. 

Griffith in JEA xii (1926), 1-2 pl. i 

El-aAmârna. House R.44.2. Panehesi (not in Official Residence of Paneḥesi as in Bibl.). 

iv.201 

Stela of Amenophis III and Teye, in London, British Museum, EA 57399. 

Whittemore in JEA xii (1926), 3-9 pls. ii-v 

El-aAmârna. North Palace. 

iv.193 

Description, plan and views. 

Whittemore in JEA xii (1926), 10-12 pl. vi 


iv.199-200 

Description of excavations and plan of north end. 

Whittemore in JEA xii (1926), 12 pl. viii 

El-aAmârna. Town. Various. 

iv.207 

Statuette from northern buildings, Old Kingdom or Middle Kingdom, formerly in Cairo, Egyptian 

Museum, now in Brooklyn NY, Brooklyn Museum of Art, 29.1310. 




64 

Boak in JEA xii (1926), 19-21 pl. ix 

Kom Aushîm. 

iv.96A 

View of town site from air. 

Hall in JEA xii (1926), 33 pl. xi [1] 

El-aAmârna. Records Office. 

iv.199 

Faience label of Amenophis III and Teye, found with aAmârna tablets but only 2 ½ in. long, in London, 


Glanville in JEA xii (1926), 75-76 pls. xviii, xix [1] 

El-aAmârna. Predynastic and Protodynastic Cemeteries. 

v.106A 

Pottery box, Predynastic, in London, British Museum, EA 32639. 

Frankfort in JEA xii (1926), 88 fig. 1 

8 

Cylinder seal of Pepy I, formerly in Churchill colln., now in London, British Museum, EA 66808. 

Davies in JEA xii (1926), fig. on 111 

El-Kâb. Tomb 10. Sebeknakht. 

v.185(5)-(6) 

Funeral bark dragging mummy. 

Frankfort in JEA xii (1926), 143-4 pl. xxi 

Abydos Necropolis. North Cemeteries of Frankfort. 

v.64 

Statuette of man, uninscribed, Middle Kingdom, in Copenhagen, Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek, Æ.IN.1662. 

Frankfort in JEA xii (1926), 157-165 pl. xxii 

Abydos. Cenotaph of Sethos I. 

vi.29-31 


Frankfort in JEA xii (1926), 157-165 pls. xxiii, xxiv, xxvi-xxviii, xxx [1], xxxi 


vi.29-31 

General views. 

Frankfort in JEA xii (1926), 157-165 pls. xxiii [1], xxx [1], xxxi 


vi.29-31 

Views of Central Hall. 




65 

Frankfort in JEA xii (1926), 157-165 pls. xxv [3], xxvii [4] 


vi.29-31 

Dovetails of Sethos I, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 34551. 

Frankfort in JEA xii (1926), 157-165 pl. xxviii [2] 


vi.29-31 

View of sarcophagus chamber. 

Frankfort in JEA xii (1926), 157-165 pl. xxix [1] 


vi.29-31 

Ceiling of sarcophagus chamber. 

see Frankfort in JEA xii (1926), 160 


vi.29-31 

Transcription from hieratic ostracon. 

Frankfort in JEA xii (1926), 161 pl. xxx [2] 

Karnak. Gt. Temple. 

ii 2 .22 

View of west face of Quay. 

Murray in JEA xii (1926), 248-9 pls. Xxxii-xxxiv 

Omit. (S. of Berenice.) 

Hall in JEA xiii (1927), pl. ii [4] facing 6 

El Kâb. Temple of Amenophis III. 

v.188 

View. 

Hall in JEA xiii (1927), 27-29, 265-6 pls. xi, xii 

Mît Rahîna. Finds from Ptah Enclosure and Dependencies. 

iii 2 .848 

Sandstone head of old man, Dyn. XXV or XXVI, in London, British Museum, EA 37883. 

Dawson in JEA xiii (1927), pl. xvii between 46-7 


i 2 .39(14) 

2nd register, mummification, etc. (from Davies drawing). 

Dawson in JEA xiii (1927), 47 fig. 1 cf. pl. xviii 




66 

Thebes. TT 41, Amenemonet. 

i 2 .81(20) 

Remains of scenes, preparation of mummies. 

Hall in JEA xiii (1927), 57-8 pl. xxii 

Thebes. D.A.N. Finds. Position unknown. 

i 2 .614 

Faience hippopotamus, Middle Kingdom, in London, British Museum, EA 36346. 

Hall in JEA xiii (1927), 57-58 pl. xxiii 

Thebes. D.A.N. Finds. Position unknown. 

i 2 .614 

Faience hippopotami, Middle Kingdom, in London, British Museum, EA 22880, 35004. 

see Hall in JEA xiii (1927), 58 


i 2 .783 

Faience hippopotami, Middle Kingdom, in Berlin, Ägyptisches Museum, 10724, 13890-2. 

see Hall, H. R. in JEA xiii (1927), 58 

802-110-030 

Statuette of hippopotamus, faience, Middle Kingdom, in Berlin, Ägyptisches Museum, 15258. 

see Hall, H. R. in JEA xiii (1927), 58 

802-110-040 

Statuette of hippopotamus, faience, Middle Kingdom, formerly in H. M. Kennard colln. and at Sotheby’s 

in 1912, now in Berlin, Ägyptisches Museum, 20601. 

see JEA xiii (1927), 83 

Qift. Misc. 

v.131A 

Statue-group of Wersu and Sitre, Dyn. XVIII, formerly in Ipswich private possession, now in Essen, 

Museum Folkwang, P.4. 

Hall in JEA xiii (1927), 133-4 pls. xxx [1, 2] 

Karnak. Cachette. 

ii 2 .137 

Head of Tuthmosis III, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, CG 42053. 

Hall, H. R. in JEA xiii (1927), 133-4 pls. xxvii-xxix, xxx [4] (as green basalt) 

800-731-610 

Head of royal statue wearing white crown, probably Hatshepsut or Tuthmosis III, greywacke (sometimes 

described as green schist), in London, British Museum, EA 986. 




67 

Hall in JEA xiii (1927), 134 pl. xxx [3] 

Deir el-Bahri. Gt. Temple. Chapel of Amun, IX. 

ii 2 .363(124) 

Head of Tuthmosis III from offering scene. 

Dawson in JEA xiii (1927), 155-6 pl. xxxvi 

Thebes. Sheikh aAbd el-Qurna. Position Unknown. Family tomb of Amenkha. 

i 2 .674 

Coffin of Esmut, daughter of Amenkha, with cartonnage of Nebset, Dyn. XXII-XXIII, in possession of 

Duke of Sutherland. 

see Dawson in JEA xiii (1927), 156-7 

Thebes. D.B. Burials. Priests of Montu. 

i 2 .647 

Inner coffin of Ankhpekhrod, son of Ankhefenkhons, Dyn. XXXVI, in London, British Museum, EA 

24958. 

Griffith in JEA xiii (1927), 193-208 pls. xxxviii-xliii cf. xxxvii 

Nauri. 

vii.174 

Rock stela, year 4 of Sethos I. 

see Griffith in JEA xiii (1927), 207-8 

Elephantine. Nilometer and Quay. W. side. 

v.225A 

Inscriptions. Exemption decree of Ramesses III. 

Frankfort in JEA xiii (1927), pl. xliv facing 209 

El-aAmârna. 

iv.192, 200 

General plan of north part of Town. 

Frankfort in JEA xiii (1927), 209-11 pl. xlv [1] (= C. of A. iii, pl. lx [2]) 

El-aAmârna. Great Temple. 

iv.195 

Description, and fragment with chariots, in New York NY, Metropolitan Museum of Art, 27.6.1. [= C. 

of A. iii, pl. lx [2]] 

Frankfort in JEA xiii (1927), 210 pl. xlvi 

El-aAmârna. Great Temple. 

iv.195 

Bronze vases of Amenophis IV, etc. One (= xlvi [2]), in Oxford, Ashmolean Museum, 1927.4104. 

Frankfort in JEA xiii (1927), 211-13 figs. 1, 2 




68 

El-aAmârna. Official-residence of Panehesi. 

iv.201 

Description, plan and section of shrine. 

Frankfort in JEA xiii (1927), 212 fig. 2 and pls. xlv [2, 3], xlvii 

El-aAmârna. Official Residence of Paneḥesi. 

iv.201 

Shrine (= C. of A. iii, pl. xxxi), in Cairo, Egyptian Museum. 

see Frankfort in JEA xiii (1927), 213-16 pls. xlviii, xlix 

El-aAmârna. Hall of Foreign Tribute. 

iv.201 

Views, plan, and description. 

see Frankfort in JEA xiii (1927), 216-18 


iv.199-200 

Description. 

Frankfort in JEA xiii (1927), 217 pl. li [1, 2] 


Omit. 

Fragments of tiles. 

Frankfort in JEA xiii (1927), 218 pls. Li [3], liv 

El-aAmârna. North Palace. ‘Green Room’. 

iv.195 

South part of fresco with birds. 

Frankfort in JEA xiii (1927), 217 pls. lii, liii 

El-aAmârna. House U.37.1. 

iv.201 

Red quartzite head of princess. 

see Frankfort in JEA xiii (1927), 218 


iv.193 

Description. 

Hornblower in JEA xiii (1927), 240 pl. lxiii 

Omit. 

Ivory tusk forming statuette of bearded man with cap and robe, Predynastic, in Toronto, Royal Ontario 

Museum, 921.26.1 (formerly B.2266). 




69 

see Hall in JEA xiii (1927), 265-6, see 27-9 

Hall in JEA xiv (1928), 1-2 pls. i, ii 

Karnak. Position unknown. (probably from here and not from tomb TT 71) 

ii 2 .279 

Two statues of Senenmut, temp. Hatshepsut, in London, British Museum, EA 1513, 174. 

Hall in JEA xiv (1928), 1 pl. iii 

Karnak. Position unknown. 

ii 2 .279 

Statue of Menkheperrasoneb, temp. Tuthmosis III, in London, British Museum, EA 708. 

Newberry in JEA xiv (1928), 4-5 

Valley of the Kings. KV 62, Tutankhamun. 

i 2 .579 

Cartouches of Amenophis IV, Smenkhkare, and Merytaten, from lid of box, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, 

JE 61500 A and B. 

Newberry in JEA xiv (1928), 7 pl. iv [1] 

El-aAmârna. Miscellaneous. 

iv.232 

Stela, Amenophis IV and Smenkhkare, in Berlin, Ägyptisches Museum, 17813. 

Spiegelberg in JEA xiv (1928), 12 pl. iv [2] facing 7 

Heliopolis. El-Khuṣûṣ. Bull Cemetery. 

iv.60 

Heart scarab of Mnevis-bull, in Toledo OH, Toledo Museum of Art. 

Gardiner in JEA xiv (1928), 10-11 cf. 3-9 pls. V, vi 

Thebes. TT 139, Pairi. 

i 2 .253(5) 

Hieratic graffito. 

Newberry in JEA xiv (1928), 8 fig. 3 

Mît Rahîna. Pṭaḥ Enclosure. Found near South Gate. 

iii 2 .839 

Block of Amenophis IV, re-used. 

Newberry in JEA xiv (1928), 8 cf. 9 fig. 4 

Mît Rahîna. Pṭaḥ Enclosure. Found near South Gate. 

iii 2 .839 

Block of Amenophis IV, re-used. 

Garstang in JEA xiv (1928), 46 pl. vii 




70 

Abydos Site. 

Omit. 

Ivory sphinx, probably handle of box, in London, British Museum, EA 54678. 

see Peet in JEA xiv (1928), 54-57 

Medînet Habu. Great Temple. 2nd Court. 

ii 2 .502(104-7) 

Base, royal princes; discussion. 

Hall in JEA xiv (1928), 74 [1] fig. 1 pl. viii 

8 

Copper bowl of Tutankhamun, dedicated by Wepwaut. 

Hall in JEA xiv (1928), 74 [bottom] fig. 4 pl. ix [3] 

8 

Reed kohl-tube, inscribed, Dyn. XVIII, in London, British Museum, EA 51068. 

Hall, H. R. in JEA xiv (1928), 75 [5] pl. x figs. 6, 7 (text) 

800-636-400 

Torso of standard-bearing statue of Tutankhamun, head and lower legs lost, ‘beloved of Amun-Re’, name 

changed to Djeser[kheper]ure (Haremhab) on back pillar (probably in modern times), quartzite, in 

London, British Museum, EA 37639. 

Hall, H. R. in JEA xiv (1928), 75-6 pl. xi figs. 8, 9 (text) 

800-627-410 

Headless statuette of Amenophis III, steatite, in London, British Museum, EA 2275. 

see Hall in JEA xiv (1928), 76-7 

Gebel Barkal. Temple 1100-1200. 

vii.212(7) 

Lions of Amenophis III, in London, British Museum, EA 1 and 2. 

Newberry in JEA xiv (1928), 82 cf. 82-3 fig. 1 

Thebes. TT 226, Name lost. 

i 2 .327(5) 

Fragment with names of children of Amenophis III from pillar (called sons of Tuthmosis IV). 

Newberry in JEA xiv (1928), 84-5 pl. xii fig. 2 

Thebes. TT 64, Hekerneheh. 

i 2 .128(7) 

Father of deceased nursing prince etc., and pectoral with cartouches (from Champollion). 


Konosso. Rock-texts. 




71 

v.254-5 

Text of Hekreshu. 


Konosso. Rock-texts. 

v.254-5 

Texts of Ra. 

Newberry in JEA xiv (1928), 109 figs. 1, 2 

Byblos. 

vii.392 

Two scarabs of Inten, probably from here, in Oxford, Ashmolean Museum, and London, British Museum, 

EA 57383. 

Newberry in JEA xiv (1928), 117 pl. xiv 


iv.233 

Trial-piece, Nefertiti offers flowers to Amenophis IV, in Berlin, Ägyptisches Museum, 15000. 

Dawson in JEA xiv (1928), 126-7 pl. xv 

Omit. 

Pottery figure of man crouching in jar, in Mr. Rabbette’s colln., Boston, USA. 

Newberry in JEA xiv (1928), 219 pl. xix [1] 

Thebes. TT 81, Ineni. 

i 2 .161(9) 

Swine and herdsmen. 

Newberry in JEA xiv (1928), 219 pl. xix [2] 

Thebes. TT 24, Nebamun. 

i 2 .41(3)-(4) 

Swine treading oat grain. 


Abûsîr. Mortuary Temple of Sahure. Hall of Columns. 

iii 2 .329(14) 

The God Ash, from Libyan booty scene, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 39531A. 

Frankfort in JEA xiv (1928), 235-242 pl. xx [1] 

Abydos. N. Cemeteries of Frankfort. 

v.64-5 

Stela of Senusert. 

Frankfort in JEA xiv (1928), pl. xx [2] 235-242 




72 


v.64-5 

Stela of Senebtifi, in London, British Museum, EA 1653. 

Frankfort in JEA xiv (1928), 235-242 pl. xx [3] 


v.64-5 

Stela of Shenay, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 49803. 

Frankfort in JEA xiv (1928), 235-242 pl. xxi [1] 


v.64-5 

Stela of Ameny, in Oxford, Ashmolean Museum, 1926.213. 



v.64-5 

Stela of Mentuḥotp, in San Diego CA, Museum of Art. 



v.64-5 

Stela of Dedtu, in Manchester, The Manchester Museum, 7964. 

Frankfort in JEA xiv (1928), 235-242 pl. xxii [1] 


v.64-5 

Limestone flake, with names, in Leiden, Rijksmuseum van Oudheden, F.1926/8.2 

Frankfort in JEA xiv (1928), cf. 242 pl. xxii [2] 

Abydos. Osireion. Finds. 

vi.30 

Stela with goose of Amun, of Nebpeḥtire-aabau, temp. Amosis., in London, British Museum, EA 58520. 

Frankfort in JEA xiv (1928), 235-242 pl. xxii [3] 


v.64-5 

Statuette of Mentuḥotp, in San Diego CA, Museum of Art. 

Frankfort in JEA xiv (1928), 235-242 pl. xxiii[4] 


v.64-5 

Two fragments of stela, in Bolton Museum, 42.26.9. 




73 

Frankfort in JEA xiv (1928), 242-245 pl. xxiii [1] 


v.65 

Block from tomb, in Brooklyn NY, Brooklyn Museum of Art. 



v.65 

Lintel of Amenḥotp and Irtnefert, in Sydney, University Museum, 25.34. 



v.65 

Stela of Amenmosi, London, British Museum, EA 1654. 

Frankfort in JEA xiv (1928), 242-245 fig. 1 


v.65 

Stela of Dedtu, in Manchester, The Manchester Museum, 7964. 



v.65 

Stela of Senusert. 



v.65 

Jamb of Ramesses II. 



v.65 

Jamb of Tjay. 

Frankfort in JEA xiv (1928), 242-245 fig.5 


v.65 

Jamb of Amenemhab, in Sydney, University Museum, 25.35. 

Frankfort in JEA xiv (1928), 242-245 fig.6 


v.65 

Jamb of Bekenptah. 




74 



v.65 

Jamb of Ḥarkhebi, NewKingdom, in Glasgow, Hunterian Museum, D.1926.2. 

Frankfort in JEA xiv (1928), 242-245, fig.8 


v.65 

Lintel and jamb Pefḥerinuter, in Sydney, University Museum, Nos. 36 and 25.37. 

Hall in JEA xiv (1928), 280 pl. xxix [1] 

Palestine. Miscellaneous. 

vii.382 

Alabaster royal statue, probably Ramesses II, in London, British Museum, EA 118544. 

Albright and Rowe in JEA xiv (1928), 281-285 pl. xxix [2] fig. 1 

Tell el-aOreima (Galilee). 

vii.382 

Fragment of basalt stela with text, probably temp. Tuthmosis III. 

see Rowe in JEA xiv (1928), 287 [13] 

Tell el-Ḥoṣn. 

vii.379 

Fragment of stela with remains of text. 

Glanville in JEA xiv (1928), 297 pl. xxx [3] 

8 

Quintuple kohl-tube of Aḥmosi, Overseer of works, wood, temp. Tuthmosis III, in London, British 


Glanville, S. R. K. in JEA xv (1929), 6 [iii] pl. ii [1] fig. 1 (as sandstone) 

802-088-200 

Statue of seated baboon, snout restored, with text of Amenophis III ‘beloved of him who cuts off the face 

of him who cuts off your face (= Thoth?)’, quartzite, temp. Amenophis III, formerly in J. Barker colln. 

and at Sotheby’s in 1833, now in London, British Museum, EA 38. 

Glanville in JEA xv (1929), 2-5 pl. ii [2] 

Karnak. Objects in Museums. 

ii 2 .288 

Base of statue of Amenḥotp, son of Ḥepu, temp. Amenophis III, in London, British Museum, 103. 

Glanville in JEA xv (1929), 5-6 pl. ii [4] 


i 2 .838 




75 

Fragmentary box of Penbuy, temp. Amenophis III, in London, British Museum, 38272. 

Glanville in JEA xv (1929), 8 pl. iv [1] 

Valley of the Kings. KV 62. Tomb of Tutankhamun. 

Omit. 

Gold mask. 

Glanville in JEA xv (1929), 8 note 2 pl. iv [2] 

El-aAmarna. House P.47.1-3. Djehutmosi. 

iv.203A 

Cast of head of Amenophis III as young man, in Berlin, Ägyptisches Museum, 21299. 

Glanville in JEA xv (1929), 8 note 2 pl. iv [3] 

Temple of Amenophis III. 

ii 2 .452 

Head of colossal statue of Amenophis III, in London, British Museum, 4. 

Griffith in JEA xv (1929), 26-8 pl. v 


vii.214 

Sculptures, harîm etc. on inner face of Pylon (from Prudhoe MSS.), and block with cartouches of 

Senkamaniskeñ. 

see Hornblower in JEA xv (1929), 43 

Gîza. Miscellaneous. Tombs. 

iii 2 .301 

Squatting woman nursing two children from tomb of Nekauinpu, formerly in Lord Carnarvon colln., 

now in New York NY, Metropolitan Museum of Art, 26.7.1405, 

Winlock in JEA xv (1929), 65-6 pl. xi [1] 

Theban Temples. Objects. Blocks, etc. 

ii 2 .535 

Wooden door from temple (Khnemet-ankh) of Tuthmosis I, in New York NY, Metropolitan Museum of 

Art, 22.2.26. 

Winlock in JEA xv (1929), 57, 64-65 pls. xi [2], xiii 

Deir el-Baḥri. Gt. Temple. Cult Chapel of Tuthmosis I. 

ii 2 .361(107) 

Stela from rear wall, in Paris, Museé National du Louvre, C.48. 

Winlock in JEA xv (1929), 57 pl. xii 

Deir el-Baḥri. Gt. Temple. Cult Chapel of Ḥatḥshepsut. 

ii 2 .361(101) 

View shewing west wall with stela. 




76 

see Winlock in JEA xv (1929), 57-8 

Valley of the Kings. KV 38, Tuthmosis II. 

i 2 .557 

Discovery of tomb by Loret in 1899. 

Winlock in JEA xv (1929), 58-60 pl. xiv [lower] and xiv [upper] 

Valley of the Kings. KV 38, Tuthmosis I. 

i 2 .559, 557 

Canopic box and sarcophagus, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 36416, 52344. 

see Winlock in JEA xv (1929), 58 

Valley of the Kings. KV 20, Ḥatshepsut. 

i 2 .547 

Canopic box, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 38072. 

see Winlock in JEA xv (1929), 60 

Valley of the Kings. KV 38,Tuthmosis I. 

i 2 .559 

Texts of alabaster jars, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 55608, 55617 (from Davis). 

see Winlock in JEA xv (1929), 60-1 


i 2 .547 

Text of sandstone sarcophagus, altered for Tuthmosis I, in Boston MA, Museum of Fine Arts, 04.278. 

Hall, H. R. in JEA xv (1929), 78-9 pl. xv [1] 

800-725-050 

Bust of royal statuette wearing nemes, probably Hatshepsut (or much later?), in Berlin, Ägyptisches 

Museum, 2005. (Bought at Saqqâra.) 

Hall in JEA xv (1929), 79 pl. xv [2, 3] 

Deir el Baḥri. Gt. Temple. Statues of Ḥatshepsut. From Western Niches. 

ii 2 .372 

Limestone head from Osiride statue, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 56259A. 

Hall in JEA xv (1929), 79 pl. xvi 

Deir el Baḥri. Gt. Temple. Statues of Hatshepsut. From Second Court. 

ii 2 .371 

Head of 4th sphinx, in Berlin, Ägyptisches Museum, 2299. 

Spiegelberg, W. in JEA xv (1929), 80-1 pl. xvii [2] 

803-091-510 

Probably votive stela, Puerem, son of Djeho, censing before Osiris, Isis and Nephthys, with one line of 

names in demotic and four lines of offering text in hieroglyphs below, basalt, probably early Ptolemaic, in 




77 

Manchester, The Manchester Museum, 8134. 

see Spiegelberg in JEA xv (1929), 109 

Heliopolis. Bull Cemetery. 

iv.60A 

Heart-scarab, in Toledo OH, Toledo Museum of Art. 

Frankfort in JEA xv (1929), 149 pls. xx, xxi 

El-aAmarna. Town. House T.35.4. 

iv.200 

Statuette, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 53249. 

Frankfort in JEA xv (1929), 143-149 pls. xxii-xxiv, xxvi [1, 2] 

El-aAmarna. Town. 

iv.200 

Plan, reconstructions, and view. 

Frankfort in JEA xv (1929), 149 pls. xxvi [3], xxix 

El-aAmarna. Town. House V.36.7. 

iv.201 

View and plan. 

Hall, H. R. in JEA xv (1929), 154 pl. xxx (as slate) 

800-491-110 

Bust, from seated royal statue, probably Sesostris III, basalt, in London, British Museum, EA 36298. 

Dunham, D. in JEA xv (1929), 164-5 pl. xxxii 

801-620-040 

Statue of Neferweben, Governor of the Town and Vizier, etc., head and feet lost, with cartouches of 

Tuthmosis III, red granite, in Boston MA, Museum of Fine Arts, 29.728. 

Dunham in JEA xv (1929), 165 pl. xxxiii 

Mît Rahîna, Kôm el-Qala. Misc. 

iii 2 .861 

Slate statue of Ḥor, Dyn. XXVI, in Boston MA, Museum of Fine Arts, 29.731. 

Dunham in JEA xv (1929), 166 pl. xxxiv 

Alexandria. Miscellaneous. 

iv.5A 

Grey granite statue with protocol of Achoris, Dyn. XXIX, in Boston MA, Museum of Fine Arts, 29.732. 

(Fragment in Bibl., present location unknown, seen by Lepsius in Court of Greek Consulate, probably 

belongs to this statue.) 

see Dawson in JEA xv (1929), 186-8 




Ṣaqqâra. Objects from tombs. Misc. 

iii 2 .765 

Wooden anthropoid coffin (w. mummy of woman fd. inside) of Herib, Dyn. XXVI, in Norwich, Castle 

Museum, 242.27. 

see Dawson in JEA xv (1929), 188-9 

Akhmîm. Misc. 

v.23A 

Cartonnage of Esmin, Ptolemaic, in Liverpool, City Museum, 56.22.79 (formerly in Norwich, Castle 

Museum, 26.86). 

Dawson in JEA xv (1929), 189-90 pl. xxxvii 

Thebes. Tombs of Position Unknown. 

i 2 .674 

Coffin lid and cartonnage of Ankh-ḥor, Dyn. XXI or XXII, in Norwich, Castle Museum, 146-7.928. 

see Cowley in JEA xv (1929), 200-18 

Sinai. Proto-Sinaitic Inscriptions. 

Omit. 

Discussion of Nos. 345-360. 

Hall in JEA xv (1929), 236 pl. xxxviii 

8 

Wooden statuette of woman carrying chest on head, Dyn. XVIII, in London, British Museum, 32767. 

Hall, H. R. in JEA xv (1929), 236 pl. xxxix [1-3] 

801-670-735 

Statuette of nude girl holding kitten, probably a mirror-handle, wood, late Dyn. XVIII, in London, 


Hall, H. R. in JEA xv (1929), 237-8 pl. xxxix [4, 5] (as temp. Tuthmosis IV or Amenophis III) 

801-670-730 

Statue of woman holding [an object in left hand], wood, late Dyn. XVIII or Dyn. XIX, in London, 


Hall, H. R. in JEA xv (1929), 237 pl. xl [1] 

801-670-741 

Statuette of nude Negro woman, wood, late Dyn. XVIII, in London, British Museum, EA 32749. 

Hall, H. R. in JEA xv (1929), 236-7 pl. xl [2, 3] 

801-670-737 

Statuette of nude girl, forearms with [tray of food?] lost, wood, temp. Amenophis III, in London, British 


78 




79 

Hall, H. R. in JEA xv (1929), 238 pl. xli [1, 2] (as shabti) 

801-670-731 

Statuette of Rashat, Female servant (ḥmt), wood, Dyn. XIX, in London, British Museum, EA 2376. 

Hall, H. R. in JEA xv (1929), 238 pl. xli [3, 4] 

801-670-743 

Statuette of woman holding bouquet against her chest in her left hand, and lotus-flower in her right hand, 

wood, Dyn. XIX, in London, British Museum, EA 32772. 

Hall in JEA xvi (1930), 1-2 and pls. i, ii 

801-736-300 

Statuette of Khonsardais, temp. Psammetikhos I, in London, British Museum, EA 14466. 

Sobhy in JEA xvi (1930), 3 pl. iii [3] (=Leibovitch, Anc. Egypt, 104 fig. 75) 

Karnak. Building of Amenophis IV. 

ii 2 .253 

Bust of Amenophis IV, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 49528. 

Sobhy in JEA xvi (1930), 3 pl. iv [2] (= Ann. Serv. xl, cf. 144 pl. xxv [right]) 

Karnak. Building of Amenophis IV. 

Omit. 

Head of statue of King, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 49529. 

Gardiner in JEA xvi (1930), 19-22 pl. x [1-3] 

8 

Red pottery jar with hieratic Letter to the Dead, 1st Int. Per., in Chicago IL, Oriental Institute Museum. 

Schott, S. in JEA xvi (1930), 23 pl. x [4] 

801-495-050 

Statuette woman with child on hip with name of daughter Seh, Middle Kingdom, in Berlin, Ägyptisches 

Museum, 14517. 

Matthiew in JEA xvi (1930), 31 pl. xi [1, 2] (see Legrain ii pl. v) 


ii 2 .142 

Statue of Ramesses II, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, CG 42143. 

Matthiew in JEA xvi (1930), 31 pl. xi [3] (=Legrain, pl. iv) 


ii 2 .141 

Statue of Ramesses II, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, CG 42142. 

Hall, H. R. in JEA xvi (1930), 39 pl. xii (as temp. Amenophis III or earlier) 

801-620-540 




Male statue, right hand lost, with small son in relief next to left leg, wood, Dyn. XIX, in London, British 


Hall in JEA xvi (1930), 39-40 pl. xiii [1, 2] 

Thebes. Misc. Statues. 

i 2 .789 

Wooden statue of official, probably temp. Amenophis III, in London, British Museum, EA 2320 (Salt 

colln.). 

Hall in JEA xvi (1930), 40 pl. xiii [3, 5] 

801-620-550 

Wooden statuette of official, temp. Amenophis III, in London, British Museum, EA 32748. 

Hall in JEA xvi (1930), 40 pl. xiv [1, 2] 

801-631-600 

Wooden statuette, late Dyn. XVIII or early XIX, in London, British Museum, EA 2331. 

Hall in JEA xvi (1930), 40 pl. xiv [3, 4] 

801-620-542 

Wooden statuette, Dyn. XVIII or XXII, in London, British Museum, EA 2322. 

Hall in JEA xvi (1930), 40 pl. xiii [4] 

Omit. 

Ushabti, in London, British Museum, EA 37926. 

Shorter in JEA xvi (1930), 54-62, w. figs. 1-3 pls. xv-xvii 

Thebes. TT 241, Ahmosi 

i 2 .331-2 

For details see Bibliography. 

Spiegelberg in JEA xvi (1930), 73 pl. xviii 

801-737-250 

Statuette of man balancing a tray with cakes on his head, feet lost, bronze, Late Period, formerly in 

Colonel J. Evans, E. Rutherston and L. Pomerance collns., at Sotheby’s in 1924 and at Sotheby’s (New 

York) in 1987, now in Oxford, Ashmolean Museum, 1988.11. 

Spiegelberg in JEA xvi (1930), 73-74 pl. xix [3] 

801-753-590 

Statuette of Psametek, son of Hapep(?), kneeling with raised arms, name of Neith, bronze, Dyn. XXVI, 

formerly in W. Spiegelberg colln., now in Munich, Staatliche Sammlung Ägyptischer Kunst, ÄS 6039. 

see Spiegelberg in JEA xvi (1930), 74 note 2 

Qena. Misc. 

v.122A 

80 




81 

Name of father Irefenḥesienpep from stela of Ramosisonb, Ptolemaic, in Frankfurt am Main, 

Liebieghaus, Museum alter Plastik, 11208. 

see Gunn, B. in JEA xvi (1930), 155 

803-030-083 

Round-topped stela, seven lines with offering text invoking Geb and appeal to the living by Ipi, Cupbearer 

of the chamber of meat, and two registers, I, seated Khapu, Keeper of the chamber, son of 

Rehuankh, and wife Suit, with Ipi censing before them, II, two men and two women seated on the 

ground, Dyn. XIII, formerly in C. Bogaert and J. Sams collns., then in Liverpool Museum, M.13846 (lost 

in World War II). (Probably from Abydos.) 

Hall in JEA xvi (1930), 167-8 pls. xxv, xxvi 

Athribis. Miscellaneous. 

iv.65 

Statue in cloak, not inscribed, probably temp. Amenemhet III, in London, British Museum, EA 1237. 

Hall in JEA xvi (1930), 168 fig. 1 pl. xxvii 

Bubastis. Miscellaneous. 

iv.32 

Statuette of Kep (?), good name Iri, Dyn. XIII, in London, British Museum, 1229. 

Polotsky in JEA xvi (1930), 194-9 pl. xxix 

Gebelein. Miscellaneous. 

v.164A 

Stela of Ḥeḳaib, 1st Int. Period, in London, British Museum, EA 1671. 

Frankfort in JEA xvi (1930), 214-219 pls. xxx, xxxi. 

Abydos. South Cemeteries of Frankfort. 

v.77 

Pre- and Proto-Dynastic Cemeteries. 

Frankfort in JEA xvi (1930), 216 pl. xxxii [1] 

Abydos. South Cemeteries of Frankfort. Old Kingdom Cemetery. Tomb 910. Serdab. 

v.77A 

Three statues, all lost except head of one, wood, Dyn. V. 

Frankfort in JEA xvi (1930), 214-219 pls. xxxii [2-4], xxxiii. 


v.77 

Old Kingdom Cemetery. 

Frankfort in JEA xvi (1930), 214-219 pl. xxxii [5]. 


v.77 




82 

1st Int. Per. and New Kingdom Cemeteries. 

Frankfort in JEA xvi (1930), 214-219 pls. xxxiv [1] 


v.77 

Plaque of Pepy I, in London, British Museum, EA 3374. 

Frankfort in JEA xvi (1930), 214-219 pls. xxxv [A, B] 


v.77 

Sealing of Unis. 

Frankfort in JEA xvi (1930), 214-219 pls. xxxxiv [2, 3] xxxv [middle], xxxvi [2], xxxvii, xl 


v.77 

1st Int. Per. and New Kingdom Cemeteries. 

Frankfort in JEA xvi (1930), 219 pls. xxxviii, xxxix 

Abydos Necropolis. N. Cemeteries of Frankfort. 

v.64 

Tomb of Rensonb, with statuette, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 49793. 

Glanville in JEA xvi (1930), 237-9 w. fig. 2 pl. xlii [1] 

Thebes. Asâsîf. Causeway Area. Rest House. 

i 2 .624 

Ostracon with plan of shrine, Late Dyn. XVIII or Dyn. XIX, in London, British Museum, EA 41228. 

Fairman in JEA xvi (1930), 240-1 pl. xlii [2] 

Armant. Bucheum. 

v.158 

Buchis-Stela of Ptolemy II, in London, British Museum, EA 1694. 

Hall in JEA xvii (1931), 10 pl. ii 

Thebes. Royal Cache. TT 320. 

Omit. 

Ushabti of Amosis, in London, British Museum, EA 32191. 

Hall in JEA xvii (1931), 10-11 pl. iii [1, 4] 

Valley of the Kings. KV 35, Amenophis II. 

Omit. 

Ushabti of Amenophis II, in London, British Museum, EA 35365. 

Hall in JEA xvii (1931),11-12 pl. iii [2, 3] 

Omit. 




83 

Ushabti of Psammetikhos I or II, in London, British Museum, EA 21922. 

see Wainwright in JEA xvii (1931), 30-8 

8 

Hieratic writing-board with names of Keftiu, Dyn. XVIII, in London, British Museum, EA 5647. 

Hall in JEA xvii (1931), 48 [1] pl. vii [2] 

Ṣaqqâra. Tbs. pos. unknown. Tomb Ptahmosi. 

iii 2 .713 

Alabaster vase of deceased temp. Amenophis III, in London, British Museum, EA 4640 (formerly G. 

Anastasi colln.). 

Hall in JEA xvii (1931), 48 [3] pl. vii [1, upper] 


iii 2 .713 

Pestle and mortar of deceased, temp. Amenophis III, in London, British Museum, EA 5683 (formerly St. 

Helier, Jersey). 

Hall in JEA xvii (1931), 48 [2] pl. vii [4] 


iii 2 .713 

Alabaster model mace-head of deceased, temp. Amenophis III, in London, British Museum, EA 54989 

(formerly Nash colln.). 

Hall in JEA xvii (1931), 48 [4] pl. vii [1, lower] 


iii 2 .713 

Model knife of deceased, temp. Amenophis III, in London, British Museum, EA 5472. 

Blackman in JEA xvii (1931), 55-61 pl. viii 

Thebes. D.A.N. Antef Cem. 

i 2 .596 

Stela of Tjetji, in London, British Museum, EA 614. 

Glanville in JEA xvii (1931), 65-66 pl. ix 

Abydos. Osiris Temple. 

v.40A 

Ivory statuette of King, in London, British Museum, EA 37996. 

Murray in JEA xvii (1931), 81-4 pl. x 

El-Ḍabaa. Temple, Graeco-Roman. 

Omit. 

Views. 




84 

Glanville in JEA xvii (1931), 98 pl. xii [1-3] 

Omit. (8 - no provenance) 

Bronze stamp seal in form of seated boy, formerly in Maxwell colln., now in London, British Museum, 

EA 59853 

Glanville in JEA xvii (1931), 98-9 pl. xii [7-9] 

Abydos. Cemetery E. of Garstang. 

v.66A 

Ivory statuette of Nakhti, used as seal, late Middle Kingdom, in London, British Museum, EA 54677. 

see Winlock in JEA xvii (1931), 107-10 

Thebes. TT 320, Inhapi. 

i 2 .393 

Attribution of tomb to Inhapi. 

Hall in JEA xvii (1913), 165 pl. xv [1, 2] 

El-aAmarna. Misc. 

iv.233 

Fragments of reliefs, in London, British Museum, EA 47988, 47989. 

Hall in JEA xvii (1931), 165 pl. xv [3, 4] 

El-aAmarna. Misc. 

iv.234 

Trial-pieces, woman suckling baby, and portrait of Amenophis IV or Smenkhkare, in London, British 

Museum, EA 15973, 26810. 

Sloley in JEA xvii (1931), 169 pl. xvi [2-4] 

8 

Astronomical instruments of Ḥor, Dyn. XXVI, in Berlin, Ägyptisches Museum, 14084-5. 

Sloley in JEA xvii (1931), 170-1 pl. xvi [5] 

El-Faiyûm. Misc. 

iv.104A 

Sun-clock, Late Period, in Berlin, Ägyptisches Museum, 19743. 

Sloley in JEA xvii (1931), 173 pl. xvii [2] 

8 

Green faience sundial, Greco-Roman, in Berlin, Ägyptisches Museum, 20322. 

Sloley in JEA xvii (1931), 172 pl. xvii [4] 

8 

Black steatite shadow-clock of Senenu, in London, Petrie Museum, 16376. 

Sloley in JEA xvii (1931), 172-3 pl. xviii [2-4] 




85 

8 

Model shadow-clock, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 33401. 

Sloley in JEA xvii (1931), 173 fig. 13 

Gezer (Palestine). 

vii.374 

Ivory sundial, Merneptaḥ, kneels before Thoth in bark. 

Sloley in JEA xvii (1931), 174 w. fig. 16 pls. xix, xx, xxi [2] 

Karnak. Miscellaneous. 

ii 2 .300 

Water-clock of Amenophis III, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 37525. 

Sloley in JEA xvii (1931), 176 pl. xxi [1] 

8 

Faience model water-clock w. ape in front, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 29895. 

Sloley in JEA xvii (1931), 176 pl. xxii 

Edfu Tell. Various. 

v.205A 

Ptolemaic water-clock, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum. 

Griffith in JEA xvii (1931), 179-80 pl. xxiii 

Town. House L.50.12. Great Garden. 

iv.206 

Statue of Amenophis IV, in Oxford, Ashmolean Museum, 1924.162. 

Griffith in JEA xvii (1931), 179-80 pls. xxiv, xxv 

Town. House L.50.12. Great Garden. 

iv.206 

Statue of Queen, in London, British Museum, EA 935. 

Griffith in JEA xvii (1931), 182-3 pls. xxvi [2, 3], xxvii [1-3] 

El-aAmarna. Town. House R. 44.2. Paneḥesi. 

iv.202 

Fragments of statues, and unfinished figure of slave, latter in Philadelphia PA, The University Museum, 

29.209.2. 

Griffith in JEA xvii (1931), 183 pl. xxvii [4, 5] 

El-aAmarna. Gt. Official Palace. Finds. 

iv.198 

Statue-base with names of Nefertiti and Ankhesenpa-aten (found at El-Till). 

Dunham in JEA xvii (1931), 209-10 pls. xxxi-xxxvi 




86 

Thebes. Valleys S. of D.B. Roy. Cache. 

i 2 .661 

Fragment mummy-wrapping of Tuthmosis III, in Boston MA, Museum of Fine Arts, 60.1472. 

Myers and Fairman in JEA xvii (1931), pl. xxxix 

Armant. Bucheum. 

v.158 

Plan. 

Myers and Fairman in JEA xvii (1931), pls. xl, xli 

Armant. Cemeteries. 

v.160 

Gen. plan, and plans of tombs. 

Myers and Fairman in JEA xvii (1931), 223-232 pls. xlii-xliv, lviii-lxvii 


v.160 

Finds, etc. 

Myers and Fairman in JEA xvii (1931), 223-232 cf. pls. lv-lvii 


v.160 

Ptolemaic cartonnages. 

Myers and Fairman in JEA xvii (1931), 223-232 pl. lxi [2] 


v.160 

Bull’s head, in Toronto, Royal Ontario Museum. 

Myers and Fairman in JEA xvii (1931), 225 


v.160 

Text of re-used block of Ram. II. 

see Pendlebury in JEA xvii (1931), 233-42, 243-4 


iv.200 


see Pendlebury in JEA xvii (1931), 239, 243 

El-aAmarna. Town. House T.34.3 

iv.200A 

Knob of ceremonial staff. 




87 

Pendlebury in JEA xvii (1931), pl. lxviii 


iv.200 

Plan of west part of north suburb. 

Pendlebury in JEA xvii (1931), 234-5 pl. lxix 

El-aAmarna. Town. House T.36.36. ‘Mycenaean House’. 

iv.200 

Plan. 

Pendlebury in JEA xvii (1931), 234-5 pl. lxx 


iv.200 

Views. 

Pendlebury in JEA xvii (1931), 234-5 pl. lxxi [4] 


iv.200 

Clay face from tripod. 

Pendlebury in JEA xvii (1931), 236 pl. lxxi [5] 

El-aAmarna. House T.36.63. 

iv.200A 

Wooden box-lid with gazelle. 

Pendlebury in JEA xvii (1931), 242 pl. lxxii [1, 2] 

El-aAmarna. Town. Great Gate. 

iv.193 

Fragment of wall-painting. 

Pendlebury in JEA xvii (1931), 236 pl. lxxii [3, 4] 

El-aAmarna. Town. House T.36.68. 

iv.200 

Small head of Ankhesenpa-aten (?). 

Pendlebury in JEA xvii (1931), 237-9 pl. lxxiv 

El-aAmarna. Town. House T.34.1. Hatiay. 

iv.200 

Plan. 

Pendlebury in JEA xvii (1931), 237-9 pl. lxxv[1, 2] 


iv.200 




88 

Lintel, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum. 

Pendlebury in JEA xvii (1931), 237-9 pl. lxxv [3, 4] 


iv.200 

Views. 

Pendlebury in JEA xvii (1931), 240-1 pls. lxxvi, lxxvii 

El-aAmarna. Town. House U.25.7. 

iv.200 

Plan and views. 

Pendlebury in JEA xvii (1931), 242-3 pl. lxxviii [1, 2, 4] 


iv.193 

Views. 

Pendlebury in JEA xvii (1931), 242-3 pl. lxxviii [3] 


iv.193 

Fragment of wall-painting. 

see Griffith in JEA xvii (1931), 257 

Kâwa. 

vii.181 

Short account of excavations. 

Shorter in JEA xviii (1932), 1-2 pl. i 

8 

Ivory wand with mythological animals, of child Senbefres, formerly in Apps colln. (Mr. C. T. Apps), now 

in London, British Museum, EA 65439. 

Newberry in JEA xviii (1932), 50 fig. 1 

8 

Cartouches of Ay and Ankhesenamun, from glass ring, formerly in Blanchard colln., now in Berlin, 

Ägyptisches Museum, 1920/73. 

Glanville in JEA xviii (1932), 53-61 pl. iv [1] 

8 

Scribes’ palette, Seneny, Dyn. VI, in London, British Museum, EG 52942, 

Glanville in JEA xviii (1932), 53-61 fig. 2 pl. v [1] 

8 

Scribes’ palette, Bashema, temp. Pepy II, in London, British Museum, EA 12782, 




89 

Glanville in JEA xviii (1932), 53-61 pl. v [2] 

8 

Scribes’ palette, late New Kingdom, in London, British Museum, EA 5525. 

Glanville in JEA xviii (1932), 53-61 pl. v [3] 

8 

Scribes’ palette with hieratic text, Dyn. XVIII-XIX, in London, British Museum, EA12783, 

Glanville in JEA xviii (1932), 53-61 fig. 8 pl. vi [1] 

8 

Scribes’ palette, Amenhotep, temp. Tuthmosis III, in London, British Museum, EA12786, 

Glanville in JEA xviii (1932), 53-61 pl. vi [2] 

8 

Scribes’ palette, Amosis, in London, British Museum, EA12784, 

Glanville in JEA xviii (1932), 53-61 fig. 8 pls. vi [3], viii [2] 

8 

Scribes’ palette, Pamerihu, temp. Amenophis III, in London, British Museum, EA 5513. 

Glanville in JEA xviii (1932), 53-61 figs. 9, 10 pl. vii [3] 

8 

Scribes’ palette, Merere, temp. Tuthmosis IV, in London, British Museum, EA 5512. 

Glanville in JEA xviii (1932), 53-61 pl. viii [1] 

8 

Scribes’ palette, Amenmosi, temp. Sethos I, in London, British Museum, EA 12778. 

Glanville in JEA xviii (1932), 53-61 pl. viii [4] 

8 

Scribes’ palette, name lost, New Kingdom, in London, British Museum, EA 12779. 

Glanville in JEA xviii (1932), 53-61 pl. ix [2, 3] 

8 

Scribes’ palette with hieratic texts, New Kingdom, in London, British Museum, EA 5518. 

Glanville in JEA xviii (1932), 53-61 figs. 5, 6 

8 

Scribes’ palette, name lost, dedicated by Ameny, 2nd. Int. Per., in London, British Museum, EA 5516. 

Glanville in JEA xviii (1932), 56, pl. iv [2, 3] 

Thebes. Misc. Various. 

i 2 .843 

Scribes palette with hieratic text, Dyn. XI, in London, British Museum, EA 5524. 




90 

Glanville in JEA xviii (1932), 59 figs. 11, 12 pl. vii [1] 


i 2 .844 

Scribes palette, To, temp. Ramesses II. in London, British Museum, EA 5514. 

Glanville in JEA xviii (1932), 58 pl. viii [1] 

Ṣaqqâra. Objects from tombs. 

iii 2 .773 

Schist palette of Amenmosi, Great Scribe of the water of the Temple of Sethos I, Dyn. XIX, in London, 


Glanvlle in JEA xviii (1932), 61 pl. ix [1, 4] 

8 

Scribes’ palette, New Kingdom, in London, British Museum, EA 5520. 

Glanville in JEA xviii (1932), 61 pl. viii [3] (called Thebes) 


i 2 .773 

Wood palette, in London, British Museum, EA 36825. 

Shorter in JEA xviii (1932), 121-3 pl. x 

Omit. 

Lower part of statue of Bubastis with gods and demons on sides, Dyn. XXII, in Hornblower colln. 

Shorter in JEA xviii (1932), 123-4 pl. xi (=Brit.Mus.Quarterly vi, No. 4 p.101) 

Omit 

Statuette of Bubastis or Buto, Dyn. XXII, in London, British Museum, EA 63516. 

see Newberry in JEA xviii (1932), 141 [2] 

Abydos. Site. Miscellaneous. 

v.96 

Stela of Sebk-khu, in London, British Museum, EA 1213. 

see Newberry in JEA xviii (1932), 141-2 

Kerma. K III. Various. 

vii.177 

Dating of Iati, 2nd Int. Period. 

Pendlebury in JEA xviii (1932), 144 pl. xii 

El-aAmarna. Great gate and Palace of Nefertiti. 

iv.93 

Reconstruction of great gate and window. 

Pendlebury in JEA xviii (1932), 147 pl. xiii [1] 




91 

El-aAmarna. Private Palace 

iv.199 


Pendlebury in JEA xviii (1932), 147 pls. xiii [2] 

El-aAmarna. Smaller Tle. Magazines, etc. 

iv.197 

View of priests’ quarters. 

Pendlebury in JEA xviii (1932), 144-5 pl. xiii [3, 5] 

El-aAmarna. Palace of Nefertiti. 

iv.193 

Views etc. 

Pendlebury in JEA xviii (1932), 144-5 pl. xiii [4] 

El-aAmarna. Great Gate. 

iv.193 

Views. 

Pendlebury in JEA xviii (1932), pl. xiv [1] (=C. of A. III, pl. lxxiv [4, 5]) 

El-aAmarna. Private Palace. 

iv.199 

Trial piece with caricature of Amenophis IV, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum. 

Pendlebury in JEA xviii (1932), 147 pl. xiv [2-3] 

El-aAmarna. Smaller Tle. 

iv.197 

Fragments of sculpture (2 = torso of A, IV in Brussels, Musées Royaux d’Art et d’Histoire, E.6730). 

Pendlebury in JEA xviii (1932), 144 pl. xiv [4] 

El-aAmarna. Palace of Nefertiti (?) 

iv.193 

Upper part inlaid vase of Amenophis IV and Queen, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 57204. 

Pendlebury in JEA xviii (1932), 145 pl. xiv [5] 

El-aAmarna. Town. House U.243. 

iv.200 

Bronze cup with name of Iuaa. 

Pendlebury in JEA xviii (1932), pl. xiv [6] 

El-aAmarna. Private Palace. 

iv.199 

Trial piece, Princess’s head, in New York NY, Metropolitan Museum of Art, 32.5.1. 




92 

see Pendlebury in JEA xviii (1932), 145 

El-aAmarna. Town. North part. 

iv.200 

Short account. 

Pendlebury in JEA xviii (1932), 147 pl. xvi [left] 

El-aAmarna. Private palace. 

iv.199 

Plan. 

Pendlebury in JEA xviii (1932), pl. xvi [middle] 

El-aAmarna. Smaller Temple. 

iv.197 

Plan. 

Pendlebury in JEA xviii (1932), pl. xvi [right] 

El-aAmarna. Smaller Temple. Magazines etc. 

iv.197 

Plan. 

Pendlebury in JEA xviii (1932), 145-6 pl. xvii 

El-aAmarna. Smaller Temple 

iv.197 

Views. 

Pendlebury in JEA xviii (1932), 147 pl. xviii [1] (=C. of. A. iii, lxxvi [1, 2] 

El-aAmarna. Smaller Temple. Magazines etc. 

iv.197 

Fragments of faience statuette of Asiatic, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 57205 a, b. 

Pendlebury in JEA xviii (1932), 147 pl. xviii [2-4] 


iv.197 

Fragments of sculpture. 

Pendlebury in JEA xviii (1932), 147 pl. xix [1] (=C. of A. iii. lxxiv [11]) 


iv.197 

Fragments of sculpture, head of princess, in San Diego CA, Museum of Art. 

Pendlebury in JEA xviii (1932), 148 pl. xix [2] (=C. of A. iii lxxiv [7] 

El-aAmarna. Private Palace. Royal Store-Rooms (P.42.2) 

iv.199 




93 

Trial-piece, relief, head of Smenkhkare (?), in London, British Museum. 

Pendlebury in JEA xviii (1932), 148 pl. xix [3] (=C. of A. iii lxxiv [8] 

El-aAmarna. Private Palace. Royal Store-Rooms (P.42.2) 

iv.199 

Alabaster jar of Ḥatshepsut, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 57203. 

Piankoff in JEA xviii (1932), 155-8 fig. on 156 

Gîza. Great Sphinx. 

iii 2 .37 

Stela of Ramesses II, in Paris, Musée du Louvre, B19. 

Seton Lloyd in JEA xix (1933),1-7 pls. i-iv 

El-aAmarna. 

Omit. 

Model of house. 

Gardiner in JEA xix (1933), 29 fig. 1 pls. v-vii, cf. 19-30 

El-Dâkhla Oasis. Mut Temple. 

vii.296 

Stela of year 5 of Sesonchis, in Oxford, Ashmolean Museum, 1894.107. 

see Moss in JEA xix (1933), 33 

Asyûṭ. Hepdjefa III. 

iv.264 

Short description. 

Newberry in JEA xix (1933), 53-4 pl. x [1] 

Elephantine. Ram Cemetery. 

v.229A 

Statue of Neḥi, temp. Tuthmosis III, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 39749. 

Shorter, A. W. in JEA xix (1933), 60-1 fig. 1 

803-044-470 

Right part of a stela of Sethos I, with nine lines of text mentioning war against Asiatics and reestablishment 

of a festival in Thebes, sandstone, temp. Sethos I, in London, British Museum, EA 1665. 

Pendlebury in JEA xix (1933), 117 pl. xiiI (also pl. xviii [3, 4]) 

El-aAmarna. Town. Houses O.46, 16a and 20. 

iv.202 

Quartzite head of Nefertiti(?), in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 59286. 

Pendlebury in JEA xix (1933), 113-17 pl. xiii 

El-aAmarna. Gt. Temple. 




94 

iv.195 

Plan. 

Pendlebury in JEA xix (1933), 113-17 pl. xiv 


iv.195 

Views. 

Pendlebury in JEA xix (1933), 116 pl. xv [1] (=C. of. A. iii, lix [1]) 


iv.195 

Trial pieces with royal heads, one with two heads of King, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 59294. 

Pendlebury in JEA xix (1933), 116 pl. xv [2] (id.ib. lix [2-3]) 


iv.195 

Trial pieces with royal heads, one with head of Nefertiti, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 59296. 

Pendlebury in JEA xix (1933), 116 pl. xv [3] (id. ib. lix [4]) 


iv.195 

Trial pieces with royal heads, one with head of Nefertiti, in Brooklyn NY, Brooklyn Museum of Art, 

33.686. 

Pendlebury in JEA xix (1933), 117 pl. xv- [4] 

El-aAmarna. Town. Houses O.46, 16a and 20. 

iv.202 

Plaster head of Nefertiti (?), in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 59288. 

Pendlebury in JEA xix (1933), 116 pl. xvi [1] (=C. of A. iii, lvii [4]) 


iv.195 

Limestone head of king for inlay, in Brooklyn NY, Brooklyn Museum of Art, 33.685. 

Pendlebury in JEA xix (1933),118 pl. xvi [2] 

El-aAmarna. Houses O.46, 16a and 20 

iv.202 

Quartzite head for inlay, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 59287. 

Pendlebury in JEA xix (1933), 118 pl. xvi [3] 

El-aAmarna. Houses O.46, 16a and 20 

iv.202 

Three small reliefs. 




95 

Pendlebury in JEA xix (1933), 117 pl. xvi [4] (=C. of A. iii, lxxvii [1] 

El-aAmarna. Gt. Tle. Magazines. 

iv.197 

Bronze weight in shape of calf, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum 

Pendlebury in JEA xix (1933), 117-118 pls. xvii, xviii [1, 2] 

El-aAmarna. Houses O.46, 16a, 20. 

iv.202 

Group of ape and scribe, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 59291. 

Pendlebury in JEA xix (1933), 117 pl. xviii [3, 4] (also pl. xii) 


iv.202 

Head of princess (quartzite), in Cairo, Egyptian Museum. 

Pendlebury in JEA xix (1933), 118 pl. xix [1, 2] 


iv.202 

Plaster head of Amenophis IV, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 59289. 

Pendlebury in JEA xix (1933), 116 pl. xix [3] 


iv.195 

Part of limestone head of Amenophis IV. 

Pendlebury in JEA xix (1933), 116 pl. xix [4] (=C. of A. iii lxiv [3]) 


iv.197 

Death mask Amenophis IV, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, CG 753. 

Peet in JEA xix (1933), 143-9 fig. 1 


i 2 .845 

Scarf with text of year 2 of Ramesses III, in Liverpool, City Museum, M.11156. 

see Smith, W.S. in JEA xix (1933), 150 

Gîza. G 7430 and 7440 Minkhaef. 

iii 2 .195 

Titles. 


Gîza. Shaft G 7410B. 

iii 2 .194 

Sarcophagus of Meresankh [II], in Boston MA, Museum of Fine Arts, 27.441. 




96 


Gîza. G 2352, Hagi. 

iii 2 .84 

Stela of Setju with list of linen, in Boston MA, Museum of Fine Arts, 13.4341. 

Smith in JEA xix (1933), 155-6 fig. 1 

Gîza. G 7130 and 7140, Khufukhaef. 

iii 2 .189(5) 

(5)Two men holding garment from bottom register. 

Smith in JEA xix (1933), 155-6 fig. 2 

Gîza. G 7130 and 7140, Khufukhaef. 

iii 2 .189(9) 

(9)Two men holding garment from bottom at III. 

Smith, W.S. in JEA xix (1933), 150-9 pls. xxi-iv 

Gîza G 7430 and 7440 Minkhaef. 

iii 2 .195 

Red granite sarcophagus, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 48852. 

Smith in JEA xix (1933), 156 fig. 3 

Gîza. G 7650, Akhtiḥotp and wife Mertiotes. 

iii 2 .201(8) 

Two men holding garment, top register of North wall. 

Wainwright in JEA xix (1933), 160-1 fig. 1 (from Bittel & Roeder) 

Ashmûnein. Pylon of Amenemḥet II. South Face. 

iv.168A 

West jamb. King offers to ram-headed god. 

Fairman in JEA xx (1934), 1-4 pls. i, ii 


ii 2 .156 

Statue of Aḥmosi, Ptolemaic, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 37075. 

Shorter in JEA xx (1934), 18-19 pl. iii 

8 

Block with coronation scenes of Ramesses II, probably from a naos, formerly in Bath Literary and 

Scientific Institution, now in Bristol, City of Bristol Museum and Art Gallery, H.5077-8. 

Berger in JEA xx (1934), 54 pl. x [1] 

Thebes. TT 57, Khaemhet. 

i 2 .116 (13) 

Deceased and agricultural scene, measuring crops. 




97 

Berger in JEA xx (1934), 54-5 pl. x [2] 

Thebes. Miscellaneous. Reliefs. 

i 2 .818 

Wall-painting horse, chariot etc. in agricultural scene, Dyn. XVIII, in London, British Museum, EA 

37982. 

Berger in JEA xx (1934), 55-6 pl. x [3] 

Thebes. TT 38, Djeserkarasonb. 

i 2 .69(3) 

Measuring crop from top register. 

Berger in JEA xx (1934), 54 pl. x [4] 


i 2 .135(2) 

Part of top register, measuring field. 

Pendlebury in JEA xx (1934), 129-33 pls. xiv [lower], xv, xvi, xvii [2] 


iv.195A 

Views, reconstruction, plans. 

Pendlebury in JEA xx (1934), 133-6 pl. xvii [1] 

El-aAmarna. Town. Temple Area. 

iv.201A 

Description and view of Police Barracks. 

Pendlebury in JEA xx (1934), 135 pl. xviii [1](=C. of A. iii, lxxvii [3]) 

El-aAmarna. Private Palace, etc. Clerks’ Houses. 

iv.199A 

Box-lid Amenophis III with cattle in marshes, in Cambridge, University Museum of Archaeology and 

Ethnology. 

Pendlebury in JEA xx (1934),133 pl. xviii [4] (=C. of A. iii, lix [6-8]) 


iv.195A 

Quarzite head, Smenkhkare or Tutankhamun, in Brooklyn NY, Brooklyn Museum of Art, 34.6042. 

Pendlebury in JEA xx (1934), 133 pl. xviii [5] (=C. of A. iii, pl. lxxi [1]) 

El-aAmarna. Town. Temple area. Finds. 

iv.201A 

Trial-piece, man’s head in relief, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum. 

Faulkner in JEA xx (1934), 154-6 pl. xix 

Ashmûnein. Finds. 




98 

iv.168A 

Statue of Nakht, temp. Amenophis II, in Tano’s shop in Cairo in 1933. 

Piankoff and Clère in JEA xx (1934), 157-169 pls. xx, xxi 

8 

Bowl with letter to the dead, 1st Int. Period, in Paris, Musée du Louvre, E.6134. 

see Dawson in JEA xx (1934), 175 

Thebes. Miscellaneous. Coffins. Location Unknown. 

i 2 .835 

Wooden sarcophagus and two coffins of Ir, Saite, formerly Amherst colln. 352. 

Engelbach in JEA xx (1934), 183-4 pl. xxiv 

Hierakonpolis. Temple Enclosure. Finds. 

v.196 

Foundation scene from jamb of Khasekhemui, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, CG 57107-8 (=JE 33896). 

Davies in JEA xx (1934), 189-92 pl. xxv 

Thebes. TT 85, Amenemhab 

i 2 .172(17) 

I-III, Syrians, including group of donkeys at right end of I. 

Blackman in JEA xxi (1935), 1-9 pl. i 

Abydos. Misc. 

v.96 

Stela of Senusert-nebpu, temp. Amenemḥet III, in London, British Museum, EA 101. 

Weill in JEA xxi (1935), 15 cf. 14-15 pl. ii 

Tanis. Gt. Tle. 

iv.18A (nr. bottom) 

Statue of Sesostris I, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 37482. 

see Pendlebury in JEA xxi (1935), 129-30 

El-aAmarna. Royal Tomb. 

iv.235-236A 

Short account of present condition. 

Pendlebury in JEA xxi (1935), pl. viii [1] (=C. of A., lxxii [1]) 


iv.198A 

Faience plaque from Gt. Pillared Hall, in Brussels, Musées Royaux d’Art et d’Histoire, E.7209. 

Pendlebury in JEA xxi (1935), pl. viii [2] 





99 

Omit. 

Fish, gold plate, probably from harem. 

Pendlebury in JEA xxi (1935), pl. viii [3] (= City of Akhenaten iii, pl. lxxii [9, 86]) 


iv.198A 

Faience plaques, with bird, from N. part, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum. 

Pendlebury in JEA xxi (1935), pl. viii [4] (= City of Akhenaten iii, pl. lxv [8]) 


iv.198A 

Trial-piece, two heads, from Gt. Off. Palace Weben-aten, in Brussels, Musées Royaux d’Art et d’Histoire 

E.7232. 

Pendlebury in JEA xxi (1935), pl. viii [5] (= City of Akhenaten iii, lxv [10]) 


iv.198A 

Fragment of column, from Gt. Off. Palace Weben-aten, in Brooklyn NY, Broklyn Museum of Art, 

35.2000. 

Pendlebury in JEA xxi (1935), pl. viii [6] (= City of Akhenaten iii, pl. lxvi [9]) 


iv.198A 

Relief, heads of foreigner, from Great Official Palace Weben-aten, in Brooklyn Museum, 35.2003. 

Pendlebury in JEA xxi (1935), pl. xii [1] (= City of Akhenaten iii, pl. lxvii [1]) 


iv.197A 

Relief, King’s head, Smenkḥkare(?), from a column, in Brooklyn NY, Brooklyn Museum of Art, 35.1999. 

Pendlebury in JEA xxi (1935), pl. xii [2] (= City of Akhenaten iii, lxvi [4]) 


iv.197A 

Relief, head of princess, from Weben-aten, in London, British Museum. 

Pendlebury in JEA xxi (1935), pl. xii [3] (= City of Akhenaten iii, lxv [1-3]) 


iv.198A 

Head of King, black granite, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 64961. 

Pendlebury in JEA xxi (1935), pl. xii [4 right] (= City of Akhenaten iii, lxvi [6]) 


iv.197A 




100 

Reliefs, heads, in Boston MA, Museum of Fine Arts, 36.94. 

Pendlebury in JEA xxi (1935), pl. xii [4 left] (= City of Akhenaten iii, lxvi [6]) 


iv.197A 

Reliefs, heads, in Oxford, Ashmolean Museum, 1935.598. 

Pendlebury in JEA xxi (1935), 129-35 pls. ix-xi 

El-Amârna. Great Palace. 

iv.197-198A 

Views, plan, description and reconstruction. 

see Fairman in JEA xxi (1935), 136-9 

El-aAmarna. Gt. Official Palace. 

iv.197A 

Account. 

Dunham, D. in JEA xxi (1935), 147-8 [1] pl. xvii [1] 

803-055-041 

Fragment of upper part of a round-topped stela, Paser, Governor of the Town, Vizier (TT 106) and [a 

Foreman in the Place of Truth] (only arms preserved, name lost) before seated Ramesses II and Hathor, 

temp. Ramesses II, in Boston MA, Museum of Fine Arts, 09.287. (Bought in Luxor.) 

Dunham in JEA xxi (1935), 148-9 pl. xvii [2] 

Ṣaqqâra. Around Teti Pyramid. Firth Excavations. New Kingdom Finds. 

iii 2 .572 

Stela of Ptaḥ-sety, late Dyn. XVIII or Dyn. XIX, in Boston MA, Museum of Fine Arts, 25.635. 

Dunham in JEA xxi (1935), 149-50 pl. xviii 

Ṣaqqâra. Around Teti Pyramid. Firth Excavations. New Kingdom Finds. 

iii 2 .573 

Blocks from tomb wall, Wenefdjedsen, in Boston MA, Museum of Fine Arts, 24.981. 

Dunham in JEA xxi (1935), 150-1 pl. xix 

Mît Rahîna. Ptah Enclosure. Found near South Gate. 

iii 2 .838 

Block statue, sandstone, of Nezem, temp. Ramesses II, in Boston MA, Museum of Fine Arts, 29.730. 

Wijngaarden in JEA xxii (1936), 1-2 pl. i 

8 

Kohl-tube of Ankhesenamun and throw-stick etc. of Tutankhamun, in Leiden, Rijksmuseum van 

Oudheden, Inv. AD.24 and Inv. AD.19. 

see Kirwan in JEA xxii (1936), 101-2 




101 

aAmara (East Bank) Temple. 

vii.157 

Description. 

JEA xxii (1936), 115-120 pls. v-vii 

Omit. (Langton, cat amulets.) 

Pendlebury in JEA xxii (1936), 194-8 pls. xvii-xix (=City of Ahhenaten, III, pl. lxx [11] 


iv.197-198A 

Plans, views, and description. 

see Pendlebury in JEA xxii (1936), 197 


iv.197-198A 

Block, princess prostrating herself, in Oxford, Ashmolean Museum, 1936.655. 

Pendlebury in JEA xxii (1936), pl. xx [1] (=C. of A. lxxii [8]) 


Omit. 

Inlays, from small harem. 

Pendlebury in JEA xxii (1936), pl. xx [2] (=C. of A. lxv [6]) 


iv.198A 

Trial-piece, captive, from Weben-aten, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum. 

Pendlebury in JEA xxii (1936), pl. xx [3] (id. ib. lxviii [7]) 


iv.198A 

Relief, plant, from Broad Hall, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum. 

Pendlebury in JEA xxii (1936), pl. xx [4] [= id. ib. xli [2, 3] 


iv.198A 

Sandstone block, king as sphinx on both sides, from S. part, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 65926. 

Pendlebury in JEA xxii (1936), pl. xx [5] (= C. of A. lxiv [1-2]) 

El-aAmarna. Gt. Official Palace. Buildings near Palace. 

iv.198A 

Unfinished head of king, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum. 

Pendlebury in JEA xxii, pl. xx [6] (= C. of A. lxiv [4-6]) 




102 

El-aAmarna. Gt. Official Palace. Buildings near Palace. 

iv.198A 

Offering-table from statue of Amenophis III, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 65966. 

see Kirwan in JEA xxii (1936), 199-211 

Kawa. 

vii.181 

Description. 

see Kirwan in JEA xxii (1936), 200 

Kawa. 

vii.181 



Kawa. Earlier Tle. 

vii.191 

Fragment of base of red granite ram or lion, in Khartum, Sudan National Museum, 5690. 

Kirwan in JEA xxii (1936), 205-6 fig. 3 pl. xxi [2] 

Kawa. Earlier Tle. 

vii.191 

View showing foundations of pylon and wall below Tle. T. 

Kirwan in JEA xxii (1936), 208 pl. xxii [1-3] 

Kawa. Finds. 

vii.184 

Head of youth, in Khartum, Sudan National Museum, 2916. 

Kirwan in JEA xxii (1936), 208 pl. xxiii 

Kawa. Miscellaneous. 

vii.192 

Headless statue of Deputy of Kush, in Oxford, Ashmolean Museum, 1932.1298. 


Kawa. Hypostyle. 

vii. 188(39) 

Shrine of Taharqa, in Oxford, Ashmolean Museum, 1936.661. 


Kawa. Hypostyle. 

vii.188(40) 

Wall of Aspelta, in Oxford, Ashmolean Museum, 1936.662. 




103 

Miller in JEA xxiii (1937), 1-6 pls. i-iii 

Abydos Site. Osiris Temple. 

v.45A 

Stela of Sisopt-Iyenḥab, Dyn. XII, in Pennsylvania PA, University Museum, E.16012. 

Smith in JEA xxiii (1937), 19-21, 23-5 fig. 1, pl. iv, cf. vi [2], vii 

Maidûm. Tomb of Itet. 

iv.93-94A 

Reconstruction of scene from north wall of Passage, netting fowl, ploughing, and geese. 

Smith in JEA xxiii (1937), 21-2 fig. 3 pls. v, vi [1] 


iv.93-94 

Fragments of hunting scenes from south wall of Passage, in Oxford, Ashmolean Museum, 1891-582 

[=v[1]], London, Petrie Museum, 16057-60 [=v [2-5]], and London, Victoria and Albert Museum [=v 

[6]]. 

Smith in JEA xxiii (1937), pl. vi [2] 


iv.93A 

Passage N. Wall. Fragment of text, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, CG 1743. 

Smith in JEA xxiii (1937), 17-18 pl. vi [3] 

Maidûm. Tomb of Nefermaet. 

iv.93A 

Fragment with painted hieroglyphs, in Pennsylvania PA, University Museum, E.641. 

JEA xxiii (1937), pl. vii, see pl. iv 

Smith in JEA xxiii (1937), 25-6 figs. 4, 5 

Maidûm. 

iv.93-4A 

Fragments from tomb of Itet. 

see Macadam in JEA xxiii (1937), 120 

Kawa. Miscellaneous. 

vii.192 

Bronze top of flag-pole, in Oxford, Ashmolean Museum, 1936.438. 

see Blackman in JEA xxiii (1937), 147 

Sesebi . South Tle. Sanctuary. 

vii.173 

Stand for bark with prenomen of Ramesses II, etc. 




104 

Blackman in JEA xxiii (1937), 145-151 pl. xii 

Sesebi. Town Enclosure. 

vii.173 

Relief, Nubian heads from Tle. Amenophis IV, in Brooklyn NY, Brooklyn Museum of Art, 37.413. 

Blackman in JEA xxiii (1937), 145-151 pl. xiii 


vii.172 

Plan. 

Blackman in JEA xxiii (1937), 145-151 on pl. xiii 


vii.173 

Plan Aten Tle. 

Blackman in JEA xxiii (1937), 145-151 pl. xiv 


vii.172 

Plan three temples, Amenophis IV and Sethos I. 

Blackman in JEA xxiii (1937), 145-151 pl. xv [1, 4] 


Omit. 

Views of the town. 

Blackman in JEA xxiii (1937), 145-151 pl. xv [2] 


vii.172 

Views, Temple Amenophis IV and Sethos I. 

Blackman in JEA xxiii (1937), 145-151 pl. xv [3] 


vii.172 

Views, Central Tle. Amenophis IV and Sethos I. 

see Blackman in JEA xxiii (1937), 148-9 


vii.173 

Description of crypt of Central Tle. 

see Blackman in JEA xxiii (1937), 145-151 


vii.172 

Description. 




105 

see Blackman in JEA xxiii (1937), 146-7, 148-9 


vii.172 

Triple Tle. Description. 

Blackman in JEA xxiii (1937), pl. xvi [1] 

Sesebi. Town Enclosure and Cemetery 

vii.173 

Head, possibly Ḥatshepsut, found in temples, in Stockholm, Medelhavsmuseet, MM 11423. 

Blackman in JEA xxiii (1937), pl. xvi [3] 


vii.173 

View of Sun Temple (?) 

Blackman in JEA xxiii (1937), pl. xvii, xviii [1] 


vii.172 

Foundation-deposits from Tle. Amenophis IV. 

Blackman in JEA xxiii, pl. xviii [2] 


Omit. 

Scarabs from Cemetery, New Kingdom 

Blackman in JEA xxiii (1937), pl. xviii [4] 


vii.173 

Relief, Seshet with palm branches from Tle., in Paris, Musée du Louvre, E.15595. 

Blackman in JEA xxiii (1937), pl. xix 


Omit. 

Plan of houses. 

de Cosson in JEA xxiii (1937), 227-8 pl. xxiv [1,2] 

Oasis of aArêg. Necropolis. Tomb 15. 

vii.316 

Sketches of gods. 

de Cosson in JEA xxiii (1937), 227-8 pl. xxiv [3, 4] 

Oasis of aArêg. Necropolis. Tomb 15. 

vii.316 

Views. 




Edwards, I. E. S. in JEA xxiii (1937), 165 pl. xx 

803-030-285 

Fragment of stela with woman Iput applying make-up, 2nd half of Dyn. XI, in London, British Museum, 

EA 1658. 

Dunham in JEA 24 (1938), 1-3 pls. i [1], ii 

Gîza. G 2381, Meryre-meryptahankh. 

iii 2 .90(1) 

Biographical inscription of Nekhebu, in Boston MA, Museum of Fine Arts, 13.4331. 

see Dunham in JEA 24 (1938), 1, 3-6 


iii 2 .90(1) 

Biographical inscription of Nekhebu, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 44608, and fragment found in 

Boston MA, Museum of Fine Arts (returned to Cairo). 

Dunham in JEA 24 (1938), 6 [A] 

Gîza. G 2381, Meryre-meryptahankh. Blocks of Nekhebu, in Boston MA, Museum of Fine Arts. 

iii 2 .90-1 

Standing figures of deceased, No. 13.4335. 

Dunham in JEA 24 (1938), 7 [B, C] 


iii 2 .90-1 

Jambs with titles of deceased, No. 13.4348-9. 

Dunham in JEA 24 (1938), 7 [D] 


iii 2 .90-1 

Block with head of deceased, No. 13.4351. 

Dunham in JEA 24 (1938), 7 [middle] 


iii 2 .90-1 

Block deceased spearing fish, No. 13.4332. 

Dunham in JEA 24 (1938), 7 [middle] 


iii 2 .90-1 

Block, head of Pepy-meryptahankh, No. 13.4346b. 

Hayes in JEA 24 (1938), 9-10[A] pl. i [2] 

Ṣaqqâra. Tbs. position unknown. N. K. Amenhotep Huy. 

iii 2 .703 

106 




107 

Alabaster palette (c), in New York NY, Metropolitan Museum of Art, 37.2.1. 

see Hayes in JEA 24 (1938), 10 [B] ,16-24 

Ṣaqqâra. Tbs. position unknown. Amenhotep Huy. 

iii 2 .702-703 

Palette, in Paris, Musée du Louvre, AF.483. 

see Hayes in JEA 24 (1938), 10 [C], 16-24 


iii 2 .702-703 

Palette, in Florence, Museo Archeologico, No. 3080. 

see Hayes in JEA 24 (1938), 10-11 [D], 16-24 


iii 2 .702-703 

Cubit rod, model, in Florence, Museo Archeologico, No. 3078. 

see Hayes in JEA 24 (1938), 11 [E]16-24 


iii 2 .702-703 

Stela, in Florence, Museo Archeologico, No. 2567. 

see Hayes in JEA 24 (1938), 11 [F], 16-24 


iii 2 .702-703 

Pyramidion, in Florence, Museo Archeologico, No. 2610. 

see Hayes in JEA 24 (1938), 11 [G, H], 16-24 


iii 2 .702-703 

Alabaster jars, in Florence, Museo Archeologico, Nos. 2338-9. 

see Hayes in JEA 24 (1938), 11 [L], 16-24 


iii 2 .702-703 

Red granite pyramidion, in Leiden, Rijksmuseum van Oudheden, Inv. AM.6. 

see Hayes in JEA 24 (1938), 11 [M], 16-24 


iii 2 .702-703 

Canopic chest, in Leiden, Rijksmuseum van Oudheden, Inv. AM.2. 

see Hayes in JEA 24 (1938), 12 [N], 16-24 





108 

iii 2 .702-703 

Leg of stool, in Leiden, Rijksmuseum van Oudheden, Inv. AH.126. 

see Hayes in JEA 24 (1938), 12 [P], 18-19, 20-21 

Mît Rahîna. Ptaḥ Enclosure. Enclosure Wall. N. Gate. 

iii 2 .836 

Quartzite scribe statue (headless) of Amenḥotp, temp. Amenophis III, in Oxford, Ashmolean Museum, 

1913.163. 

see Hayes in JEA 24 (1938), 12 [Q], 19 

Abydos Site. Osiris Temple. 

v.43A 

Statue of Amenḥotp, Dyn. XVIII, in London, British Museum, EA 632. 

see Hayes in JEA 24 (1938), 24 note 4 

Ṣaqqâra. Tombs position unknown. Ipy. 

iii 2 .704 

Fan-bearer on the right of the King, etc. son of Amenḥotp (Ḥuy) Dyn. XVIII, stela, in St Petersburg, 

Hermitage Museum, 1072. 

Nina Davies in JEA 24 (1938), 27 fig. 1 cf. 36 

Thebes. TT 82, Amenemḥet. 

i 2 .165(10) 

Representation of tomb from II. 


Thebes. TT 181, Nebamun and Ipuky. 

i 2 .288(5) 

Tomb from scene before mummies. 

Nina Davies in JEA 24 (1938), 27 fig. 3, cf. 36 


i 2 .108(5) 

Tomb [w. mummies in front] in 2nd register. 


Thebes. TT 49, Neferḥotep. 

i 2 .92(8) 

Tomb from top register. 


Thebes. TT 19. 

i 2 .34(7) 

Tomb from lower register. 




109 


Thebes. TT 19. 

i 2 .34(4) 

Stela and tomb from bottom register. 

Nina Davies in JEA 24 (1938), 28 fig. 7 cf. 36-7 

Thebes. TT 41, Amenemopet. 

i 2 .79(14) 

Deceased and western goddess before tomb from 3rd register at (4). 


Thebes. TT 178, Neferronpet. 

i 2 .284(5)-(7) 

Pyramidal tomb with stela. 


Thebes. TT 106, Paser. 

i 2 .223 

Pyramidal tomb with Anubis tending mummy on Pillar F(c). 


Thebes. TT 341, Nekhtamun. 

i 2 .408(2)-(4) 

Mummy, stela and pyramidal tomb. 


Thebes. TT 31, Khons. 

i 2 .48(7) 

Tomb and stela. 


Thebes. TT 138, Nedjemger. 

i 2 .252(1)-(3) 

Tomb from 2nd register. 



i 2 .40(31)-(32) 

Pavilion. 


Thebes. TT 159, Raya. 

i 2 .271(2) 

Tomb with mountain. 




110 


Thebes. TT 158, Tjanufer. 

i 2 .270(8) 

Pyramidal tomb with columns. 


Thebes. TT 259, Ḥori. 

i 2 .343(2) 

Pyramidal tomb and stela. 


Thebes. TT 296, Nefersekheru. 

i 2 .378(5) 

Lower register Pyramidal tomb with bouquet. 


Thebes. TT 233, Saroy. 

i 2 .329(1) 

Pyramidal tomb from scene with Western goddess. 


Thebes. TT 335, Nekhtamun. 

i 2 .402(6) 

Mummy in front of pyramidal tomb. 



i 2 .336(6) 

Tomb from 3rd register. 


Thebes. TT 277, Amenemonet. 

i 2 .354(2)-(3) 

Stela and pyramidal tomb in II. 


Thebes. TT 44, Amenemḥab. 

i 2 .84(7) 

Pyramidal tomb. 


Thebes. TT 255, Roy. 

i 2 .340(2) 

Tomb with stela. 




111 


Thebes. TT 14, Huy. 

i 2 .26(3) 

Scene. Female mourner with boat below, before pyramidal tomb. 

Steindorff in JEA 24 (1938), 147-50 w. figs. 1-4 pl. vii 


vii.223 

Omphalos or small shrine possibly Amanikhabale, in Boston MA, Museum of Fine Arts, 21.3234. 

Fairman in JEA 24 (1938), 151-4 pl. viii 

Sesebi. Town. 

vii.172 

Plan of Town Enclosure. 

Fairman in JEA 24 (1938), 151-4 on pl. viii 

Sesebi. Town. 

vii.173 

Plan of Aten temple. 

Fairman in JEA 24 (1938), 151-4 pl. x[1] 

Sesebi. Town. 

vii.173 

Relief, princess, temp. Amenophis IV, in Khartûm Museum, 3266. 

see Fairman in JEA 24 (1938), 154 

Sesebi. Temple. Sanctuary 

vii.173 

Block from doorway, in Paris, Musée du Louvre, E.15661. 


Sesebi. Aten Temple. 

vii.174 

Sandstone funerary bust, in Brooklyn NY, Brooklyn Museum of Art, 38.545. 



vii.174 

Three small stelae, one in Cambridge, University Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology, 38.770. 



vii.174 

Two small stelae, in St. Paul MN, The Science Museum of Minnesota. 




112 



vii.172 

Foundation deposit, in Khartûm Museum, 3316-27. 


Sesebi. Aten Temple. Finds. 

vii.174 

Block of Sethos I. 

see Fairman in JEA 24 (1938), 154-6 

aAmâra. Temple on West Bank. 

vii.159 

Description. 

Fairman in JEA 24 (1938), 154-6 pl. x [4] 


vii.159 

View of Gate. 

Fairman in JEA 24 (1938), 154-6 pl. xi [1] 


vii.159 

View of Small Chapel. 

Fairman in JEA 24 (1938), 154-6 pl. xi [3] 


vii.162 

Stela of Ḥori with legal text, from Sanctuary, in Khartûm Museum, 3279. 

see Gardiner in JEA 24 (1938), 177 

Thebes. Ramesseum. Astronomical Room. 

ii 2 .439 

As perhaps Library. 

Newberry in JEA 24 (1938), 182-3 fig. 1 

Aswân. Tomb of Khui. 

v.235(2)A 

Text of Khnemhotep. 

Newberry in JEA 24 (1938), 183 fig. 2 

Wâdi Hammâmât. Wâdi Fawâkhîr. 

vii.330 

Texts of Tjeti and others, temp. Pepy I. 




113 

see Newberry in JEA 24 (1938), 184 

Wâdi Hammâmât. Wâdi Fawâkhîr. 

vii.329 

Text of Meryptah-ankh-meryre, temp. Pepy I. 

Dakin in JEA 24 (1938), 190-7 pls. xii, xiii [1] 

Beit Dâwûd Sahl. 

v.37A 

Stela of Sire, Dyn. XII, in Oxford, Ashmolean Museum, E.3921. 

see Clère in JEA 24 (1938), 242 

Palestine. Miscellaneous. 

vii.382 

Stela of Nesumontu, Dyn. XII, in Paris, Musée du Louvre, C 1. 

Miller in JEA 25 (1939), 1-7 pls. i-iii 

Ihnâsya el-Medina. 

iv.118A 

Statue usurped by Ramesses II from a Middle Kingdom king, in Philadelphia PA, The University 

Museum. 

see Miller in JEA 25 (1939), 7 

Argo. 

Omit. 

Statue of Sebekḥotep IV (Khaneferre), in Merowe Museum, 46. 

see Bennett in JEA 25 (1939), 8-15 

Karnak. Hypostyle. Finds. 

ii 2 .53 

Stela of Tutankhamun, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, CG 34183. 

Steindorff, G. in JEA 25 (1939), 30-3 pl. vii 

801-410-521 

Male statue, feet lost, serpentine, probably temp. Amenemhet III, with text of Pedesi, Messenger to 

Canaan and Palestine, son of Apy, Dyn. XXII or XXVI, in Baltimore MD, Walters Art Gallery, 22.203. 

(Said to have been found in the Delta in 1894.) 

Murray in JEA 25 (1939), 38 pl. viii 

Road from Qena. Myos Harmos. Gebel el-Dukhân. 

Omit. 

Map showing position of temple. 






114 

vii.161 

Stela of Ḥori II, year 11 of Ramesses III, in London, British Museum, EA 1784. 

Fairman in JEA 25 (1939), 139-44 


vii.159 

Description. 

Fairman in JEA 25 (1939), 139-44 pl. xiii 


vii.159 

Plan. 

Fairman in JEA 25 (1939), 139-44 pl. xiv [1, 3] 


vii.161 

Views of Hypostyle. 

Fairman in JEA 25 (1939), 139-44 pl. xiv [2] 


vii.161 

Jambs of Entrance to Hypostyle. 

Fairman in JEA 25 (1939), 139-44 pl. xiv [4] 


vii.161 

List of Syrian towns from base of Hypostyle. 

Fairman in JEA 25 (1939), 139-44 pl. xv [1] 


Omit. 

View of Sanctuary. 

Fairman in JEA 25 (1939), 139-44 pl. xv [3] 


vii.162 

Column in Hypostyle. 

Fairman in JEA 25 (1939), 139-44 pl. xv [2, 4] 


vii.162 

Stela, year 5 of Ramesses III, and fragmentary hieratic stela, year 3. 




115 

Fairman in JEA 25 (1939), 139-44 pl. xvi [1] 


vii.159 

Stela of Amenophis II, set up by Hori. 

Fairman in JEA 25 (1939), 139-44 pl. xvi [2] 


vii.159 

Stela of Ramesses II giving name of town. 



vii.161 

Jamb of Wentawat, son of Naherhu. 

Fairman in JEA 25 (1939), 142 note 1 

Island of Sai. Miscellaneous. 

vii.165 

Fragments. 

Sidney Smith in JEA 25 (1939), 145-147 pl. xvii 

Karnak. Objects in Museums. 

ii 2 .288 

Colossal statue of Ramesses II, in London, British Museum, EA 61. 

see Davies & Davies in JEA 25 (1939), 154-6 

Thebes. TT 284, Pahemneter 

i 2 .366-7(2) & (3) 

Description. 

Davies & Davies in JEA 25 (1939), 154-5 pls. xviii, xix [bottom right] 

Thebes. TT 284, Pahemneter. 

i 2 .366(6) 

Bark of Theban triad, etc.. 

Davies & Davies in JEA 25 (1939), 155 pl. xix 

Thebes. TT 284, Pahemneter. 

i 2 .366(7) 

Harvest Festival, etc. 

Smither, P. C. and Dakin, A. N. in JEA 25 (1939), 157-9 [1] pl. xx [1] 

803-037-600 

Round-topped stela, Khentekhtaiemhet Hntjj-htjj-m-ḥ3t, Hall-keeper of the chamber of offerings, with 

nineteen lines containing a hymn to Osiris, 1st half of Dyn. XIII, in Oxford, Ashmolean Museum 




116 

(Queen’s College, 1109). (Probably from Abydos.) 

Smither, P. C. and Dakin, A. N. in JEA 25 (1939), 159-60 [2] pl. xx [2] 

803-030-601 

Round-topped stela, offering texts invoking Osiris, Wepwaut and Min-Harnakht on behalf of Ameny, 

Overseer of the department of the great storehouse, son of Bebi, and Imbu, Overseer of the department of 

the great storehouse, and in register below, on left, Ameny at table, with son Imbu, Overseer of the 

department of the presentation of offerings, censing before him, on right, probably Imbu Jmbw at table, 

with another two registers below, seated Ptahpuwah, Overseer of metalworkers, and two men and five 

women seated on the ground, Dyn. XIII, in Oxford, Ashmolean Museum (Queen’s College 1111). 

(Probably from Abydos.) 

Smither, P. C. and Dakin, A. N. in JEA 25 (1939), 160-3 [3] pl. xxi [3] 

803-030-600 

Round-topped stela, on left, seated Renso(n)b, Retainer, son of Rediesankh, Herald, and of woman 

Te(n)tetni, with son Rensonb performing hetep-di-nesu ritual before him, and on right, seated 

Neferamentet, Scribe of the district, and two registers of relatives below, Dyn. XIII, in Oxford, 

Ashmolean Museum (Queen’s College 1110). (Probably from Abydos.) 

Smither, P. C. and Dakin, A. N. in JEA 25 (1939), 163-5 [4] pl. xxi [4] 

803-030-602 

Round-topped stela, seated Ankhren, Overseer of the house of grain accounts, son of woman Tetiankh, 

with brother and dedicator of the stela Senebsuema, Supervisor of the police, and ‘his nurse’ Sithi before 

him, and ‘address to the living’ in eleven columns below, Dyn. XIII, in Oxford, Ashmolean Museum 

(Queen’s College 1113). 

Smither, P. C. and Dakin, A. N. in JEA 25 (1939), 165 [5] pl. xxi [5] 

803-050-279 

Round-topped stela, Nebimosi and mother Sen(i)sonb seated, with dedicator of the stela, wife Ahmosi, 

offering cone of incense and libation, early Dyn. XVIII, in Oxford, Ashmolean Museum (Queen’s 

College 1112). 

Clère in JEA 25 (1939), 216 

Ṣaqqâra. Tomb of Herimeru Merery. 

iii 2 .626 

Part of address to visitors. 

Edwards in JEA 26 (1940), 1-2 pl. i 

Ṣaqqâra. Miscellaneous. 

Omit. 

Block, official and two negroes, , in N. R. Colville colln. 

Faulkner in JEA 26 (1940), 3-9 pls. ii-iv 

Omit. 




117 

Models (reconstructions) of Egyptian ships. 

Scharff in JEA 26 (1940), 41-2 pl. viii [1, 2] (from Engelbach) 

Ṣaqqâra. Mastaba of Renufer. 

iii.110-111A 

Heads of statues, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, CG 18, 19. 

Scharff in JEA 26 (1940), 46 pl. viii [3] 

Ṣaqqâra. Objects from Tombs. 

iii 2 .728 

Statue of Bedjmosi, Dyn. III, in London, British Museum, EA 171. 

Scharff in JEA 26 (1940), 46 pl. viii [4] 

Gîza. Cemetery G 4000. 

iii 2 .123 

Statue of Ḥemyunu, in Hildesheim, Roemer-und Pelizaeus-Museum, 1962. 

Scharff in JEA 26 (1940), 47 pl. ix [1] 


iii 2 .723 

Statue of Nufer, Dyn. V, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, CG 145. 


Gîza. D.61, Irkaptaḥ, Dyn. V-VI. 

iii 2 .113 

Statue of Irkaptaḥ, in Hildesheim, Roemer-und Pelizaeus-Museum, 417. 

see Scharff in JEA 26 (1940), 48 


iii 2 .728 

Statue-group, Mertiotes and Khenu, late Dyn. V, in Leiden, Rijksmuseum van Oudheden, Inv. AST.9. 


Gîza. Cemetery GIS. LG 55. Niankhre [ II], Dyn. V-VI. 

iii 2 .223 

Statue of deceased, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 53150. 


Ṣaqqâra. Pyramid of Pepy II. Mortuary Temple. 

iii 2 .429 

Alabaster statuette of King as child, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 50616. 

Scharff, A. in JEA 26 (1940), 49 pl. x [1] 

801-203-820 




118 

Pair statue, man and woman, legs much damaged, right arm of woman lost, wood, Dyn. V-VI, in 

Paris, Museé National du Louvre, N.2293. 

Scharff in JEA 26 (1940), 48 pl. x [2] 

Gîza. W. Field, Exact Provenance Unknown. 

iii 2 .176 

Statue-group of Der-senedj and wife, Dyn. V, in Berlin, Ägyptisches Museum, 23720. 

see Scharff in JEA 26 (1940), 48 

Gîza. Miscellaneous. Statues. 

iii 2 .559 

Statue-group. Mertiotes and Khenu, Dyn. IV, in Leiden, Rijksmuseum van Oudheden, Inv. D.125. 

Scharff in JEA 26 (1940), 48 pl. x [3] 

Gîza. Central Field. Mastaba of Mersuankh, Dyn. V. 

iii 2 .270 

Double-statue of deceased, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 66620. 

Scharff in JEA 26 (1940), 49-50 pl. x [4] 

Gîza. Junker Cemetery (West). Soneb. 

iii 2 .102 

Statue-group, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 51280. 

Kirwan in JEA 26 (1940), 83 pl. xvi [a] 

aAtbara (Upper Nubia) 

vii.235 

Block with remains of scene of Ramesses II with goddess, found in debris near railway. 

Davies (Nina) in JEA 26 (1940), 82 pl. xvi [b] 

Thebes. TT 85, Amenemḥab. 

i 2 .173(18) 

Architrave, fight with hyena. 

Winlock in JEA 26 (1940), 117 pl. xxi 

Lisht. N. Pyramid of Amenemḥet I. Various. 

iv.81A 

Fragment of slate bowl of Mentuḥotp (Nebtauire), in New York NY, Metropolitan Museum of Art, 

09.180.543. 

see Winlock in JEA 26 (1940), 117-118 

Karnak. 3rd Pylon. Miscellaneous. 

ii 2 .74 

Block, early Dyn. XVIII, with names of Mentuḥotp (Nebḥepetre), Mentuḥotp (Sankhkare), and a priest, 

Senusert. 




see Winlock in JEA 26 (1940), 119 note 1 

Thebes. DAN. Antef Cem. 

Omit. 

8. Magegi, temp. Antef III (Nekht-nebtepnufer), stela in New York NY, Metropolitan Museum of Art, 

14.2.6. 

Davies & Davies in JEA 26 (1940), 131-136 figs. 1-2 pls. xxii-xxv 


i 2 .181 

Plan, scenes, and description. 

Dunham in JEA 26 (1940), 138 pl. xxvii 


i 2 .794 

Statue of Amenhotep, Dyn. XVIII, in Providence RI, Rhode Island School of Design, 40.019. 

see erný in JEA 26 (1940), 162 

Thebes. DM. Inside Ptolemaic Encl. 

Omit. 

Painted statue of Hathor-cow, etc. 

see erný in JEA 26 (1940), 161-162 

Karnak, and Deir el-Medîna Temple. 

Omit. 

Notes on excavations in 1939-40 by IFAO at Karnak (Temple of Montu) and Deir el-Medîna Temple 

Votive Chapels. 

see Smither in JEA 26 (1940), 164 

Thebes. TT 383, Merymosi. 

Omit. 

Inner sarcophagus, in London, British Museum, EA 1001. 

Fairman in JEA 26 (1940), 166 [List ix] 

aAmâra. Temple on W. Bank. Hypostyle. 

vii.161 (29), (30), (31) 

Some Asiatic name-rings from base. 

see Fairman in JEA 26 (1940), 166-7 [List ix] 

Ṣulb. Temple. Column-bases. 

vii.172(23) 

Review of Simon’s book on foreign name-rings. 

see Fairman in JEA 26 (1940), 167 [List xviii] 

Sesebi. Central Temple. Vestibule. 

119 




120 

vii.173 

Asiatic name-rings from base. Review of Simon’s book on foreign name-rings. 

Gardiner in JEA 27 (1941), 1 pl. i 


Omit. 

Gold dagger, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 61584. 

Moss, R. in JEA 27 (1941), 9 pl. ii 

803-055-520 

Round-topped stela, Tunennehebkhons, wab-priest of Amun, Chiseller of the temple of Amun, and wife 

Henut-taneb, Songstress of Amun, before Osiris ‘foremost of the temple of Abydos’, and below, three 

lines of text with an invocation to various deities, including the great ennead of gods in Kher-aha, Dyn. 

XIX-XX, formerly in H. O. Cureton colln., now in London, British Museum, EA 700. 

Moss in JEA 27 (1941), 9 pl. iii [1] 

Thebes. DM. Miscellaneous. 

i 2 .716 

Stela of Amennakht before Mertseger, Dyn. XVIII, in London, British Museum, EA 374. 

Moss, R. in JEA 27 (1941), 10 pl. iii [2] 

800-505-900 

Seat of statuette of Antef V (Nubkheperre), bound captives and bull in relief on sides, ‘silacious stone’, 

formerly in M. Lavoratori colln. and at Sotheby’s in 1833, then in J. Lee colln. 

see Moss in JEA 27 (1941), 10 


i 2 .803 

False-door of Kaemmedu, Dyn. VI, formerly in Lord Amherst colln. and United Services Museum, now 

in Copenhagen, Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek, Æ.I.N.1549 

Moss in JEA 27 (1941),10 

Thebes. DM. Misc. 

Omit. 

Stela of Sitpaar, in London, British Museum, EA 360. 

see Moss, R. in JEA 27 (1941), 10 

803-050-271 

Round-topped stela, three registers, I, Iuny, Chief royal scribe, and wife Ren(n)ut(et) in adoration before 

seated Osiris and Isis, II, two seated couples with table with offerings between them, Huy, Greatest of the 

physicians, and wife, and son Khay, Greatest of the physicians of the domain of the King’s wife, and wife, 

III, on left, Re, Physician of the domain of the King’s wife, with offerings, and on right, Khay adoring 

and another man bringing offerings, temp. Sethos I, formerly in H. O. Cureton colln., now in Oxford, 

Ashmolean Museum, 1883.14. 




see Moss, R. in JEA 27 (1941), 10-11 

803-051-500 

Round-topped stela, three registers, I, left, Osiris-Onnophris seated, with Western goddess standing 

behind him, right, Anubis seated, II, three sons before Menna, Hunter, and wife seated, and a child 

standing behind them, III (left part effaced), wife and daughter before barque with a shrine containing 

anthropoid coffin, late Dyn. XVIII or early Dyn. XIX, in J. Lee colln. in the 1830s, present location not 

known. 

Faulkner in JEA 27 (1941), 15 pl. iv [6] (from drawing by Mrs Davies) 

Thebes. TT 74, Tjanuny. 

i 2 .145(5) 

Standard carried by soldier on left in fourth register. 

Faulkner in JEA 27 (1941), 15 pl. iv [9] 

Deir el-Baḥri. Great Temple. Upper Court. 

ii 2 .358(82) 

Bark-standard [carried by sailor], from upper row (on a fragment from wall to be replaced later). 

Faulkner in JEA 27, 15 pl. v [10] 

Thebes. TT 78, Haremhab. 

i 2 .153(4) 

Boat-standard in I. 

Faulkner in JEA 27 (1941), 16 pl. v [12] (from drawing by Mrs Davies) 

Deir el-Baḥri. Great Tle. Shrine of Hathor. Hypostyle. 

ii 2 .350(30) 

Horse-standard (carried by soldiers at bottom). 

Faulkner in JEA 27 (1941), 16 pl. v [13] 

Thebes. TT 85, Amenemhab. 

i 2 .171(2) 

Horse standard, carried by man with horses, in second register. 

Faulkner in JEA 27 (1941), 16 pl. v [14-17] (from drawings by Mrs Davies) 

Deir el-Baḥri. Gt. Temple. Lower Colonnade. South half. 

ii 2 .342(5) 

Hatshepsut tandard, ka standard, hawk standard, and human-headed standard, carried by soldiers at 

bottom) 

Faulkner in JEA 27 (1941), 16 pl. v [19] (from drawing by Mrs Davies) 

Deir el-Baḥri. Great Temple. Shrine of Hathor. Hypostyle. 

ii 2 .350(30) 

Bark standard carried by soldiers at bottom. 

121 




122 

Faulkner in JEA 27 (1941), 16 pl. vi [20] 


ii 2 .357(79) 

‘Lion and fan’ standard carried by soldier. 



ii 2 .350(30) 

Pendant standard carried by soldier in boat. 



ii 2 .350(30) 

Pendant standard carried by soldier at bottom. 

Faulkner in JEA 27 (1941), 16-17 pl. vi [30] (from drawing by Mrs Davies) 


i 2 .112(8) 

Pendant standard(?) carried by soldier, in 2nd register. 

Blackman in JEA 27 (1941), 83-95 pls. x-xii 

Abydos. Road to Portal of Ramesses II. 

v.44A 

Text of Stela of Sheshonk, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 66285. 

Davies, N. M. and N.de G. in JEA 27 (1941), 96-8 pl. xiii 

Thebes. TT 84, Amunedjeḥ 

i 2 .168(9) 

Two registers, Asiatics with tribute. 

Crowfoot and Davies in JEA 27 (1941), 113-130 pls. xiv, xv, xvii, xviii, xx-xxii 


i 2 .582 

Tunic of Tutankhamun, in Cairo, Eghyptian Museum, JE 62626-8. 

see JEA xviii (1941), 165 

Mît Rahîna. Ptaḥ Enclosure. Embalming House of Apis Bulls. 

iii 2 .841 

Embalming table of Necho II, alabaster, block stand of Amasis, in Cairo, Egyptian Musem, JE 86757, and 

alabaster measuring vessel of Darius, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 86754. 

JEA 28 (1942), 1 frontispiece 


Omit. 




123 

Iron dagger, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum. 

JEA 28 (1942), 38 opp. pl. iv cf. 1 

Valley of the Kings. 17. Sethos I. Room M. 

i 2 .543(43) 

The cow. 

Davies Nina in JEA 28 (1942), 50-2 pl. v 

Thebes. TT 84, Amunedjeh. 

i 2 .168(5) 

Nubians with tribute from 1st register. 

Tod in JEA 28 (1942), 53-6 pl. vi [upper] 

Alexandria. Ptolemaic Temple (?) 

iv.4A 

Gold plate with hieratic and Greek inscriptions of Ptolemy IV and Arsinoë III, formerly in King Farouk 

I’s colln. 

see Dunham and Young in JEA 28 (1942), 57-8 

Gîza. Valley temple of Menkaure. 

iii 2 .32 

Flint wand of Khufu, in Boston MA, Museum of Fine Arts, 11.765. 

JEA 29 (1943), 1 pl. i 

Gîza. G 7510, Ankh-haf. 

iii 2 .196 

Bust of deceased, in Boston MA, Museum of Fine Arts, 27.442. 

JEA 29 (1943), 1 pl. ii facing 50 

El-Bersha. Tomb 1. Djehutinakht VI. 

iv.183A 

Model of four offering-bringers, in Boston MA, Museum of Fine Arts, 21.326. 

Newberry in JEA 29 (1943), 53-4 fig. 

Ṣaqqâra. Pyramid Enclosure of Neit - ‘Salle des Lions’ 

iii 2 .431 

Block with titles of Queen. 

see Newberry in JEA 29 (1943), 75 [top] 

8 

Cylinder-seal of Queen Sebekneferure, seen with dealer in Cairo. 

Cooney in JEA 30 (1944), cf. 2-4 pls. i, ii 

Ṣaqqâra. Tomb of Haremhab. 




124 

iii 2 .657 

Fragment with officers acclaiming, in Brooklyn NY, Brooklyn Museum of Art, 32.103. 

see Gardiner in JEA 30 (1944), 25-6 pl. iii [1, 2] 

Lisht. S. Pyramid. Cachette. 

iv.82A 

Bases of statues of Sesostris I, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, CG 411-20. 

see Gardiner in JEA 30 (1944), 29 note 4. 

Ṣaqqâra. Pyramid of Pepy II. Mortuary Temple. 

iii 2 .428 

Names of lower Egyptian gods from Antechamber, E. wall, in II. 

see Gardiner in JEA 30 (1944), 32 pl. iii [3] (from Firth) 

Ṣaqqâra. Step Pyramid. Stelae of Djoser. 

iii 2 .401 

S. Tomb Room II. Tiled Room, central stela 

see Gardiner in JEA 30 (1944), 32 pl. iii [4] (from Firth) 

Ṣaqqâra. Step Pyramid. Room III. Stelae of Djoser. 

iii 2 .401 

North stela. 

Gardiner in JEA 30 (1944), 31-2, 51 pl. iv 

Madamûd. From Main Temple. 

v.145A 

Heb-sed portal of Sesostris III, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 56497. 

Gardiner in JEA 30 (1944), 34 fig. 1 

Karnak. 3rd Pylon. Shrine. Sesostris I. 

ii 2 .63 

Geographical names. 

Gardiner in JEA 30 (1944), 38 pl. v [1] 

Ṣaqqâra. Tomb of Wershnufer, Dyn. XXX or Ptol. 

iii 2 .504 

Representation of world from cover of sarcophagus, in New York NY, Metropolitan Museum of Art, 

14.7.1. 

Gardiner in JEA 30 (1944), 49 pl. vi [1] (from Borchardt) 

Abûṣîr. Pyramid of Sahure. Valley Temple. 

iii 2 .326 

Winged disk above royal boat. 




125 

Gardiner in JEA 30 (1944), 48 pl. vi [3] 

Thebes. Deir el-Baḥri. Great Temple. Shrine of Anubis. 

ii 2 .355(70) 

Winged disk above scene. 

see Gardiner in JEA 30 (1944), 47 pl. vi [4] 

Abydos. Proto-Dynastic Cemetery. 

v.55A 

Ivory comb of Wadjit, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 47176. 

Nina Davies in JEA 30 (1944), 64 pl. vii 

Thebes. TT 68, [Per]enkhmun. 

i 2 .133(1) 

Deceased and wife before three Hathor cows. 

Arkell in JEA 30 (1944), 74 

Uronarti. Finds. 

vii.144 

Cartouche from shell disk of Sesostris III, in Khartûm Museum, 3044. 

erný in JEA 31 (1945), 45, 47 fig. (from Tablets ... Belmore). 

Thebes. D.M. Sanctuary of Ptah etc. 

i 2 .708 

Stela of Ḳenḥirkhopshef, Dyn. XIX, in London, British Museum, EA 278. 

Cooney in JEA 31 (1945), 54-6 pl. i [left] 

father Itisen, in Brooklyn NY, Brooklyn Museum of Art, 37.365 

Gîza. Central Field. Rawer. Statues. 

iii 2 .267 

Statue-group of Rawer and family. 

Cooney in JEA 31 (1945), 54-6 pl. i [right] 

mother Ḥetepḥeres, in Worcester MA, Worcester Art Museum 


iii 2 .267 


Cooney in JEA 31 (1945), 54-6 pl. i [middle] 

Rawer(?), in Kansas City MO, The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, 38.11 


iii 2 .267 


Davies, Nina in JEA 32 (1946), pl. i frontispiece 




126 

Gîza. G 4561. Kaemankh. 

iii 2 .133(20) 

Two ducks from 2nd register. 

Hayes in JEA 32 (1946), 7-11 pls. ii, iiA 

Qift. Middle Temple. Stelae from Foundations. Fragments of decrees, Old Kingdom and 1st Int. Per. 

v.127A 

Fragment of 3rd decree of Pepy II, in New York NY, Metropolitan Museum of Art, 14.7.10. 

Hayes in JEA 32 (1946), 5 [h], 11-13 [h] pls. iii [upper], iiiA [upper left] 


v.127A 

Fragments, in New York NY, Metropolitan Museum of Art, 14.7.14. 

Hayes in JEA 32 (1946), 5 [h], 11 [h, fragment A] pl. iii [upper right] 


v.127A 

Fragments, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, Temp. Nos. 6.12.24.1, 2. 

Hayes in JEA 32 (1946), 5 [j], 13-16 [j] pls. iii [lower], iiiA [lower] 


v.127A 


Hayes in JEA 32 (1946), 5 [o], 16-17 [o] pls. iv, ivA 


v.127A 


Hayes in JEA 32 (1946), 5-6 [p, q], 17-19 [p, q] pl. v 


v.127A 


see erný in JEA 32 (1946), 25-7 

Thebes. TT 320. Inhapi. 

i 2 .393 

Hieratic texts of Neskhons and Pinedjem I, years 5 and 10, probably of Siamun. 

Gardiner in JEA 32 (1946), 43-56 pl. vi 

Speos Artemides. Great Speos. 

iv.163(12)-(2)A 

Long text of Ḥatshepsut. 




127 

Macadam in JEA 32 (1946), 56-60 [A] pl. vii 

Aswân. Elephantine. Temple Amenophis III. 

v.227A 

View. 

Macadam in JEA 32 (1946), 60 [B] pl. viii 

Siheil. Chapel of Anukis. 

v.253A 

Altar(?) of Sebkḥotep III, blocks, now in Brooklyn NY, Brooklyn Museum of Art. 

Macadam in JEA 32 (1946), 60-1 [c] pl. ix [upper] 

Buhen. Temple of Isis (N. Temple). Sanctuary. 

vii.130(8) 

Second stela of Deduantef, temp. Sesostris I. 

see Macadam in JEA 32 (1946), 61 [D] 


vii.220(40) 

Outer vestibule, one figure of Taharqa, from representation of altar. 

see Macadam in JEA 32 (1946), 62 

Gebel Barkal. Temple B.500 

vii.230(42) 

Outer vestibule, 5 gods from procession. 

Macadam in JEA 32 (1946), 62 [D] pl. ix [lower] 

Gebel Barkal. Gt. Temple (B.500). 

vii.220(37) 

Priestesses etc. at (25) in Hall J, and scenes on north and west walls of Sanctuary C at (29) and (30). 

Macadam in JEA 32 (1946), 62-3 [E] pl. x 

Gebel Barkal. Temple B.700. Pylon. 

vii.214 

View of outer face, and texts from inner face. 

Macadam in JEA 32 (1946), 63 [F] 

Gebel Barkal. N. Pyr. Group. VI. Q. Naldamak. 

vii.206 

Name of Queen in Meroitic hieroglyphs. 

Macadam in JEA 32 (1946), 64 [top] 

Gebel Barkal. N. Pyr. Group. VI. Q. Naldamak. 

vii.206 

Meroitic cursive text above Prince. 




128 

Macadam in JEA 32 (1946), 64 pl. xi 

Gebel Barkal. East Face of Hill. 

vii.203 

View. 

Macadam in JEA 32 (1946), 64 [G] pl. xi [upper] 

Gebel Barkal. Pyramid Field. S. Group. 

vii.207 

View. 

Nina Davies in JEA 32 (1946), 69-70 pl. xiii 

Thebes. TT 222, Hekmaetrenakht called Turo. 

i 2 .323, 324(7) 

Plan, description of scenes, funerary scenes on island etc. 

JEA 33 (1947), pl. i 


i 2 .574 

Head of King from alabaster canopic chest, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 60687. 

Hayes in JEA 33 (1947), 3-11 pl. ii 

Hierakonpolis. Tomb of Ḥaremkhauef. Late Dyn. XIII. 

v.197A 

Stela of deceased, in New York NY, Metropolitan Museum of Art, 35.7.55. 

see Macadam in JEA 33 (1947), 93 

Gebel Barkal. Great Temple. First Court. 

vii.216(18) 

Upper part of stela of Menmaetre-setepenre, in Merowe Museum, 43. 

Fairman in JEA 33 (1947), 12-33 pls. iii-vii 

Speos Artemidos. Great Speos. 

iv.164(3)-(21)A 

Texts of scenes. 

Davies and Faulkner in JEA 33 (1947), 40-46 pl. viii 

Thebes. TT 162, Kenamun. 

i 2 .275-6(1) 

Lower register, Syrian ships, etc. 

erný in JEA 33 (1947), pls. ix [1-3], x [2-3], xi [1-4] 

Wâdi el-aAllâqi. Route to Umm Qareiyât Gold-mines. 

vii.318 

Graffiti. 




129 

erný in JEA 33 (1947), 55 [37] 


vii.318 

Stela with Amun and Horus. 

erný in JEA 33 (1947), 56 [39] 


vii.318 

Text of stela dedicated to Ḥarsiesi. 

Dunham in JEA 33 (1947), 63, 64, 65 pl. xii [1] 

Tumbos. Quarry. 

vii.174 

Colossal statue, probably Taharqa or Tanutamun. 

Dunham in JEA 33 (1947), 63, 64-5 pl. xii [2, 3] 

Gebel Barkal. Temple B.700. Portico. 

vii.214 

Unfinished colossal statue, perhaps Ergamenes (head found separately), now in Merowe Museum, 21. 

Dunham in JEA 33 (1947), 63-4, 65 pls. xiii [4, 5], xiv [6, 7] 

Argo. Temple. 

vii.180 

Two colossal statues, probably Natakamani. 

Dunham in JEA 33 (1947), 65 pl. xv [8] 

Nagaa. Lion-Tle. of Apedemak. Exterior. 

vii.269 

Four divinities from south wall. 

Dunham in JEA 33 (1947), 65 fig. 10 pl. xv [9] 

Naqaa. Lion-Tle. of Apedemak. Exterior. 

vii.269 

Natakamani and prince from west wall. 

erný in JEA 33 (1947), 56 [41-3] w. figs. 2-4 

Edfu to Berenice. Wâdi Beiza. 

vii.326 

Graffiti. 

Macadam in JEA 33 (1947), 93-4 fig. 


vii.222 

Jamb of Menmaetre-setepenre, in Merowe Museum, 40. 




130 

JEA 34 (1948), frontispiece pl. i 


Omit. 

Two ushabtis, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum. 

Fairman in JEA 34 (1948), 3-11 pl. ii 

aAmâra West. Temple and Town. 

vii.159 

General plan. 

Fairman in JEA 34 (1948), 3-11 pl. ii [left] 


vii.163 

General plan of Governor’s Palace. 

Fairman in JEA 34 (1948), 3-11 pl. ii [bottom right] 


vii.163 

General plan of workshops. 

Fairman in JEA 34 (1948), 3-11 pl. v [1] 


vii.164 

Jamb of Pesiur in Palace. 

Fairman in JEA 34 (1948), 3-11 pl. vi [1] 


vii.164 

W. Gate, north thickness. 



vii.163 

Block from earlier Temple of Sethos I. 



vii.164 

Jamb of Sebaukhau from Palace, in Khartum Museum, 5774. 

see Gardiner, Sir A. in JEA 34 (1948), 19-22 

801-631-090 

Scribe statue of Amenmosi, Overseer of the treasury of Amun, Chief steward in the Western River, 




Overseer of works in the cult-temple of Ramesses III, etc., son of Pawia and Nebtyunet, lower part, grey 

granite, temp. Ramesses III, formerly with Ḥamad Ibrâhîm (dealer in Gîza), now in Cairo, Egyptian 


Hayes in JEA 34 (1948), 47-50 pls. xiii, xiv 


i 2 .844 

Palette of Esbanebded, probably temp. Takelothis I, in New York NY, Metropolitan Museum of Art, 

47.123. 

El Amir in JEA 34 (1948), 51-6 pls. xv [2-4, 6] 


iii 2 .841 

Embalming table in 1st Court 

El Amir in JEA 34 (1948), 51-6 pls. xv [5] 


iii 2 .841 

Altar of Necho in 1st Court. 

El Amir in JEA 34 (1948), 51-6 pls. xvi [3, 4] 


iii 2 .841 

Smaller embalming table in 2nd Court. 

El Amir in JEA 34 (1948), 51-6 pls. xvi [5] 

Mît Rahîna. Ptah Enclosure. Embalming House of Apis Bulls. 

iii 2 .842 

Alabaster block stand of Amasis in 2nd Court and limestone basin. 

El Amir in JEA 34 (1948), 51-6 pls. xvii [1] 


iii 2 .842 

Front part diorite bull. 



iii 2 .842 

Measuring-vase, year 34 of Darius, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 86754. 



iii 2 .841 

Smaller embalming block in 2nd Court. 

131 




132 



iii 2 .842 

Two blocks with mummified bull in wheeled kiosk. 

El Amir in JEA 34 (1948), 55 w. note 1 

Memphis. Kom el-Fakhry. Temple of Apis. 

Omit. 

Apis-stela, in Cambridge, Fitzwilliam Museum, E.74.1911. 

Hayes in JEA 34 (1948), 114-115 fig. 

El-Qusîya. Destroyed Temple of Hathor. Ptolemaic. 

iv.258A 

Glass plaque from found dep. of Ptolemy IV, in New York NY, Metropolitan Museum of Art, 48.45. 

Nina Davies in JEA 35 (1949), 14 on pl. ii 

Beni Ḥasan. 15. Baket. 

iv.153(12-)-(13)A 

Bird-trap from top register. 

Nina Davies in JEA 35 (1949), 13-20 pls. ii, iii 

Beni Ḥasan. 15. Baket III. 

iv.152(2)-(6)A 

Birds and bats from 6th register. 

Hayes in JEA 35 (1949), 43-49 fig. 1 pl. iv 

Thebes. TT 313, Ḥenenu. 

i 2 .388-9 

Stela A (reconstructed from fragments), in New York NY, Metropolitan Museum of Art, 26.3.217. 

see Hayes in JEA 35 (1949), 43 note 6, 44-5 note 2 

Thebes. TT 313, Henenu. 

i 2 .388-9 

Fragments of stelae B-D, B in New York NY, Metropolitan Museum of Art, 26.3.218. 

Säve-Söderbergh in JEA 35 (1949), 50-4 fig. 1 

Buhen. Temple Area. 

vii.138 

Stela of Ka, 2nd Int. Period, in Khartûm, Sudan National Museum, 18. 

Säve-Söderbergh in JEA 35 (1949), 54-6 fig. 2 

Buhen. Temple Area. 

vii.138 

Stela of Sepedhor, 2nd Int. Period, in Philadelphia PA, The University Museum, E.10984. 




133 

see Sainte Fare Garnot in JEA 35 (1949), 63-8 

Omit. 

Stela of Hor and Suti, temp. Amenophis III, in London, British Museum, EA 826. 

Nelson in JEA 35 (1949), 82 fig. 1 

Karnak. 3rd Pylon. Shrine of Hatshepsut. 

ii 2 .70 

Block, Queen with hdn-plant in rite of ‘bringing the foot’ before Amun-Re. 

Nelson in JEA 35 (1949), 82, 83 fig. 2 

Luxor. Temple. Room XIX. 

ii 2 .332(190) 

Amenophis III in ‘bringing the foot’ rite before Amun-Re. 


Thebes. Temple Sethos I. Room XVI. 

ii 2 .415(75) 

King in ‘bringing the foot’ rite before Amun-Re. 


Karnak. Hypostyle. Interior. 

ii 2 .46(155) 

Sethos I with nemset-vase and hdn-plant from third register. 

Nelson in JEA 35 (1949), 83, 84 fig. 5 

Medînet Habu. Great Temple. First Court. 

ii 2 .494(73) and (74) 

Ramesses III in ‘bringing the foot’ rite before Amun-Re Kamutef (2nd scene in upper register). 

Blackman and Fairman in JEA 35 (1949), 98-112 [Text 1] 

Edfu. Great Temple. 

vi.133 

Texts to scene of driving four calves. Text 1, 4th register, 4th scene at (93)-(94). 



vi.125 

Texts to scene of driving four calves. Text 2, top register, 5th scene at (35)-(38). 



vi.148 





134 



vi.137 

Texts to scene of driving four calves. Text 5, top register, 3rd scene at (123)-(124). 



vi.159 

Texts to scene of driving four calves. Text 6, 3rd register, 9th scene at (302)-(305). 



vi.164 

Texts to scene of driving four calves. Text 7, 2nd register, 13th scene at (315)-(323) . 



vi.166 

Texts to scene of driving four calves. Text 8, top register, 23rd scene at (328)-(333). 


Edfu. Great Temple. Birth House. 

vi.176 

Texts to scene of driving four calves. Text 9, 4th scene at (128)-(134). 



vi.147 




vi.143 

Texts to scene of driving four calves. Text 11, 2nd register, 2nd scene at (187). 



vi.167 

Texts to scene of driving four calves. Text 12, top register, 21st scene at (337)-(344). 

Blackman and Fairman in JEA 35 (1949), 98, 100, 106-7 pl. vii [Text 3] 

Karnak. Temple of Khons. Propylon. 

ii 2 .226(a)(3) 

Thicknesses. Ptolemy III with four calves before Min-Amun. 




135 

Piankoff in JEA 35 (1949), 113-116 pls. viii-xi 


i 2 .571 

Cryptographic text from exterior of 2nd shrine, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum. 

see Drioton in JEA 35 (1949), 117-122 


i 2 .571 

Cryptographic test from exterior of 2nd shrine, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 60666. 

Nagel in JEA 35 (1949), 129-131 pl. xii 


i 2 .113(16)-(18) 

Men with funerary furniture and vase with horse decoration from 2nd register. 

Nagel in JEA 35 (1949), 130-1 fig. 1 

8 

Vase with decoration of horses, New Kingdom, in Berlin, Ägyptisches Museum, 14412. 

Moss in JEA 35 (1949), 132-4 pl. xiii 

Gozo (Malta). 

vii.406 

Statue of Neferabet, Dyn. XIX or XX, in Valetta Museum. 

Moss in JEA 35 (1949), 134 fig. 1 

Thebes. DM. Miscellaneous. Various. 

i 2 .747 

Libation vase of Neferabet, Dyn. XIX-XX, seen by Wilkinson in possession of Athanasi. 

Vandier in JEA 35 (1949), 135-8 pl. xiv 

Serapeum. Apis XXIX, year 28 of Sesonchis III. 

iii 2 .786 

Statue-group supporting stela of Esptaḥ, in Paris, Musée du Louvre, N. 436. 

see Dunham and Macadam in JEA 35 (Dec. 1949), 141 [6] 

Nuri. Pyramid Field. 2. Amaniastabarqa. 

vii.225 

Granite stela re-used in Nu.100, in Boston MA, Museum of Fine Arts. 

Dunham and Macadam in JEA 35 (1949), 139-48 pl. xv [1a] 

Kawa. 

vii.187(a) 

Altar or stela of Taharqa in Tle. B. 




136 

Dunham and Macadam in JEA 35 (1949), 139-48 pl. xv [5b] 

Kawa. 

vii.187(b) 

Mention of Alara on stela of Taharqa in Tle. B. 

Dunham and Macadam in JEA 35 (1949),139-48 pl. xv [5c] 

Kawa. 

vii.187(c) 

Mention of Alara on stela of Taharqa in Tle. B. 

Dunham and Macadam in JEA 35 (1949), 139-48 pl. xv [5d] 

Kawa. 

vii.188(36) 

Mention of Alara in text Aman-nête-yerike in Tle. T. 

Dunham and Macadam in JEA 35 (1949), 139-48 pl. xv [28c] 

Kawa. 

vii.184 and 190 

Prenomen Harsiotef. 


Kawa. 

vii.188(32)-(34) 

Queen Kasaqa in scene in Tle. T. 

Dunham and Macadam in JEA 35 (1949), 139-48 pl. xv [40d] 

Kawa. 

vii.183 

Cartouche-plaques of Malenaqeñ. 

Dunham and Macadam in JEA 35 (1949), 139-48 pl. xv [50e] 

Kawa. 

vii.187 

Stela, double-scene, Anlamani and Nasalsa. 


Old Dongola. 

vii.193 

Mention of Alara on Nastaseñ stela. 

Dunham and Macadam in JEA 35 (1949), 139-48 pl. xvi [51c] 

Old Dongola. 

vii.193 

Stela of Nastaseñ. 




137 

Dunham and Macadam in JEA 35 (1949), 139-48 pl. xvi [55] 

Old Dongola. 

vii.193 

Pelkha on stela of Nastaseñ. 

Dunham and Macadam in JEA 35 (1949), 139-48 pl. xvi [65b] 

Old Dongola. 

vii.193 

Sakhmakh on stela of Nastaseñ. 

Dunham and Macadam in JEA 35 (1949), 139-48 pl. xvi [61a] 

Kurru. 

vii.197 

Piankhy name from ushabti. 


Kurru. 

vii.197 

Mention of Alara on stela Tabiry (Tomb 53), in Khartum, Sudan National Museum, 1901. 


Kurru. 

vii.197 

Mention Kasaqa on stela Tabiry (Tomb 53), in Khartum, Sudan National Museum, 1901. 


Kurru. 

vii.195 

Fragment of offering-table of Kashta (Tomb1). 

Dunham and Macadam in JEA 35 (1949), 139-48 pls. xv [37, a, b, c, e] 

Kurru. 

vii.195 

Offering-table, etc. of Kheñsa (Tomb 4). 

Dunham and Macadam in JEA 35 (1949), 139-48 pls. xvi [48] 

Kurru. 

vii.195 

Offering-table of Ñaparaye (Tomb 3). 

Dunham and Macadam in JEA 35 (1949), cf. 139-48 pls. XVI [52] 

Kurru. 

vii.197 

Ushabti of Nefrukekashta (Tomb 52). 




138 

Dunham and Macadam in JEA 35 (1949), 139-48 pl. xvi [63a] 

Kurru. 

vii.196 

Name of Queen Qalhata (Tomb 5). 

Dunham and Macadam in JEA 35 (1949), 139-48 pl. xvi [68a, c, d] 

Kurru. 

vii.196 

Offering-table, etc. of Sabacon (Tomb 15). 

Dunham and Macadam in JEA 35 (1949),139-48 pl. xvi [69a] 

Kurru. 

vii.197 

Ushabti of Shebitku (Tomb 18). 

Dunham and Macadam in JEA 35 (1949), 139-48 pl. xvi [72] 

Kurru. 

vii.197 

Stela of Tabiry (Tomb 53). 

Dunham and Macadam in JEA 35 (1949),139-48 pl. xvi [76b, d] 

Kurru. 

vii.197 

Canopic-jar, etc. of Tanwetamani (Tomb 16). 

Dunham and Macadam in JEA 35 (1949), 139-48 pl. xvi [76e] 

Sanam. 

vii.201 

Block, possibly of Tanwetamani. 


Gebel Barkal. 

vii.209(4) with note 

Name of Abar from Tle. 300. 


Gebel Barkal. 

vii.222 

Statue Akhratañ from Tle. 500. 

Dunham and Macadam in JEA 35 (1949), 139-48 pl. xv [8] 

Gebel Barkal. 

vii.221 

Statue Amanimalel from Tle. 500. 




139 


Gebel Barkal. 

vii.221 

Stats. Anlamani from Tle. 500. 

Dunham and Macadam in JEA 35 (1949), 139-48 pl. xv [18f] 

Gebel Barkal. 

vii.221 

Statue Aspelta from Tle. 500. 


Gebel Barkal. 

vii.218 

Atasamale on stela of Harsiotef. 


Gebel Barkal. 

vii.218 

Batahaliye on stela of Harsiotf. 


Gebel Barkal. 

vii.218 

Stela of Harsiotef. 


Gebel Barkal. 

vii.214 

Khalese on pylon of Tle. 700. 

Dunham and Macadam in JEA 35 (1949),139-48 pl. xv [36] 

Gebel Barkal. 

vii.216 

Stela of Khaliut from Tle. 500. 

Dunham and Macadam in JEA 35 (1949), 142 [1b] 

Gebel Barkal. 

vii.217 footnote. 

Dunham and Macadam in JEA 35 (1949), 141 pl. xv [2a] 

Nûri. 

vii.231 

Name from ushabti from Tomb 38. 




140 

Dunham and Macadam in JEA 35 (1949), 141 pl. xv [3] 

Nûri. 

vii.231 

Ushabti of Akhrasan from Tomb 32. 


Nûri. 

vii.228 

Cartouche from lintel from Tomb 14. 

Dunham and Macadam in JEA 35 (1949), 141 pl. xv [6b, d] 

Nûri. 

vii.225 

Plaque and cylinder Amaniastabarqa from Tomb 2. 


Nûri. 

vii.233 

Stela Amanibakhi from Church (Nu 100). 

Dunham and Macadam in JEA 35 (1949), 142 pl. xv [9b, c, d] 

Nûri. 

vii.227 

Tablet, etc., Amani-nataki-lebte from Tomb 10. 

Dunham and Macadam in JEA 35 (1949), 142 pls. xv [10b] 

Nûri. 

vii.230 

Plaque of Amanitakaye from Tomb 26. 

Dunham and Macadam in JEA 35 (1949), 142 pl. xv [10c] 

Nûri. 

vii.230 

Cylinder of Amanitakaye from Tomb 26. 

Dunham and Macadam in JEA 35 (1949), 142 pl. xv [11a, c] 

Nûri. 

vii.228 

Blocks Aman-nete-yerike from Tomb 12. 


Nûri. 

vii.240 

Gold plaque of Amtalqa. 




141 

Dunham and Macadam in JEA 35 (1949), 142 pl. xv [12b, c] 

Nûri. 

vii.227 

Sheath, etc., Amtalqa from Tomb 9. 

Dunham and Macadam in JEA 35 (1949), 142 pl. xv [13b, c, d] 

Nûri. 

vii.229 

Plaque, etc., Analmaaye from Tomb 18. 

Dunham and Macadam in JEA 35 (1949), 142 pl. xv [14a, b] 

Nûri. 

vii.226 

Stela, etc., Anlamani from Tomb 6. 


Nûri. 

vii.232 

Ushabti of Artaha from Tomb 58. 


Nûri. 

vii.232 

Ushabti and scarab Asata from Tomb 42. 

Dunham and Macadam in JEA 35 (1949), 142 pls. xv [18a, b, d, e] 

Nûri. 

vii.226-7 

Name Aspelta from Tomb 8. 


Nûri. 

vii.231 

Canopic jar etc., Atakhebaskeñ from Tomb 36. 


Nûri. 

vii.233 

Off.-table Atasamale from Tomb 61. 


cartouche 

Nûri. 

vii.229 




142 

Alabaster tablet of Atlansera, in Boston MA, Museum of Fine Art. 20.765. 


Nûri. 

vii.232 

Ushabti and scarab Atmataka from Tomb 55. 


Nûri. 

vii.229 

Stela of Baskakereñ from Tomb 17. 


Nûri. 

vii.232 

Stela of Batahaliya from Tomb 44. 

Dunham and Macadam in JEA 35 (1949), 143 pl. xv [28d] 

Nûri. 

vii.228 

Block Harsiotef from Tomb 13. 


cartouche 

Nûri. 

vii.231 

Offering-table of Henutirdis from Tomb 34. 


title 

Nûri. 

vii.231 

Frags. and plaque Ḥenuttakhebit from Tomb 28. 

Dunham and Macadam in JEA 35 (1949), 144 pl. xv [32b] 

cartouche 

Nûri. 

vii.226 

Plaque Karkamani from Tomb 7. 

Dunham and Macadam in JEA 35 (1949), 142 pl. xv [12d] 

Nûri. 

vii.227 

Cartouche. 




143 

Dunham and Macadam in JEA 35 (1949), 142 pl. xv [12e] 

Meroë. 

vii.240 

Plaque of Amtalqa from City. 


Meroë. 

vii.254 

Stela of Karibeñ from S. Gp. (Pyr.-Field). 

Dunham and Macadam in JEA 35 (1949), 145 pl. xvi [47] 

Meroë. 

vii.257 

Ushabti of Mernua from S.85. 


Meroë. 

vii.259 

Offering-table of Weterik, from S. Gp. 

Dunham and Macadam in JEA 35 (1949), 145 pl. xvi [44d] 

Gebel Barkal. 

vii.218 

Name Malewiebamani from Adoption-stela. 


Gebel Barkal. 

vii.214 

Peltaseñ on pylon of Tle. 700. 

Dunham and Macadam in JEA 35 (1949), 146 pl. xvi [65a] 

Gebel Barkal. 

vii.216(9) 

Stela of Sakhmakh, Tle. 500. 

Dunham and Macadam in JEA 35 (1949), 146 pls. xvi [66] 

Gebel Barkal. 

vii.214 

Stela of ...salka on pylon Tle. 700. 

Dunham and Macadam in JEA 35 (1949), 147 pl. xvi [67c] 

Gebel Barkal. 

vii.221 

Statue Senkameniskeñ Tle. 500. 




144 


Gebel Barkal. 

vii.221 

Statue Taharqa. 


Gebel Barkal. 

vii.209 

Tekahatameni in Tle. 300. 


Gebel Barkal. 

vii.214 

Yeturow on pylon, Tle. 200. 


Gebel Barkal. 

vii.221 

Two statues of Tanwetamani. 

Dunham and Macadam in JEA 35 (1949), 144 pl. xvi [38b] 

Nûri. 

vii.230 

Sheath of Madiqeñ from Tomb 27. 


Nûri. 

vii.233 

Scarab of Malaqaye from Tomb 59. 

Dunham and Macadam in JEA 35 (1949), 144 pl. xvi [40b, c] 

Nûri. 

vii.225 

Plaque, etc., Malenaqeñ from Tomb 5. 


Nûri. 

vii.232 

Scarab of Maletaral I from Tomb 41. 


Nûri. 

vii.230 

Ushabti of Maletaral II from Tomb 25. 




145 


Nûri. 

vii.232 

Ushabti of Maletaseñ from Tomb 39. 


Nûri. 

vii.229 

Foundation deposit, from Tomb 19. 

Dunham and Macadam in JEA 35 (1949), 145 pl. xvi [44b, c] 

Nûri. 

vii.227-8 

Plaque, etc., Malewiebamani from Tomb 11. 


Nûri. 

vii.230 

Ushabti of Masalaye from Tomb 23. 


Nûri. 

vii.232 

Ushabti of Meqemale from Tomb 40. 


Nûri. 

vii.230 

Tablet Ñasalsa from Tomb 24. 


Nûri. 

vii.228 

Mirror of Nastaseñ from Tomb 15. 


Nûri. 

vii.230 

Plaque of Piankhariteñ from Tomb 25. 


Nûri. 

vii.232 

Ushabti of Piankh-her from Tomb 57. 




146 


Nûri. 

vii.231 

Found. tablet of Piankhqew-qa from Tomb 29. 


Nûri. 

vii.231 

Ushabti of Sakaaye from Tomb 31. 


Nûri. 

vii.232 

Poss. tomb of Sakhmakh, Tomb 56. 


Nûri. 

vii.225 

Tablet Senkamaniskeñ, from Tomb 3. 

Dunham and Macadam in JEA 35 (1949), 147 pl. xvi [70a, b, e] 

Nûri. 

vii.225 

Stela, etc., Siaspiqa, from Tomb 4. 


Nûri. 

vii.232 

Ushabti of Tagtal, from Tomb 45. 


Nûri. 

vii.223 

Canopic-jar of Taharqa, from Tomb 1. 


Nûri. 

vii.229 

Stela of Talakhamani from Tomb 16. 

Dunham and Macadam in JEA 35 (1949), 148 pl. xvi [79a] 

Nûri. 

vii.232 

Name of Yeturow from Tomb 53. 




147 

Dunham and Macadam in JEA 35 (1949), 142, 143, 147 pls. xv [16, 27], xvi [71] 

Karnak. Mut Enclosure. A. Tle of Khonspeḳhrod. Finds. 

ii 2 .272 

Names from legs of statue of Ḥaremakhet, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 49157. 

Cooney, J. D. in JEA 35 (1949), 153-7 pl. xvii 

801-440-070 

Block statue of Senusert-senbefni, Steward of the reckoning of cattle, son of Dedet (mother), dedicated by 

brother Redenptah, wab priest of the roof, with small figure of wife(?) Itneferusonb at front, and text 

mentioning Ptah-Sokari, quartzite, late Dyn. XII, formerly in Comte de Pourtalès-Gorgier and Lord 

Amherst collns. and at Sotheby’s in 1921, now in Brooklyn Museum, 39.602. (Probably from the 

Memphite area.) 

see Gardiner in JEA 36 (1950, 4 [1] 

Thebes. Temple of Sethos I. Room V. 

ii 2 .412(50) 

Purification scene. 

see Gardiner in JEA 36 (1950), 4 [2] 

Karnak. Hypostyle. Interior. 

ii 2 .49(160) 

Ramesses II purified at (160). 


Medinet Habu. Great Temple. 2nd Court. 

ii 2 .502(107) 

Ramesses III purified. 

see Gardiner in JEA 36 (1950), 4 [4] pl. i [upper] 

Karnak. Temple of Khons. 

ii 2 .236 

Ramesses IV purified at (40) II, 3. 



ii 2 .230 

Herihor purified at II, 9. 



ii 2 .238(65) 

Ramesses IV purified at (1). 





148 

Karnak. Festival Temple. Room XLII. 

ii 2 .126(457) 

Tuthmosis III purified. 


Karnak. Festival Temple. Room XXVI. 

ii 2 .118(383) 

Tuthmosis III purified. 


Luxor. Rooms XIV and XVII 

ii 2 .329(169-170) 

Amenophis III purified. 


Luxor. Rooms XIV and XVII 

ii 2 .328(157) 

Amenophis III purified. 


Karnak. Great Temple. Hypostyle. Interior. 

ii 2 .45(154) 

Sethos I purified in III, 2. 


Karnak. Girdle Wall. 

ii 2 .128(466) 

Ramesses II leaves palace, is carried, is purified. 


Karnak. 8th Pylon, scene at II 1. 

ii 2 .175(519) 

Ramesses III purified. 


Karnak. 9th Pylon. 

Omit. 

Ramesses IV purified. 


Karnak. Court between 3rd and 4th Pylons. 

Omit. 

Ramesses IX purified at (184). 




149 


Karnak. P. Temple of Re-Harakhti, dedicated by Taharqa. 

ii 2 .221(19)-(20) 

Taharqa purified. 


Karnak. Temple M. 

ii 2 .210(24) 

Ram. II (?) purified, from intercolumnar wall. 


Karnak. Temple N. 

ii 2 .218(36), (37) 

Ramesses II (?) purified from N. wall. 

Gardiner in JEA 36 (1950), 5 [27] pl. i [lower] (from Capart) 

Heliopolis. Miscellaneous. Various. 

iv.64A 

Relief, Sethos I purified, in Brussels, Musées Royaux d’Art et d’Histoire, E.407. 

see Gardiner in JEA 36 (1950), 5 [E, 6A] 

Medîet Habu. Great Temple. Rooms 20-1. 

ii 2 .510(148) 

Ramesses III with Atum purified by Inmutef (called Horus). 

Habachi in JEA 36 (1950), 13-18 pl. iii 

Elephantine. Rock-texts. Hassawanarti. 

v.229A 

Text of Humen, Dyn. XVIII. 

Hayes in JEA 36 (1950), 19-23 pls. iv-viii 

Thebes. TT 71, Senmut. 

i 2 .141 

Sarcophagus, restored from fragments, in New York NY, Metropolitan Museum of Art, 31.3.95. 

Arkell in JEA 36 (1950), pl. ix [1] 

aAbd el-Qâdir. ‘Hieroglyph Hill’. 

vii.140 

View of site. 

see Arkell in JEA 36 (1950), 24-5 

Dibeira East. Rock Tomb of Djehutihotep. 

vii.128 

Description. 




150 

Arkell in JEA 36 (1950), 25-6 [2, 4-7] pl. ix [2, 4] 


vii.140 

Rock texts of Antef, etc., Dyn. XI. 

Arkell in JEA 36 (1950), 26 [3] pl. ix [3] 


vii.140 

Rock text of ... sensobk-bebi, Old Kingdom(?). 

see Arkell in JEA 36 (1950), 27 

aAbd el-Qâdir. Fort. 

vii.140 

Description. 

Arkell in JEA 36 (1950), 28-30 [2] fig. 1 pl. x 

aAbd el-Qâdir. Gebel Sheikh Suleiman. 

vii.140 

Relief with boat and name of Zer. 

Arkell in JEA 36 (1950), 30 [3, 4] 


vii.140 

Texts of hieratic graffiti of Raheba, etc., Middle Kingdom 

Arkell in JEA 36 (1950), 30 [5-8] 


vii.140 

Texts of graffiti of Sonb, etc., New Kingdom 

Arkell in JEA 36 (1950), 30-1 [9-20] pl. ix [5, 6] 


vii.140 

Texts of grafitti of Antef, etc., Middle Kingdom 

Arkell in JEA 36 (1950), 31 [22] 


vii.140 

Hieratic graffito of Patjui etc., New Kingdom 


Gebel Abri. 

vii.166 




151 

Rock engraving, king wearing double-crown and holding w3s sceptre, and figure of bull. 


Gebel Abri. 

vii.166 

Black granite base of double-statue with name of Amenophis III, in Khartûm, Sudan National Museum. 


Gebel Abri. 

vii.166 

Lintel of Heḳanakht and jamb of Harnakht, in Khartûm, Sudan National Museum. 


Island of Sai. Miscellaneous. 

vii.165 

Fragments of statues, in Khartûm, Sudan National Museum (one head, 3828). 


Sabu. East Bank. 

vii.174 

Graffito of Djehutimosi, Scribe, at north end of cliffs. 


Argi. Cemetery. Dyn. XXV. 

vii.193 

Offering table, found at Wad Shabbo. 


Gebel Barkal. 

vii.203 

View showing presumed colossal statues, possibly Taharqa. 

Arkell in JEA 36 (1950), 36-8 fig. 4 

El-Kenîsa. Ḥagar el-Merwa. 

vii.233 

Boundary-text of Tuthmosis I and III. 

Arkell in JEA 36 (1950), 38-9 

El-Kenîsa. Ḥagar el-Merwa. 

vii.233 

Graffiti of Queen Aḥmosi and of Senhotep. 


El-Kenîsa. Remains of Fort, Tuthmosis I. 




152 

vii.233 

Description. 


Isnabir. 

vii.278 

Scarab of Amenophis III, in Khartûm, Sudan National Museum, 386. 


Wâdi Mugaddam. Umm Harot. 

vii.272 

Two scarabs, in Khartûm, Sudan National Museum, 4969/1, 2. 


Sennar. 

vii.273 

Scarab, Napatan, from Kosti, in Khartûm, Sudan National Museum, 3562. 


Sennar. 

vii.273 

Scarab of Sabacon, from Sennar, in Khartûm, Sudan National Museum, 3643. 

Moss in JEA 36 (1950), 41-2 fig. 1 

Dibeira East. Rock Tomb. Djehutihotep. 

vii.128 

Lintel and jambs of Ruiu and Runa. 

Moss in JEA 36 (1950), 42 

Serra East Cemeteries. Finds. 

vii.128 

Inscribed fragments, etc., in Khartûm, Sudan National Museum, 3763, 3739. 

see Moss in JEA 36 (1950), 42 

Buhen. Temple Area. Finds. 

vii.138 

Statuette of Amenemhet, Dyn. XVIII, in Philadelphia PA, The University Museum, E.10980. 

Macadam in JEA 36 (1950), 43-6 pl. xi [1, 2] 

Serra West. Miscellaneous. 

vii.128 

Two sandstone stelae, in Khartûm, Sudan National Museum, 5162, 5261. 

Macadam in JEA 36 (1950), 46-7 pl. xi [3] 




153 

Gebel Dabarôsa. 

vii.128 

Sandstone stela, in Khartûm, Sudan National Museum, 3725. 

Macadam in JEA 36 (1950), 47 pl. xi [4] 

Argûn. West Bank. 

vii.128 

Three fragments of a lintel, in Khartûm, Sudan National Museum, 3732. 

see Blackman and Fairman in JEA 36 (1950), 81 

Karnak. Festival Temple. Room XX. 

ii 2 .116(374) 

God Tjeni in scene of King offering cattle. 

see Moss in JEA 36 (1950), 112-113 

Wâdi Agag. 

vii. 320 

Rock-stela of Setyemhab, temp. Sethos II. 

Lansing, A. in JEA 37 (1951), 3-4 pl. i 

800-701-600 

Head wearing blue crown, probably Tutankhamun, with hand of deity at the back, from coronationgroup, 

in New York NY, Metropolitan Museum of Art, 50.6. 

Shinnie in JEA 37 (1951), 4-11 pl. ii [1] 

aAmara West. Town-Enclosure. 

vii.159A 

Description of Temple of Ramesses II. 

Shinnie in JEA 37 (1951), 4-11 pl. ii [1] 

aAmara West. Town Enclosure. 

vii.164A 

View of West Gate. 

Shinnie in JEA 37 (1951), 4-11 pl. iii [3] 


vii.164A 

View of Town Enclosure Wall. 

Shinnie in JEA 37 (1951), 6 fig. 1 


vii.164A 

Plan of West Gate. 




Wild in JEA 37 (1951), 12-16 fig. 1 pl. iv [1] 

Siheil. Chapel of Anukis. Altar of Sebekhotep III. 

v.253A 

Two blocks from one side, in possession of M. H. Dufour in Cairo (formerly in A. Bircher colln.), now 

in Brooklyn NY, Brooklyn Museum of Art. 

Habachi in JEA 37 (1951), 17 pl. v [2] 


v.253A 


see Habachi in JEA 37 (1951), 17 n. 2 

Aswân. Miscellaneous. 

v.243A 

Block-statue of Ken with shrine of Anukis, and wooden shrine etc., in Turin, Museo Egizio, 3016, 2446. 

see Habachi in JEA 37 (1951), 17-19 


v.253A 

Discussion of provenance of altar of Sebekhotep III. 

Habachi in JEA 37 (1951), 19 pl. v [2] 

Siheil. Rock Texts. Lesser Texts. 

v.253A 

Graffito of Mekar(?)-pefri, Ramesside (?) [=de Morgan, 97 [170]]. 

Macadam in JEA 37 (1951), 20-1 pl. iv [2] 

Siheil. Chapel of Anukis. Altar of Sebekhotep III. 

v.253A 

Another block from altar with figures of relatives (from Bankes MSS.). 

Macadam in JEA 37 (1951), 23-28 pl. vi 

Between Gebel-el-Silsila and Naga Hammâdi. Road from Armant to Naga Ḥammadi - Wâdi el-Hôl. 

vii.277 

Stela of Sebekhotep III. 

Faulkner in JEA 37 (1951), 47-52 pl. vii 

Abydos. Miscellaneous. 

v.95A 

Stela of Rudjaḥau, Dyn. XI, in London, British Museum, EA 159. 

see Gardiner in JEA 37 (1952), 111 


i 2 .555 

154 




155 

Alabaster statue-group, fragments, Amenophis II purified by Horus, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, CG 

24157. 

Faulkner in JEA 38 (1952), 3-5 frontispiece 


v.102A 

Stela of Shen, temp. Sesostris I, formerly in Kinnaird and W. A. Hearst collns., now in Los Angeles CA, 

County Museum of Art, 50.33.31 

Gardiner in JEA 38 (1952), 6-23 pls. ii-ix 

Karnak. Festival Temple. Exterior. 

ii 2 .126(462) 

Remains of text of Tuthmosis III. 

see Gardiner in JEA 38 (1952), 24-33 

Nauri. 

vii.174 

Rock-stela, year 4 of Sethos I. 

Nims in JEA 38 (1952), 34-45 figs. 1, 2, 3 [top, and mid. left] 

Medînet Habu. Great Temple. Outer Enclosure Wall. 

ii 2 .482 

Names of divinities and localities, Ramesses VI. 

Nims in JEA 38 (1952), 38, 39, 45 fig. 3 [middle] 

Medînet Habu. Great Temple. 

ii 2 .505(112) 

Names. [MHA. 318] 



ii 2 .513(166) 

Names. [MHA. 529] 



ii 2 .517(186) 

Names. [MHA. 49:24, 37] 

Nims in JEA 38(1952), 39, 45 fig. 3 [bottom] 

Karnak. 3rd Pylon. Miscellaneous. 

ii 2 .74 

Fragments of geographical list of Amenophis I. 




156 

Caminos in JEA 38(1952), 46-61 pls. x, xi 

West Silsila. Royal stelae. 

v.213A 

Rock-stela of Sesonchis I. 

Cassirer in JEA 38 (1952), 128-30 figs. 1-6 

8 

Small plaque (‘stela’) of Heh, temp. Amenophis III, formerly in possession of Dr. Eric Cassirer, now in 

New York NY, Metropolitan Museum of Art, 55.78. 

Aldred in JEA 38 (1952), 130-1 fig. 

El-Salmîya. 

v.169A 

Shell of Amenemḥet II, formerly in F. G. Hilton Price colln. 1433, now in Edinburgh, Royal Museum of 

Scotland, 1951.322. 

Gardiner in JEA 39 (1953), 5-6 fig. 

Deceased with text in II, 1 

Ṣaqqâra. Between Monastery of Apa Jeremias and Sekhemkhet’s Enclosure. Tomb of Haremhab. 

iii 2 .659 

King and Queen, etc., with registers, etc. II, block in Leiden, Rijksmuseum van Oudheden 

Inv.H.III.PPPP, QQQQ. 


Text above Egyptian officers 


iii 2 .661 

Bowing courtiers, and text above, blocks, in Berlin, Ägyptisches Museum, 22663 and Vienna, 

Kunsthistorisches Museum, Inv. 214. 

Gardiner in JEA 39 (1953), 5 n. 1 fig. 3 


iii 2 .656 

Block with Egyptian courtiers, in Berlin, Ägyptisches Museum, 22663. 

Gardiner in JEA 39 (1953), 3-12 


iii 2 .656 

Scene of deceased with Syrians, in Leiden, Berlin and Vienna. General account of whole scene. 

Gardiner, Sir A. in JEA 39 (1953), 13-31 pls. i, ii (text) 

800-642-650 

Double-statue, Haremhab (head lost) and Queen Mutnedjemt, with coronation text on back, captives on 

King’s side of seat, and female sphinx on Queen’s side, granodiorite (as black granite in most publications), 




157 

in Turin, Museo Egizio, Cat. 1379. 

see Gardiner in JEA 39 (1953), 14, 28-31 

Mît Rahîna.Temple of Ptaḥ. Found in front of Pylon. 

iii 2 .832 

Fragment 1 of quartzite stela of Haremhab with coronation-text. 

Aldred, C. in JEA 39 (1953), 48-9 pl. iii [a, b] (as basalt) 

800-731-300 

Head of royal statue wearing khat headdress, probably Amenophis II, greywacke, in Edinburgh, Royal 

Museum of Scotland, 1951.346. 

Aldred in JEA 39 (1953), 49 pl. iii [c] 


ii 2 .139 

Upper part green basalt statue of Amenophis II, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, CG 42077. 

see Aldred in JEA 39 (1953), 49 n. 2 

Abydos. Miscellaneous. Statues. 

v.100A 

Seated statuette of Senusert, son of Idut, Middle Kingdom, formerly in F. G. Hilton Price and W. R. 

Hearst collns., now in Edinburgh, Royal Museum of Scotland, 1952.137. 

see Aldred in JEA 39(1953), 49 n. 2 

Abydos. Miscellaneous. Statues. 

v.100A 

Standing statuette of Meseḥi (?), Middle Kingdom, in Edinburgh, Royal Museum of Scotland, 1952.158. 

Habachi in JEA 39 (1953), 50-9 fig. 1 

Siheil. Rock texts. Lesser Texts. 

v.252A 

Text of Antef, ded. by Hekaib-ankh, Dyn. XII. 

Habachi in JEA 39 (1953), 54 

Elephantine. Cult-Chapels of Hekaib. 

v.229A 

Text of lower part statue of Hekaib-ankh, in Aswan Museum. 

Habachi in JEA 39 (1953), 54-5 

Elephantine. Cult-Chapels of Hekaib. 

v.229A 

Text of standing statue of same man, ded. by brother Amenysonb, in Aswan Museum. 

Habachi in JEA 39 (1953), 57 n. 3 




158 

Island of Siheil. Island S. of Siheil (Ras Siheil). 

v.253A 

Part of text of [Usersatit], Viceroy of Kush. 



v.253A 

Discussion of dating. 

Needler in JEA 39 (1953), 60-75 fig. 1 pl. iv 

8 

Gaming-board, New Kingdom, formerly in W. MacGregor colln., now in Toronto, Royal Ontario 

Museum, B.3573. 

Needler in JEA 39 (1953), 71-2, 73 [5] fig. 2 (As in New York NY, Metropolitan Museum of Art) 

Thebes. Misc. aAsasîf and D. el B. Cemetery 700. 

i 2 .621 

Draughts-board from tomb of Neferkhaut (729), in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 65372. 

see Needler in JEA 39(1953), 73 [6] 

8 

Draughts-board of Ḥatshepsut, in Paris, Musée du Louvre, N.660. 

see Needler in JEA 39 (1953), 74 [8] 


i 2 .845 

Faience games-board of Amenmosi, Dyn. XVIII, in Paris, Musée du Louvre, N.1605. 


Omit. 

Faience games-board, uninscribed, from Thebes, formerly in W. MacGregor colln., now in Brooklyn 

NY, Brooklyn Museum of Art, 49.56. 

Needler in JEA 39 (1953), 74 [13] fig. 3 

8 

Wooden games board of Harmosi, probably temp. Tuthmosis III, in Cambridge, Fitzwilliam Museum, 

E.29.1940. 


Ṣaqqâra. E and SE of Pyramid of Teti. Mortuary Temple Area. Finds. 

iii 2 .559 

Draughts board of Kha, temp. Sethos I, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, CG 68001. 

Meredith in JEA 39 (1953), 98 pl. vi [3] 




159 

Wâdi Ḥammamât. Dyn. XXV-XXX. 

vii.336A 

View of graffiti in Quarry of Nektanebos I and II. 

Shinnie in JEA 39 (1953), 109-110 fig. 

Faras. Mastaba Field. 

vii.125A 

Steatite head of Tutankhamun(?), in Khartum, Sudan National Museum, 5829. 

Gardiner in JEA 40 (1954), 40-44 fig. 1 

Valley of the Kings. KV 14, Queen Tausert. 

i 2 .527 

Discussion of cartouches of Merneptaḥ-Siptaḥ usurped by Sethos II and of Queen usurped by Setnakht. 

Gardiner in JEA 40 (1954), 43 

Valley of the Kings. KV 14, Queen Tausert. 

i 2 .531 

Dates from hieratic graffiti in Side-Rooms off J. 

Aldred, C. in JEA 41 (1955), 3-8 pl. i 

800-694-150 

Statue of Ramesses IX prostrate holding naos with scarab-beetle, lower right leg lost, green schist, 

formerly in Lord Lonsdale and C. T. Trechmann collns., now in Edinburgh, Royal Museum of Scotland, 

1965.1. (Probably from Heliopolis.) 

see Aldred, C. in JEA 41 (1955), 5 

800-627-520 

Statuette of Amenophis III kneeling with offering-stand, green steatite, formerly in W. MacGregor, W. 

M. A. Reid and A. Gallatin collns. and at Sotheby’s in 1922, 1934 and 1954, now in New York NY, 


see Aldred, C. in JEA 41 (1955), 7-8 

801-650-145 

Statue of Khaemweset (son of Ramesses II) holding [an object], upper part, probably basalt, in Brussels, 

Musées Royaux d’Art et d’Histoire, E.6721. 

Faulkner in JEA 41 (1955), 18-29 

Omit. 

Vizier-text from TT 100, Rekhmire (commentary on text published by Davies). 

Goedicke in JEA 41 (1955), 31 

8 

Epithet from a false-door of Dyn. VI, in San Francisco CA, M. H. de Young Memorial Museum, B 60 x 

17. 




160 

Caminos in JEA 41 (1955), 51-4 pl. xii [4] 

Gebel Silsila. Shrines near River and N. of Royal Shrines. 

v.214A 

View showing shrines of Ametju, etc. 

Caminos in JEA 41 (1955), 51-4 pl. xiii [1] 


v.215-216A 

View of exterior of shrine, name lost. 



v.216A 

Shrine of Djehutimosi, rear wall. 



v.214A 

Shrine of Sennufer, S. wall. 



v.215A 

View of shrine of Ametju. 

Caminos in JEA 41 (1955), 55 

Wâdi el-Shaṭṭ el Rigâl. Khôr Tangûra. 

v.208A 

Rock-text of Senmut, New Kingdom 

Bosse-Griffiths in JEA 41 (1955), 56-60, 62-3 pl. xiv 

Ṣaqqâra. Tombs Position unknown. Ptahmosi. 

iii 2 .712 

Stela of Ptahmosi and Meryptah, temp. Amenophis III, upper part in Leiden, Rijksmuseum van 

Oudheden, Inv. AP.11, lower part in London, Petrie Museum, 14463. 

Bosse-Griffiths in JEA 41 (1955), 56-60, 62-3 pl. xv [right] 

Ṣaqqâra. Tombs Position unknown. Ptahmosi. 

iii 2 .712 

Stela of Djehutimosi, dedicated by son of Ptahmosi, in Florence, Museo Archeologico, 2565. 

Bosse-Griffiths in JEA 41 (1955), 60 [B] pl. xv [left] 

Ṣaqqâra. 

iii 2 .727 




Statue of Ptahmosi, son of Menkheper, temp. Amenophis III, in Florence, Museo Archeologico, 1790. 

Bosse-Griffiths in JEA 41 (1955), 60 [D] fig. 1 

Ṣaqqâra. Tombs of position unknown. Ptahmosi. 

iii 2 .713 

Triangular stela with Ankh-ptaḥ before deceased, temp. Amenophis III, in Florence, Museo Archeologico, 

2537. 

see Bosse-Griffiths in JEA 41 (1955), 62-3 

Omit. 

Statuette of Djehutimosi grinding grain, temp. Tuthmosis III to Amenophis III, in Paris, Musée du 

Louvre, E.2749 (N.792). 

Cassirer in JEA 41 (1955), 72-4 fig. and pl. xix 

Thebes. aAsâsîf. At Foot of Causeways. 

i 2 .621 

Statue-group, Neferkhaut and Rennufer, temp. Tuthmosis I-III, formerly in private colln. in Berlin, now 

in M. Cassirer colln. 

see erný in JEA 41 (1955), 75-9 figs. 1, 2 

Gîza. Great Pyramid. Boat Pits. 

iii 2 .15 

Recently discovered boat pit and the others. 

Nina Davies in JEA 41 (1955), 80 fig. 1 

Thebes. TT 147. Name lost. 

i 2 .259(14) 

Temple from funeral procession in 3rd register. 

Nina Davies in JEA 41 (1955), 80, 82 fig. 4 

Thebes. TT 134, Tjauenany. 

i 2 .250(5) 

Boat towed to temple in 2nd register. 

Edwards in JEA 41 (1955), 96-105 pl. xx 

Thebes. Valleys S. of D.B. 1st Valley. Royal Cache. Princess Eskhons. 

i 2 .665 

Wooden hieratic tablet of Eskhons with decree of Amun, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 46891. 

Habachi in JEA 41 (1955), 106-111 pl. xxi 

Medînet el-Faiyûm. Kimân Fâris. 

iv.99A 

Statue-group, crocodile, baboon and hippo. with kneeling Amenemhet III(?), Gr. Rom. 

161 




Simpson, W. K. in JEA 41 (1955), 112-14 pl. xxii 

800-701-600 

Head of royal statue wearing blue crown, probably Tutankhamun, with hand of deity at the back, from 

coronation-group, in New York NY, Metropolitan Museum of Art, 50.6. 

see Simpson in JEA 41 (1955), 113 

Sân el-Ḥagar. Great Temple. Transverse Line of Royal Statues. 

iv.20A 

Head of Ramesses II (83), from coronation group, in private possession in Cairo in 1955. 

see Harris in JEA 41 (1955), 122-3 

Ṣaqqâra. Tomb No. 35. Kai. 

iii 2 .459 

Statue, ‘Scribe du Louvre’. 

see Harris in JEA 41 (1955), 123 

Syria. Beirût. 

vii.385A 

Sphinx of Amenemḥet IV, in London, British Museum, EA 58892. 



v.196A 

Porphyry ‘Ḥatḥor-bowl’”, Dyn. I, in London, Petrie Museum, 16245. 

Simpson, W. K. in JEA 41 (1955), 129-30 

Name of mother 

803-026-600 

Round-topped stela, four lines of offering text of Neshanakht(?), Prophet of Sehetepebre (Amenemhet I), 

son of woman Sit-khentetbau, and below, Neshanakht(?) with address to the living and son(?) Rehuankh, 

and mother and wife, early Dyn. XII, formerly in G. Anastasi colln., now in Paris, Musée du Louvre, C 

169 [E.3107]. 

see Emery in JEA 42 (1956), 1-2 

Ṣaqqâra. North of the Step Pyramid. 

iii 2 .447 

S 3507. Temp. Den. 

Aldred in JEA 42 (1956), 3-7 pl. i [1, 2] 

Omit. 

Gold statuette of Amun, Dyn. XVIII or Dyn. XXII, in New York NY, Metropolitan Museum of Art, 

26.7.1412. 

Aldred in JEA 42 (1956), 6-7 pl. i [3] 

162 




163 

iv.26A 

Gold pendant in form of triad of Osorkon II, in Paris, Musée du Louvre, E.6204. 

Aldred, C. in JEA 42 (1956), 6-7 pl. ii [4] 

800-624-500 

Statuette of Tuthmosis IV kneeling holding two pots, bronze, in London, British Museum, EA 64564. 

Aldred in JEA 42 (1956), 6 pl. ii [5] 


i 2 .581 

Two statuettes of King as handles on sticks, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 61665-6. 

Aldred, C. in JEA 42 (1956), 6 pl. ii [6] 

800-745-600 

Statuette of kneeling king, arms lost, probably Tutankhamun, bronze, in Philadelphia PA, The University 

of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology, E 14295. 

Aldred, C. in JEA 42 (1956), 6 pl. ii [7] 

800-694-800 

Statuette of Ramesses IX holding two jars, bronze, formerly in G. Michaelidis colln. 

Aldred, C. in JEA 42 (1956), 6-7 pl. ii [8] (as Petubastis) 

800-781-400 

Statuette of King Pemu kneeling with two vases, bronze, in London, British Museum, EA 32747. 

Aldred, C. in JEA 42 (1956), 6-7 pl. ii [9] 

800-824-600 

Statuette of Necho (probably II) kneeling with [an object], bronze, formerly in G. Posno colln. and in 

Paris, Hôtel Drouot, in 1883, now in Philadelphia PA, The University of Pennsylvania Museum of 

Archaeology and Anthropology, E 13004. 

Needler in JEA 42 (1956), 41-4 fig. 1 pl. iii 


v.103A 

Flint knife of Djer with inscribed gold-leaf, in Toronto, Royal Ontario Museum, 914.3. 

Simpson, W. K. in JEA 42 (1956), 45-9 figs. 1, 2 pl. iv 

800-150-900 

Statuette of Ninuter seated wearing heb-sed cloak, calcite(?), formerly in G. Michaelidis colln., then in J. L. 

Boele van Hensbroek colln. in 1962. 

see Badawi in JEA 42 (1956), 58-64 

aAmarna. Maru-Aten. 

iv.208A 




164 

As ‘maru’, i.e. temple for festivals. 

see Thomas in JEA 42 (1956), 68 [Be], with note 5 

Thebes. TT 389, Basa. 

i 2 .440(4) 

Sun-boat at (4). 

see Thomas in JEA 42 (1956), 69 [Be] with note 3. 

Thebes. TT 65, Imiseba. 

i 2 .131 

Barks of Re on abaci of central columns. 

see Thomas in JEA 42 (1956), 70 [C c] n. 1 

Valley of the Kings. KV 9, Ramesses VI. 

i 2 .516 

Barks on ceiling. 

Thomas in JEA 42 (1956), 70 [C d] n. 2 

Valley of the Kings. KV 6, Ramesses IX. 

i 2 .503 

Barks from Astronomical ceiling. 

Thomas in JEA 42 (1956), 70 [C e] n. 3 

Valley of the Kings. KV 6, Ramesses IX. 

i 2 .505(28) 

Bark in I. 

see Thomas in JEA 42 (1956), 70 [C g] n. 5 

Thebes. TT 33, Pedamenopet. Ram. XIX. 

i 2 .55(45) 

Bark of Re with gods of sky. 

see Thomas in JEA 42 (1956), 70 [C i] n. 7 

Thebes. TT 132, Ramosi. Burial Chamber. 

i 2 .247(4) 

Tympanum. 

see Thomas in JEA 42 (1956), 73 [F a] n. 6 

Medînet Habu. Great Temple. Room 18. 

ii 2 .509 

Barks of Re. 

see Fraser in JEA 42 (1956), 96-7 

El-Quṣiya. (Cusae) Destroyed Temple of Ḥatḥor, Ptolemaic. 




165 

iv.258A 

Foundation deposit of Ptolemy IV, etc. 

Arkell in JEA 42 (1956), fig. on 116 [a] 

8 

Diorite bowl of Khaba, in London, Petrie Museum, 15800. 

Arkell in JEA 42 (1956), fig. on 116 [b-f] 

Zawyet el-aAryân. Cemeteries. 

iii 2 .314 

Five bowls of Khaba, in Boston MA, Museum of Fine Arts, 11.2334, 2336, 2343-5. 

see Simpson in JEA 42 (1956), 118-119 

Mît Rahîna. Kôm el-Arbaaîn. 

iii 2 .852 

Remains statue group, Haremhab crowned (?) by seated god, quartzite. 

de Bruyn in JEA 42 (1956), 121-2 fig. 1 

Red Sea Routes. Valleys S. of Berenice. El-Abraq. 

vii.326A 

Graffito of Djehutihotep, Middle Kingdom 

Uphill, E. P. in JEA 43 (1957), 1-2 pl. i 

803–072-100 

Round-topped stela, Ankhefenmut, God’s father of Amun, Chamberlain of Khonspekhrod, Prophet of 

Osiris of Koptos foremost of the mansion of gold, son of Pefiuiu and woman Irterau ( a descendant of 

King Takelothis [III]), in adoration before Osiris, hawk-headed Re-Harakhti (neither named), Isis and 

Nephthys, and nine lines of offering text below, early Dyn. XXVI, in Croydon, Central Library. 

(Probably from Thebes.) 

Stewart in JEA 43 (1957), 3-5 fig. 1 pl. ii 


i 2 .790 

Head with part of hymn on back, Dyn. XVIII, in London, British Museum, EA 968. 



i 2 .565-6 

General description and discussion. 



i 2 .565-6 

Shrine of Teye made by Amenophis IV, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 57175. 




166 

Gardiner in JEA 43 (1957), 15-22 fig. 1 


i 2 .565-6 

Coffin of Amenophis IV. 



i 2 .565-6 

Sketch-plan (from Mrs Andrew’s diary). 

Gardiner in JEA 43 (1957), 19 pl. iii 

Valley of the Kings. KV 62, Tutankhamun 

i 2 .572 

Foot-end of inner coffin, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 60671. 

see Simpson in JEA 43 (1957), 26-9 

Dahshûr. Necropolis N. of the Enclosure of Sesostris III. 

iii 2 .897 

Sebkemhet, Vizier, as owner of tomb 17. 

Aldred in JEA 43 (1957), 31 n. 3 

Omit. 

White faience dish of Inaa, formerly in Towry White colln., now in Cambridge, Fitzwilliam Museum, 

E.81.1932. 

Chittick in JEA 43 (1957), 42-4 fig. 1 pl. i 

Gebel Barkal. Presumed colossal statues. 

vii.203A 

Views, and cartouches of Taharqa and Nastaseñ on S. colossus. 

Meredith in JEA 43 (1957), 56, 59-70 figs. 1-12 

Berenice. Temple of Serapis. 

vii.326A 

Scenes and texts (from Wilkinson MSS etc.). 

Meredith in JEA 43 (1957), 56, 59-70 pl. vi 


vii.326A 

View (of site) (from Wilkinson MSS etc.). 

Meredith in JEA 43 (1957), 56, 59-70 pl. viii [2] 


vii.326A 




167 

Plan (from Wilkinson MSS etc.). 

Meredith in JEA 43 (1957), 56, 59-70 pl. ix [1] 


vii.326A 

View. 

Cassirer, M. in JEA 44 (1958), 1-2 pl. i 

801-417-050 

Male statuette, serpentine, 1st half of Dyn. XII, in M. Cassirer colln. in 1958. 

Burgess and Arkell in JEA 44 (1958), 5-11 pls. viii, ix 


v.196A 

Porphyry Ḥatḥor-bowl, reconstructed, with goddess Bat on rim, Dyn. I, in London, Petrie Museum, 

16245. 

Yoyotte in JEA 44 (1958), 26-30 fig. 1 

Thebes. Valley of the Queens. QV 53, Prince Rameses. 

i 2 .759 


Yoyotte in JEA 44 (1958), 27 [A] fig. 2 


i 2 .759 

Text at (1). 

Yoyotte in JEA 44 (1958), 27-8 [C, D] figs. 3, 4 


i 2 .759 

Remains text at (2). 

Yoyotte in JEA 44 (1958), 28-30 [G, H] fig. 5 


i 2 .759 

Text and name of deceased at (3). 

see erný in JEA 44 (1958), 31-2 

Thebes. D.A.N. Finds. Reliefs. 

i 2 .613 

Texts of Queen Esi and her mother, and Nehy, Vizier, from blocks of Ramesses III found at Deir el- 

Bakhît. 

see erný in JEA 44 (1958), 31, 33 




168 

Thebes. Valley of the Queens. QV 51, Queen Esi II. 

i 2 .756 n. 1 

As wife of Ramesses III. 

see erný in JEA 44 (1958), 31, 37 

Karnak. In Mut Enclosure. S. Temple. Ramesses III. 

ii 2 .273(1)(2) 

Names of Queen Esi and mother, from side of E. collossal statue of Ramesses III. 

see erný in JEA 44 (1958), 33 


ii 2 .143 

Name of King’s mother, from statue of Ramesses IV usurped by Ramesses VI, in Cairo, Egyptian 

Museum, CG 42153. 

erný in JEA 44 (1958), 35 

Thebes. Valley of the Queens. QV 74, Tentopet. 

i 2 .767, n. 1 

As mother of Ramesses V. 

see erný in JEA 44 (1958), 36-37 

Medînet Habu. Great Temple. 2nd Pylon. 

ii 2 .502(104-7) 

Discussion on names of princes on base. 

de Bruyn in JEA 44 (1958), 97-8 pl. xiv [1] 

Red Sea Routes. Valleys S.W. of Berenice. El-Abraq. 

vii.326A 

Graffito of Inu, Middle Kingdom 

Arkell in JEA 44 (1958), 120 fig. 

Dahshûr. Miscellaneous. 

iii 2 .898-9 

Diorite bowl of King Khaba, Dyn. III, formerly in Robinow colln., in Manchester, The Manchester 

Museum, 5373. 

Brunner, H. in JEA 45 (1959), 3-4 pl. i [upper] 

803-049-845 

Round-topped stela, probably votive, three registers, I, Unnufer, First charioteer of His Majesty, King’s 

messenger to every land, in adoration before seated Osiris, with Isis and Harendotes standing, II, Unnufer 

censing and libating to six relatives, including father Roy, Standard bearer, and mother Bekwerner, 

Songstress of Bubastis, III, son Siubaste, Head of the stable of the Residence, offering to relatives, 

including ‘his (i.e. Unnufer’s) father’ (i.e. teacher) Amenemopet, First charioteer of His Majesty, temp. 

Merneptah, formerly in G. d’Athanasi colln., now in London, British Museum, EA 154. 




169 

Goedicke in JEA 45 (1959), 8-11 fig. 1 pl. ii 

Gîza. West Field. Exact Provenance Unknown. Abu Baker Excavations. 

iii 2 .179 

Block with biographical text, probably Dyn. V. 

Aldred in JEA 45 (1959), 19-22 fig. 1 pl. iii 


v.196A 

Part stela of Amenophis IV with hymn by Kia, in Edinburgh, Royal Museum of Scotland, 1956.347. 

see Aldred, C. in JEA 45 (1959), 23 n. 2 

801-626-140 

Statue of seated man, upper part, with [cartouches of Amenophis IV] and text mentioning Amun lord of 

Ipe[t-sut] (Karnak), grey granite, formerly in J. C. Leff colln. and in New York, Parke-Bernet Galleries, in 

1969, now in Brooklyn Museum, 69.45. (Probably from Karnak.) 

Goldicke in JEA 45 (1959), 98-9 fig. 

Omit. 

Inscribed plaque, dark hard stone, , in private possession. 

 

Bothmer in JEA 46 (1960), 3-11 pls. i-vi 

Tanis. Great Temple. Avenue. 

iv.17A 

Head, and part of statue with cartouches, of Osorkon II, head in Philadelphia PA, The University 

Museum, E.16199, statue in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, CG 1040. 

see Bothmer, B. V. in JEA 46 (1960), 5 n. 4 (as Mentuhotep Sankhkare) 

800-494-490 

Head of royal statue wearing nemes, greywacke, probably early Dyn. XII, in Paris, Musée du Louvre, 

E.10299. 

see Bothmer, B. V. in JEA 46 (1960), 9 n. 4 

800-799-700 

Statue of a seated king, probably Osorkon II, bronze, in private possession in Basel in 1978, at Christie’s in 

1998 and in New York - Beverly Hills - London, Royal-Athena Galleries, in 1999. 

Jacquet-Gordon in JEA 46 (1960), 12-23 figs. 1, 2 pls. vii, viii 

Tanis. Great Temple. Avenue. 

iv.17A 

Stela, and inscriptions, of statue of Osorkon II, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, CG 1040. 

Hayes in JEA 46 (1960), 48-9 n. 9 

Deir el-Baḥri. Buildings Tuthmosis III. Causeway with Bark-shrine. 




170 

ii 2 .377 

Description of Bark-shrine. 

see Hayes in JEA 46 (1960), 50 

Deir el-Baḥari. Buildings of Tuthmosis III. Kiosk. 

ii 2 .378 

Blocks. 

see Hayes in JEA 46 (1960), 50-51 

Deir el-Baḥri. Kiosk of Tuthmosis III (or possibly Djesermenu). 

ii 2 .378 

Account of discovery. 

see Hayes in JEA 46 (1960), 50-1 

Theban Temples. Objects. Various. 

ii 2 .536 

Foundation-deposit of Tuthmosis III in Djesermenu in Chicago IL, Oriental Institute Museum, 18799- 

18824. 

see Leibovitch, J. in JEA 46 (1960), 57 [xiii] 

801-779-800 

Statuette of female harpist, faience, Dyn. XXVI, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 39416. 

Leibovitch, J. in JEA 46 (1960), 53, 59 pl. xiv [1] 

801-645-700 

Statuette of kneeling male harpist, faience, Dyn. XVIII, in Jerusalem, Israel Museum. 

Leibovitch in JEA 46 (1960), 54 fig. 1 

Ṣaqqâra. D.47, Nenkheftka. 

iii 2 .580(4) 

Musicians and dancers from block, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, CG 1533. 

Leibovitch, J. in JEA 46 (1960), 58 [xv] pl. xiv [2] 

801-681-620 

Statuette of woman playing harp, wood, Dyn. XIX, in London, British Museum, EA 48658. 

Iversen in JEA 46 (1960), 71-9 pl. xvi 


i 2 .844 

Writing-board with Tuthmosis III, in London, British Museum, EA 5601. 

Fairman in JEA 46 (1960), 80-2 fig. 

Tell Atrîb. Temple of Amenophis III. 

iv.65A 




171 

Block of Amenophis IV and Amenophis III (as coregents). 

Stewart in JEA 46 (1960), 87-9 fig. 2 


i 2 .Pt. 2, xx 

Left thickness, deceased adoring with hymn to Re. 

see Harris in JEA 46 (1960), 104-5 

Abydos. Slate Palettes. Predynastic. 

v.105A 

New fragment from palette 5 (rest in Ashmolean 1892.1171 and London, British Museum, EA 20791), in 

E. And M. Kofler-Truniger colln. 

erný in JEA 47 (1961), 5-9 pl. i 

Gebelein. Misc. 

v.164A 

Stela of Merer and wife Demiesni, 1st Int. Period, in Krakov, Czartoryski Museum, 999. 

Kitchen in JEA 47 (1961), 10-18 figs. 1, 2 pls. ii. iii 

Abydos. Cemetery E. of Garstang. From Various Tombs. 

v.66A 

Stela of Amenysonb, Dyn. XIII, from tomb 303 or 305, in Liverpool, University Institute of Archaeology, 

E.30. 

Nina Davies in JEA 47 (1961), 19-21 pl. iv 

Thebes. TT 67, Hepusoneb. 

i 2 .Pt. 2, xxi 

Felling incense-trees in Punt at (1). 

Nina Davies in JEA 47 (1961), 19-21 pl. v 


i 2 .Pt. 2, xxi 

Remains of chariot-makers at (3). 

see Nina Davies in JEA 47 (1961), 21 


i 2 .Pt. 2, xxi 

Description of scenes at (2) and (4). 

see Nina Davies in JEA 47 (1961), 21-2 

Thebes. TT 143 and 89. 

Omit. 

Description of Punt scenes. 




172 

Thomas in JEA 47 (1961), 24 fig. 

Valley of the Kings. KV 55, probably Amenophis IV. 

i 2 .565 


Fairman in JEA 47 (1961), 38-40 


i 2 .566 

Discussion of ownership. 

Fairman in JEA 47 (1961), 25-36 fig. 3 


i 2 .566 

Texts from coffin foot-end. 


Valley of the Kings. KV 55, probably Amenophis IV 

i 2 .566 

Magical bricks, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum. 

Fairman in JEA 47 (1961), 29 fig. 1 pl. vi [1] 

8 

Unguent-vase with Aten cartouche mentioning Queen Kiya, in New York NY, Metropolitan Museum of 

Art, 20.2.11. 

Fairman in JEA 47 (1961), 29-30 fig. 2 

8 

Fragment of vase with same text, formerly in G. D. Nash colln., now in London, British Museum, EA 

65901. 

Aldred in JEA 47 (1961), 41-54 


i 2 .566 

Discussion of owner, coffin, etc. 

Aldred in JEA 47 (1961), 54-60 


i 2 .566 

Description of wooden shrine, etc. of Teye, fragments in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 57175. 

Bosse-Griffiths in JEA 47 (1961), 66-68 pl. vii [1] 

Valley of the Kings. KV 55, probably Amenophis IV. Finds. 

i 2 .566 

Clay sealing of Tutankhamun, in Swansea, Royal Institute of South Wales, A.959.3.1. 




173 

Bosse-Griffiths in JEA 47 (1961), 68 pl. vii [2] 

Valley of the Kings. KV 35, Amenophis II. Finds. 

i 2 .556 

Fragment glass-vase of Amenophis II (belonging to fragment found by Daressy, in Cairo, Egyptian 

Museum, CG 24804), in Swansea, Royal Institute of South Wales, A.959.3. 

Griffiths in JEA 47 (1961), 118 pl. ix [1] 

Thebes. Chapel of ‘White Queen’ 

ii 2 .431A 

Upper part of statue of unknown queen, Dyn. XIX, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, CG 600. 

Griffiths, J. G. in JEA 47 (1961), 118 pl. ix [2] (as Ptolemaic) 

801-670-030 

Statue of a queen standing, probably as God’s wife of Amun, or Ahmosi Nefertere (wife of Amosis), 

greywacke, probably Dyn. XIX, in Berlin, Ägyptisches Museum, 10114. 

Griffiths, J. G. in JEA 47 (1961), 118 pl. ix [2] (as Ptolemaic) 

el-Khachab in JEA 47 (1961), 125 fig. 2 note 4 

Tell el-Ruba. Temple. 

iv.36A 

Statue, re-used, probably for Caracalla, quartzite, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, CG 702. 

see Fraser, P. M. in JEA 47 (1961), 141 [8] 

Greek text 

801-805-210 

Female statue, head and feet lost, with dedication to Isis in Greek on back pillar, gabbro, late Ptolemaic or 

Roman Period, in Leiden, Rijksmuseum van Oudheden, F.1960/3.1. 

Fischer in JEA 47 (1961), 152 [51] 

Ṣaqqâra. Around Pyramid complex of Unis. Tomb of Niankh-ptah. 

iii 2 .627(5) 

Name of dog under chair of deceased. 

Fischer in JEA 47 (1961), 152 [52] 

Dendera Site. University of Pennsylvania Excavations. Miscellaneous. 

v.115A 

Name of bitch from stela of Abihu, Dyn. VI, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 38551. 

see Fischer in JEA 47 (1961), 153 [64] (reads j...d) 

Abydos. Umm el-Qaaâb. Remains from débris. 

v.89A 

Stela of dog Sed, Dyn. I, in Paris, Musée du Louvre, E.21702. 

Fischer in JEA 47 (1961), 153 [58, 65] 




174 


iii 2 .90 

Names of two dogs from blocks of Nekhebu (from Boston Museum records). 

Fischer in JEA 47 (1961), 153 [59] 

Name of dog 

803-031–062 

Round-topped stela, six lines with offering texts and three registers, I, Ibet Jbt, Sculptor (gnwtj), son of 

woman Nebt-het Nbt-ḥwt, with dog under chair, and wife Sit-hathor S3t-ḥt-ḥrw, daughter of woman Ti 

Tj, seated with table between them, II, offering texts and Ibet’s parents seated with table between them, 

and four women and a small boy, III, offering texts and two men seated at tables and another two 

standing, Dyn. XII, in Paris, Musée du Louvre, C 186 [E.3119]. 

Fischer in JEA 47 (1961), 153 [62] 

Ṣaqqâra. Around Pyramid-complex of Unis. Tomb Kairer. 

iii 2 .631 

Name of dog from block re-used and found near Unis Causeway. 

see JEA 48 (1962), 2-3 

Buhen. Site N. of Main Fort. Fortress and Town. 

vii.129A 

Clay sealings of Dyn. IV and V kings. 

see JEA 48 (1962), 3 

Qaṣr Ibrîm. Fort. 

vii.94A 

Inscribed blocks copied by Caminos, 1961-2. 

see Case and Payne in JEA 48 (1962), 5-18 

Hierakonpolis. Predynastic Cemetery. ‘Decorated Tomb’ 

v.199A 


Case and Payne in JEA 48 (1962), 5-18 fig. 3 


v.199A 

Plan with position of objects. 

Case and Payne in JEA 48 (1962), 11-18 pl. i figs. 4, 5 


v.199A 

Wall painting. 




175 

Goedicke in JEA 48 (1962), 25-35 pl. ii 

Armant. Miscelleneous. 

v.160A 

Stela of Mentuhotep, son of Hepy, Dyn. XI, in London, Petrie Museum, 14333. 


Karnak. 10th Pylon. N. Face. 

ii 2 .187 

Translation of text of Esiemkhebi concerning property of daughter Henuttaui. 


Karnak. Seventh Pylon. North Face. 

ii 2 .168 

Translation of text concerning property of Makare, daughter of Psusennes II. 

see Gardiner in JEA 48 (1962), 68-9 

Luxor Temple. Court of Ramesses II. 

ii 2 .308(27) 

Pinedjem I with daughters before Theban Triad from scene 2. 

Von Beckerath, J. in JEA 48 (1962), 72-3 pl. iii 

800-672-550 

Statue of Merneptah-Siptah, headless, seated on lap of probably mother Tausert (wife of Sethos II) (almost 

completely destroyed), with captives in relief on base, in Munich, Staatliche Sammlung Ägyptischer 

Kunst, Gl. 122. 

see Reynaud in JEA 48 (1962), 81-8 

Edfu. Tle. of Horus. Corridor. 

vi.156(288)-(289) 

Scenes in top register. 

Wainwright in JEA 48 (1962), 89-99 

Name register (e) 

Account of the Meshwesh. 

Arkell in JEA 48 (1962), fig. on 158 

Qift. Miscellaneous. Blocks. 

v.132A 

Block, couple seated with cat under chair, in London, Petrie Museum, 14323. 

Bennett in JEA 48 (1962), 158-9 

Thebes. D.N. Antef Cemetery. Stelae. 

i 2 .596A 

9. Antef, son of Ka, title translated as “hunter”, in London, British Museum, EA 1203. 




see Kitchen in JEA 48 (1962), 159-60 

Abydos. Cemetery E. of Garstang. 

v.60A 

Stela of Amenysonb, [temp. Khendjer], owner identified with Louvre C 11 and 12, in Liverpool, School 

of Archaeology and Oriental Studies, E.30. 

Uphill in JEA 48 (1962), 162-3 fig. 


iii 2 .759 

Relief depicting court of tomb, Dyn. XVIII or XIX, in London, Petrie Museum, 408. 

see James in JEA 48 (1962), 171 

Tanis. Subsidiary Buildings. Ptolemaic Chapel. 

iv.24A 

Upper part of stela of Ptolemy II and Arsinoë II, changed to Ptolemy IV and Arsinoë III, in London, 


see Plumley in JEA 49 (1963), 4 

Qaṣr Ibrîm. Fort. Various. 

vii.94A 

Block with names of Ramesses IV. 

James in JEA 49 (1963), 5-12 pls. i, ii fig. 1 

Ṣaqqâra. Objects from tombs. Statues. 

iii 2 .730 

Statue-group of Sekhemka with Sitmert and Seshemnufer, late Dyn. V, in Northampton, Central Museum 

and Art Gallery. 

James in JEA 49 (1963), 9-12 pl. iii 

Ṣaqqâra. Objects from tombs. Statues. 

iii 2 .721 

Statue, headless, of Sekhemka, late Dyn. V, in Brooklyn NY, Brooklyn Museum of Art, 37.23E. 

Kemp in JEA 49 (1963), 24-8 pls. iv, v 

Kôm el-Aḥmar (Hierakonpolis). Fort. 

v.196A 

Plan and view (from Garstang records). 

Kitchen in JEA 49 (1963), 38-40 pl. vii [1] 

Deir el-Baḥri. Great Temple. Room X. 

ii 2 .366(132) 

Fragment with head of Princess Nefrure, now in Dundee, McManus Galleries, 67.244. 

Aldred in JEA 49 (1963), 41-2 fig. 1 pl. vii [2] 

176 




177 

Valley of the Kings. KV 47, Siptah. Finds. 

i 2 .565A 

Fragment of alabaster canopic chest of Queen Tia, in New York NY, Metropolitan Museum of Art. 

see Aldred in JEA 49 (1963), 42 n. 2 

Valley of the Kings. Finds. 

i 2 .588A 

Fragment of faience model coffin of Queen Tia (thinks belongs to mother of Siptah, not of Tuthmosis IV), 

in New York NY, Metropolitan Museum of Art. 

Aldred in JEA 49 (1963), 42-3 fig. 2 

Valley of the Kings. KV 47, Merneptah-Siptah. Finds. 

i 2 .565A 

Wooden fragments (possibly adze) of Queen Tia, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 38778. 

see Aldred, C. in JEA 49 (1963), 45-6 (destroyed figure as Amenmesse) 

800-672-550 

Statue of Merneptah-Siptah, headless, seated on lap of probably mother Tausert (wife of Sethos II) (almost 

completely destroyed), with captives in relief on base, in Munich, Staatliche Sammlung Ägyptischer Kunst, 

Gl. 122. 

Janssen in JEA 49 (1963), 64-70 pl. ix 

Thebes. D.M. Miscellaneous. Stelae. 

i 2 .721 

Stela of Inḥerkha (TT 35a), with Hori before Ramesses IV above, in London, British Museum, EA 588. 

see Tait in JEA 49 (1963), 97 

8 

Fragment of lotus cup of Amenophis III, in New York NY, Metropolitan Museum of Art, 26.7.955. 

Tait in JEA 49 (1963), 97 fig. 1 

8 

Faience plaque with Tutankhamun drinking, in Eton College, Myers Museum, 376. 

Tait in JEA 49 (1963), 103-4 [1] pl. xiii [4] 

Ṣaqqâra. Around Pyramid-complex of Unis. Finds. 

iii 2 .652 

Faience chalice with marsh scenes, 3rd Int. Period. 

Tait in JEA 49 (1963), 104 [ii] pl. xiv 

8 

Faience chalice with marsh scenes, New Kingdom, in New York NY, Metropolitan Museum of Art, 

13.182.53. 




Tait in JEA 49 (1963), 104-5 [iii] pl. xv [1, 2] 

Tuna. Miscellaneous. Various. 

iv.175A 

Four fragments from same chalice with marsh scenes, New Kingdom, two in New York NY, 

Metropolitan Museum of Art, 26.7.975, A, B, one in Eton College, Myers Museum, 155, one in Berlin, 

Ägyptisches Museum, 14430. 

see Tait in JEA 49 (1963), 105-7 [iv] fig. 2 

Hermopolis Magna (Tuna). Miscellaneous. Various. 

iv.175A 

Faience chalice with marsh scene, formerly in W. MacGregor colln. 292, now in E. Rothschild colln. 

Tait in JEA 49 (1963), 107 [v] pl. xv [3] 

8 

Fragment faience chalice with marsh scene, New Kingdom, formerly in G. D. Hornblower colln., now in 

Cambridge, Fitzwilliam Mus. E. 256.1939. 

Tait in JEA 49 (1963), 107-8 [vi], 109 [ix] pls. xv [4], xvi [2] 


iv.175A 

Fragments from faience chalice with marsh scene, in Eton College, Myers Museum, 155, 161. 

Tait in JEA 49 (1963), 108 [vii], pl. xv [5] 

8 

Fragment faience chalice with marsh scene, New Kingdom, in Boston MA, Museum of Fine Arts, 

11.1575. 

Tait in JEA 49 (1963), 108-9 [viii] fig. 3 pl. xvi [1] 


iv.175A 

Fragments faience chalice with marsh scene, New Kingdom, lower part cup in London, Petrie Museum, 

14556, fragment from rim in Eton College, Myers Museum, 155. 

Tait in JEA 49 (1963), 109-110 [x], pl. xvi [4] 


iv.175A 

Faience chalice with marsh scenes, Dyn. XXI, in Brooklyn NY, Brooklyn Museum of Art, 49.133. 

see Tait in JEA 49 (1963), 110 [xi] 


iv.175A 

Fragment faience chalice with marsh scene, New Kingdom, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, 3774. 

Tait in JEA 49 (1963), 110 [xii] pl. xvi [3] 

178 




179 

8 

Fragment faience chalice with marsh scene, New Kingdom, in Harrow, School Museum, 320. 

see Tait in JEA 49 (1963), 110-111 [xiii] 

Deir el-Baḥari. Dyn. XI Temple. Finds. 

ii 2 .400 

Fragment of faience chalice (?), New Kingdom 

Tait in JEA 49 (1963), 111-12 [xiv] pl. xvii [a-c] 


iv.175A 

Faience chalice with marsh scenes, in New York NY, Metropolitan Museum of Art, 26.7.971. 

Tait in JEA 49 (1963), 112-117 [xv] figs. 4, 5 pls. xvii [2, 3], xviii. 


iv.179A 

Fragments from three chalices with marsh scenes, New Kingdom, six frags. in Eton College, Myers 

Museum; Truro, The Royal Cornwall Museum; Baltimore; Boston, Museum of Fine Arts. 

Tait in JEA 49 (1963), 112-117 [xvi] figs. 4, 5 pls. xvii [2, 3], xviii. 


iv.179A 

Fragments from three chalices with marsh scenes, New Kingdom, four fragments in Eton College, Myers 

Museum; New York NY, Metropolitan Museum of Art; Truro, The Royal Cornwall Museum; London, 

Petrie Museum. 

Tait in JEA 49 (1963), 112-117 [xvii] figs. 4, 5 pls. xvii [2, 3], xviii. 


iv.179A 

Fragments from three chalices with marsh scenes, New Kingdom, five fragments in New York NY, 

Metropolitan Museum of Art; Truro, The Royal Cornwall Museum; formerly Lady Meux and W. 

MacGregor collns. 

see Tait in JEA 49 (1963), 117 [xviii] 


iv.175A 

Tiny fragment chalice with two Bes dancing, formerly in F. W. Von Bissing colln. 

Tait in JEA 49 (1963), 117-19 [xix] pl. xix 


iv.175A 

Faience chalice, King in chariot, etc., in Eton College, Myers Museum, 72. 

Tait in JEA 49 (1963), 119-20 [xx] pl. xx [1] 




180 


iv.175A 

Faience chalice, King slaying foes, etc., in Eton College, Myers Museum, 71. 

Tait in JEA 49 (1963), 120 [xxi], pl. xx [2] 

8 

Fragment faience chalice with fishermen, etc., New Kingdom, in London, British Museum, EA 48004. 

Tait in JEA 49 (1963), 120-2 [xxii, xxvi, xxx] pl. xx [3, 5, 7] 


iv.175A 

Three fragments from faience chalices, New Kingdom, in Truro, The Royal Cornwall Museum. 

Tait in JEA 49 (1963), 121-2 [xxiii] pl. xx [4a] 

8 

Fragment chalice w. Ḥarpocrates, Dyn. XXII, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, CG 3812. 

Tait in JEA 49 (1963), 121-2 [xxiii] pl. xx [4b] 

8 

Fragment of chalice with man in papyrus, probably from same chalice as last, in London, Victoria and 

Albert Museum, 401.1917. 

Tait in JEA 49 (1963), 121 [xxiv] pl. xx [5] 


iv.175A 

Fragment faience chalice, Harpocrates in papyrus clump, New Kingdom, in Eton College, Myers Museum 

156. 

see Tait in JEA 49 (1963), 121 [xxv] 

8 

Fragment faience chalice with Hathor head and Harpocrates in lotus, Dyn. XXII, formerly in L. de 

Benzion colln. 

Tait in JEA 49 (1963), 121 [xxvii] pl. xx [6] 

8 

Fragment faience chalice with Hathor head, Dyn. XX, in New York NY, Metropolitan Museum of Art, 

26.7.977. 

Tait in JEA 49 (1963), 122 [xxix] 

8 

Similar fragment with Bes, formerly in F. W. von Bissing colln. 

Tait in JEA 49 (1963), 122 [xxviii] pl. xx [10] 

El-Lahûn. Town. Various. 




181 

iv.112A 

Three fragments of faience chalice with Ḥatḥor head, Dyn. XXII, in London, Petrie Mus. 14558-60. 

see Tait in JEA 49 (1963), 122-3 [xxxi] 


iv.175A 

Upper part of faience chalice with marsh scene(?), New Kingdom, in Strasbourg, Institut d’Égyptologie, 

1409. 

see Tait in JEA 49 (1963), 123 [1] 

iv.125A 

Fragments of faience chalices with marsh scenes, similar to those from Tuna, etc., New Kingdom, with 

crocodile in relief, formerly in Lady Meux colln. 1390. 

see Tait in JEA 49 (1963), 123 [2] 

8 

Fragments of faience chalices with marsh scenes, similar to those from Tuna, etc., New Kingdom, with girl 

lutist, in Moscow, State Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts, I.1.a 4328. 

see Tait in JEA 49 (1963), 123 [3] 

8 


animals, in Moscow, State Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts, 4329. 

see Tait in JEA 49 (1963), 123 [4] 

8 


marsh scene, in Moscow, State Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts, 1845. 

see Tait in JEA 49 (1963), 123 [5] and pl. xx [9] 

8 


duck etc., in Turin, Museo Egizio, Sup. 1416. 

Tait in JEA 49 (1963), 123-4 [xxxii] fig. 6 pl. xxi [1] 

Mît Rahîna. Miscellaneous. Vessels. 

iii 2 .875 

Faience chalice with reliefs inscribed for Prince Sheshonk, in Berlin, Ägyptisches Museum, 4563. 

Tait in JEA 49 (1963), 124-7 [xxxiii] pl. xxi [2] 

8 

Fragments of faience chalices with reliefs, New Kingdom, with figures of Bes, in Athens, National 

Archaeological Museum, 566. 




Tait in JEA 49 (1963), 124-7 [xxxiv] pl. xxi [3] 

8 

Fragments of faience chalices with reliefs, New Kingdom, with Heh and marsh scene, in Harrow, School 

Museum, 385. 

Tait in JEA 49 (1963), 124-7 [xxxv] pl. xxii [1] 

8 

Fragments of faience chalices with reliefs, New Kingdom, with marsh scene, in London, British Museum, 

EA 65786. 

Tait in JEA 49 (1963), 124-7 [xxxvi] pl. xxii [4] 

8 

Fragments of faience chalices with reliefs, New Kingdom, with marsh scene, in Cambridge, Fitzwilliam 

Museum, E.356.1932. 

Tait in JEA 49 (1963), 124-7 [xxxvii] 

8 

Fragments of faience chalices with reliefs, New Kingdom, with swimmer, in F. W. von Bissing colln. 

Tait in JEA 49 (1963), 124-7 [38] pl. xxii [2] 

8 

Fragments of faience chalices with reliefs, New Kingdom, with chariot, etc., in Berlin, Ägyptisches 


Tait in JEA 49 (1963), 124-7 [xxxix] 

8 

Fragments of faience chalices with reliefs, New Kingdom, with animals, in Berlin, Ägyptisches Museum, 

17329. 

Tait in JEA 49 (1963), 124-7 [xl] pl. xxii [3] 

8 

Fragments of faience chalices with reliefs, New Kingdom, with two figures of Bes, in Harrow, School 

Museum, 384. 

Tait in JEA 49 (1963), 124-7 [xli] 

8 

Fragments of faience chalices with reliefs, New Kingdom, with two figures of Bes and Harpocrates, in 

Moscow, State Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts, I.1.a 5930. 

Tait in JEA 49 (1963), 124-7 [xlii] pl. xxii [5] 

8 

Fragments of faience chalices with reliefs, New Kingdom, with oxen in papyrus, in Edinburgh, Royal 

Museum of Scotland, 1910.101. 

182 




Tait in JEA 49 (1963), 124-7 [xliii] pl. xxii [6] 

8 

Fragments of faience chalices with reliefs, New Kingdom, with oxen in papyrus, in Leiden, Rijksmuseum 

van Oudheden, F.1955.2.17. 

Tait in JEA 49 (1963), 128 [B, ii] pl. xxiii [2] 


iv.175A 

Fragment of faience flask with man with calf, New Kingdom, in Eton College, Myers Museum, 157. 

Tait in JEA 49 (1963), 128 [A, i] 

8 

Fragments of faience vases with reliefs, New Kingdom, with Bes and monkeys, in Berlin, Ägyptisches 

Museum (destroyed). 

Tait in JEA 49 (1963), 128 [A, ii] 

8 

Fragments of faience vases with reliefs, New Kingdom, with Bes and dancing, in London, Petrie Mus. 

16152. 

Tait in JEA 49 (1963), 128 [B, i] pl. xxiii [1] 

8 

Fragments of faience vases with reliefs, New Kingdom, with calves in papyrus, in New York NY, 


Tait in JEA 49 (1963), 128 [B, iii] pl. xxiii [3] 

8 

Fragments of faience vases with reliefs, New Kingdom, with marsh scene, in New York NY, Metropolitan 


Tait in JEA 49 (1963), 129 [B, iv] pl. xxiii [4] 

8 

Fragments of faience vases with reliefs, New Kingdom, with young prince, in Turin, Museo Egizio, Supp. 

1417. 

Tait in JEA 49 (1963), 129 [C, i] pl. xxiii [5] 

8 

Fragments of faience vases with reliefs, New Kingdom, with goats and trees, in London, British Museum, 

EA 26305. 

Tait in JEA 49 (1963), 129 [C, ii] pl. xxiii [6] 

8 

Fragments of faience vases with reliefs, New Kingdom, with ibexes and birds, in London, British Museum, 

EA. 26306. 

183 




Tait in JEA 49 (1963), 129 [C, iii] pl. xxiii [7] 

8 

Fragments of faience vases with reliefs, New Kingdom, with prisoners carried and chariot, in Boston MA, 

Museum of Fine Arts, 59.422. 

see erný in JEA 49 (1963), 173 

Thebes. Objects. Stelae. 

i 2 .804 

Title (astronomer) from stela of Tetiankh, Dyn. XII, in Florence, Museo Archeologico, 6371. 

see Aldred in JEA 49 (1963), 176-8 

Valley of the Kings. KV 56, Gold Tomb. 

i 2 .567 

Suggestion about original burial. 


Qaṣr Ibrîm. Church. 

vii.94A 

Meroitic stela of Queen Amanishakhete and Prince Akinidad, found re-used. 

Plumley in JEA 50 (1964), 4, 5 pl. i [3] 

Qaṣr Ibrîm. Church and Fort. 

vii.94A 

Stela Amenophis I from W. Crypt, in London, British Museum, EA 1835. 

Plumley in JEA 50 (1964), 4, 5 pl. ii [3] 

Qaṣr Ibrîm. Church and Fort. 

vii.94A 

View of S. fortifications. 



vii.94A 

Small obelisk of Ḥatshepsut, red granite, found re-used in stairway east of the Podium, in London, British 


see Schenkel, W. in JEA 50 (1964), 6-12 

Armant. Miscellaneous. 

v.160A 

Stela of Mentuhotep, temp. Sesostris I, in London, Petrie Mus. 14333. 

Kitchen in JEA 50 (1964), 48-62 cf. 63-7 pls. iii-vi figs. 1-5 [A-C, E-G] 

Luxor Temple. Outside Walls. E. Side. 

ii 2 .335(215) 

184 




185 

Two registers, wars of Ramesses II. 

Caminos in JEA 50 (1964), 71-101 pls. vii-x 

Karnak. Forecourt. Fd. near Triple Shrine. 

ii 2 .27 

Stela with adoption text of Nitocris, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 36327. 

Emery in JEA 51 (1965), 3-4 cf. 6 pl. ii [1] 

Ṣaqqâra. 

iii 2 .393 

Aerial view of N. part of Ṣaqqâra. 

Emery in JEA 51 (1965), 3-4 cf. 6 pl. ii [2] 

Ṣaqqâra. 

iii 2 .825 

Frieze of statues, Old Kingdom, restored in Late Period, above S. Ibis Galls. 

see Emery in JEA 51 (1965), 4 bottom 


iii 2 .447-8 

Description of S 3509, Hetepka. 

see Emery in JEA 51 (1965), 4 bottom pl. iii [3, 4] 


Omit. 

Views of S 3508, 3510. 

see Emery in JEA 51 (1965), 4 bottom pl. iv [3] 


iii 2 .447-8 

View of vestibule of S 3509 at (c). 

see Emery in JEA 51 (1965), 4 bottom pl. iv [4] 


iii 2 .447-8 

View of S 3509 at (11)-(14). 

Emery in JEA 51 (1965), 4, 6-7 figs. 1, 2 

Ṣaqqâra. N. Group. 

iii 2 .825 

Ibis Galls. Description with section and plan. 

Emery in JEA 51 (1965), 3-7 pl. iii [2] 





186 

iii 2 .825 

Ibis Galls. Views of S. Ibis Gall. 

Emery in JEA 51 (1965), 3-7 pl. iv [1] 


iii 2 .825 

Ibis Galls. Views of S. Ibis Gall. 

Emery in JEA 51 (1965), 3-7 pl. iii [3, 4] 


Omit. 

Old Kingdom Tombs. Views of S 3508, 3510 

Emery in JEA 51 (1965), 3-7 pl. iv [3, 4] 


iii 2 .447 

S 3509, Hetepka. Reliefs and false door. 

Emery in JEA 51 (1965), 4 [bottom] 


iii 2 .447 

S 3509, Hetepka. Description. 

Emery in JEA 51 (1965), 4 pl. iv [2] 


iii 2 .825 

Ibis Catacomb. Ibis mummies. 

Emery in JEA 51 (1965), 4 pl. v 


iii 2 .825 

Ibis Catacomb. Wrappings. 

Seton-Williams in JEA 51 (1965), 11-15 fig. 1 

Tell el-Farâaîn. Town. (Site C) 

iv.45A 

Description of limestone building and block of Sesonchis III. 

Seton-Williams in JEA 51 (1965), 11-15 pl. vi 


iv.45A 


Seton-Williams in JEA 51 (1965), 11-15 pl. vii 




187 


iv.45A 

Views of site C. 

Seton-Williams in JEA 51 (1965), 11-15 pl. viii [1] 


iv.45A 

Unfinished head, Dyn. XXX. 

Seton-Williams in JEA 51 (1965), 11-15 pl. viii [3] 


iv.45A 

Block of Tent... , Chief of the Ma, Dyn. XXII. 

Edwards, I. E. S. in JEA 51 (1965), 17-19 pl. ix [1] 

D. el-Baḥri. Dyn. XI Temple. Hypostyle, etc. (Dufferin excavations) 

ii 2 .392 

Statue of Amun, now in Hanover, Kestner-Museum, formerly in Bloomfield Hills, Cranford Academy 

1938.28. 



ii 2 .392 

Fragment of statue Mentuḥotep (Nebḥepetre), in Marquess of Dufferin and Ava colln. 

Edwards, I. E. S. in JEA 51 (1965), 19 note 3 pl. ix [3] 


ii 2 .392 

Fragment of column of Mentuḥotep (Nebhepetre), in Marquess of Dufferin and Ava colln. 



ii 2 .391 

Plan and description of excavations. 

Edwards, I. E. S. in JEA 51 (1965), 20-1 pl. x [1] 


ii 2 .392 

Granite offering table of King. 

Edwards, I. E. S. in JEA 51 (1965), 22 [1] pl. x [2] 

Deir el-Baḥri. Dyn. XI Temple. Finds. Stelae. 

ii 2 .395 

Stela of Nesumontu, Dyn. XI, in Marquess of Dufferin and Ava colln. 




188 

Edwards, I. E. S. in JEA 51 (1965), 22-4 [2] pl. xi [1] 

Theban Necropolis. Objects from Thebes. Stelae. 

i 2 .812A 

Fragment, official (name lost), temp. Antef (Wahankh) and Antef (Nekhtneb-tepnufer), in Marquess of 

Dufferin and Ava colln. 

Edwards, I. E. S. in JEA 51 (1965), 24-5 [3] pl. x [3] 

803-057-800 

Round-topped donation stela (bottom part lost), Amosis offering wine to Amun-Re lord of the Thrones of 

the Two Lands, with text mentioning the south-eastern border of land donated by a Maker of ornaments, 

Overseer of goldworkers (name lost), temp. Amosis, in Marquess of Dufferin and Ava colln. in 1965. 

Edwards, I. E. S. in JEA 51 (1965), 25-6 [4] pl. xi [2] 

803-059-600 

Lower part of stela of Nufer, wab-priest, with autobiographical text in which he describes himself as a scribe 

and physician and mentions the death of Ahmosi Nefertere (mother of Amosis, mother of Amenophis I), 

early Dyn. XVIII, in Marquess of Dufferin and Ava colln. in 1965. 

Edwards, I. E. S. in JEA 51 (1965), 27 [6] pl. xii [1] 

803-034-250 

Stela fragment with text mentioning Iu...hetepi, Greatest of the tens of Upper Egypt, and wife Imdjed, 

Servant of the ruler’s table, and remains of two registers, legs of three people, and man, wife and three 

children before two persons, Dyn. XII, in Marquess of Dufferin and Ava colln. in 1965. 


804-050-149 

Probably temple relief, offerings consisting of cranes, geese and a trussed ox, Dyn. XVIII, formerly in 

Marquess of Dufferin and Ava colln., then at Christie’s in 1937. (Another fragment of the scene in the 

same colln.) 

see Edwards, I. E. S. in JEA 51 (1965), 27 [8] 

800-701-850 

Base with feet of a triad, probably a king ‘beloved of [Khnum]’, a queen ‘beloved of Satis’ and another 

woman, black granite, probably New Kingdom, in Marquess of Dufferin and Ava colln. 


804-050-150 

Probably temple block with remains of nine columns of text mentioning building a temple and the god 

Ptah, and an expedition to Nubia (T3-stj), sandstone, New Kingdom, probably in Marquess of Dufferin 

and Ava colln. in 1965. 

see Edwards, I. E. S. in JEA 51 (1965), 28 [12] (name and title) 

804-055-098 

Tomb relief, Pentawer, ... of the temple of Amun, in adoration before squatting hawk-headed Re- 




189 

Harakhti and Nephthys, sandstone, Dyn. XIX-XX, probably in Marquess of Dufferin and Ava colln. in 

1965. 


Qaṣr Ibrîm. Various. 

vii.94A 

Fragment with cartouche of Taharqa, in Marquess of Dufferin and Ava colln. 

Edwards, I. E. S. in JEA 51 (1965), 19 note 4, 21-2, 26 [5], 27 [10] pl. xii [5] 

Deir el-Baḥri. Dyn. XI Temple. Hypostyle etc. 

ii 2 .392 

Blocks built into walls, including one with sphinxes, and one with part of cartouche of Mentu-user, in 

Marquess of Dufferin and Ava colln. 

see Edwards, I. E. S. in JEA 51 (1965), 20 with n. 1 

Deir el-Baḥari. Dyn. XI Temple. Hypostyle, etc. (Dufferin excavations) 

Omit. 

Stamped cloth (from coffin?). 

see Edwards, I. E. S. in JEA 51 (1965), 21 


ii 2 .392 

Altar Mentuhotep (Nebhepetre). 

see Edwards, I. E. S. in JEA 51 (1965), 21 


ii 2 .392 

Libation tank dedicated by Ahmosi-Nefertere. 

Edwards, I. E. S. in JEA 51 (1965), 18 with n. 3, 19 

Deir el-Baḥri. Dyn. XI Temple. Hypostyle, etc. 

ii 2 .392 

‘Altar’ of Antef (Nubkheperre), in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 67857. 

see Edwards, I. E. S. in JEA 51 (1965), 19 with n. 5 

Theban Necropolis. D.B. Mentuhotp Temple area. Pit 15. 

i 2 .657A 

Alabaster sarcophagus of Queem Tem, from Dufferin excavations. 

see Edwards, I. E. S. in JEA 51 (1965), 20 n. 3 

Deir el-Baḥri. Dyn. XI Temple. Hypostyle, etc. 

ii 2 .392 

Offering table of the King, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, CG 23248. 




Simpson in JEA 51 (1965), 63-8 pl. xiv 

Abydos. Cemetery E. of Garstang. Various. 

v.67A 

Upper part stela of Amenuser, temp. Amenemḥet III, in possession of Mrs Josephine H. Fisher of Detroit, 

U.S.A. 

Lawrence in JEA 51 (1965), 73-6 pl. xv [2] 

Buhen. Main Fort. 

vii.129A 

View of Middle Kingdom fortifications. 

Habachi in JEA 51 (1965), 124-5 [1-4] figs. 1, 2 pl. xvii [1-3] 


v.253A 

Scenes of Pendjerti, once with Pakheru, temp. Ramesses V. 

Habachi in JEA 51 (1965), 125 [5] pl. xvii [4] (= de Morgan, 128 [12 upper]) 

Aswân. West bank. Rock-Texts. ‘Tingar Rock’ 

v.242A 

Text of Pendjerti, temp. Ramesses V. 

Habachi in JEA 51 (1965), 125 [6] fig. 3 

Aswân. West Bank. Rock Texts, N. of Path to St. Simeon. 

v.242A 

Pendjerti adoring, temp. Ramesses V. 

Habachi in JEA 51 (1965), 126-7 [10] pl. xvii [5] (= de Morgan, 128 No. 13) 

Aswân. West Bank. ‘Tingar Rock’. 

v.242A 

Rock texts of Nebwenenef and others. 

Habachi in JEA 51 (1965), 126-7 [7-9, 11, 12] figs. 4, 5 pl. xviii [1] 


v.253A 

Five of Nebwenenef, once with wife, temp. Ramesses V. 

Habachi in JEA 51 (1965), 126-7 [10] pl. xvii [5] 

Aswân. West Bank. ‘Tingar Rock’. 

v.242A 

Rock text of Nebwenenef, temp. Ramesses V. 

Habachi in JEA 51 (1965), 128-30 [13] fig. 6 pl. xviii [2] (= de Morgan, No. 220) 


v.253A 

190 




191 

Large scene with Pendjerti and family adoring, temp. Ramesses V. 


Thebes. TT 324, Hatiay. 

i 2 .395A 

Father is Pendjerti, and date temp. Ramesses VI-VII. 

Giveon in JEA 51 (1965), 202-3 fig. 1 [a, b] 

Palestine. Tell el-Ṣâfi. Tell Zafit. 

vii.372A 

Clay sealing with prenomen of Khyan. 

Emery in JEA 52 (1966), fig. 1 on 4 

Ṣaqqâra. Serapeum. N. Group. 

iii 2 .821 

Plan. 

Emery in JEA 52 (1966), 3-6 fig. 2 

Ṣaqqâra. North Group. South Ibis galleries with Asklepeion. 

iii 2 .825 


Emery in JEA 52 (1966), 5 pls. i [3], iv [1-3] 


iii 2 .825 

Views of entrance to South Ibis galleries. 

Emery in JEA 52 (1966), 5 pl. i [4] 


iii 2 .825 

View of nine statues in niches, Old Kingdom 

Emery in JEA 52 (1966), 5 pl. ii, [1, 2] 


iii 2 .825 

Galleries with ibis burials in situ. 

Emery in JEA 52 (1966), 5 pl. iii [3, 4] 


Omit. 

Views of mastaba S 3517. 

Emery in JEA 52 (1966), 6, 8 fig. 4 





192 

iii 2 .825 

Wrappings. 

Emery in JEA 52 (1966), 6-7 fig. 3 cf. fig. 1 

Ṣaqqâra. Archaic Cemetery. Royal Cemetery. 

Omit. 

Empty mastaba S 3077 with plan and section. 

Plumley in JEA 52 (1966), 9, 12 pl. iv [1] 


vii.94A 

Block with four men, re-used, Middle Kingdom 

Plumley in JEA 52(1966), 9, 12 pl. iv [3] 


vii.94A 

Lion of Meroitic King Amanîslo. 

see Kemp in JEA 52 (1966), 13-22 pls. vii, viii 

Abydos. Umm el-Qaaâb. Royal Tombs. 

v.78A 

Discussion and comparison with Ṣaqqâra, etc. 

Simpson in JEA 52 (1966), 39-52 pl. ix 

Nagaa el-Deir. Cemetery N. 3500. Tomb 3737. 

Omit. 

Papyrus with Letters to the Dead from tomb of Mereru (v.26A), in Boston MA, Museum of Fine Arts, 

38.2121. 

Caminos in JEA 52 (1966), 65-70 pls. xiii-xv 

Qaṣr Ibrîm. Rock Texts. South of Fort. 

vii.94A 

Stela of Sethos I reproduced from Talbot, The Talbotype [etc.]. 

Seton-Williams in JEA 52 (1966), 168 pl. xxxvii [1, 2] 

Tell el-Faraaîn. Temple Enclosure. Finds. 

iv.45A 

Granite royal head, Late Period 

Seton-Williams in JEA 52 (1966), 168 pl. xxxvii [3, 4] 


iv.45A 

Limestone torso, Saite. 




193 

Seton-Williams in JEA 52 (1966), 168 pl. xxxviii [1] 


iv.45A 

Fragmentary inscription. 

see Simpson in JEA 52 (1966), 174 

Abydos. Cemetery E. of Garstang. Various. 

v.67A 

Upper part of stela of Amenuser, temp. Amenemḥet III, in possession of Mrs Josephine H. Fisher. 

see Aldred in JEA 52 (1966), 188 

Ashmunein. Pylon of Ramesses II. Re-used aAmarna reliefs. 

iv.168A 

Block, perhaps Queen kissing princess Merytaten but more probably Merytaten kissing her daughter 

Merytaten-Tasherit, in Brooklyn NY, Brooklyn Museum of Art, 60.197.8. 

Plumley in JEA 53 (1967), 3-5 fig. 1 pls. i. ii [1, 2] 


vii.94A 

Plan of East Staircase and views. 

Lipinska in JEA 53 (1967), 25-6 [1-2, 4-6] 

Deîr el-Baḥri. Temple of Amun. Temp. Tuthmosis III. 

ii 2 .378-9 

Texts from columns and wall fragments. 

Lipinska in JEA 53 (1967), 25 [3] 


ii 2 .378-9 

Text from North jamb of granite doorway. 



ii 2 .378-9 

Texts from black granite statue of Tuthmosis III. 



ii 2 .378-9 

Texts from red granite statue of Tuthmosis III. 

see Lipinska in JEA 53 (1967), 27 

Theban Necropolis. Draa Abû el-Nagaa. Finds. 

i 2 .613A 




194 

Mention of founding of Djeserakhet on left jamb of Rau, temp. Tuthmosis III, in New York NY, 

Metropolitan Museum of Art, 26.2.54.5. 

see Lipinska in JEA 53 (1967), 27 

Deir el-Baḥri. Buildings of Tuthmosis III. 

ii 2 .381 

Zeserakhet in texts of foundation deposits in various museums. 

see Lipinska in JEA 53 (1967), 27 n. 13 

Deir el-Baḥri. Buildings of Tuthmosis III. 

ii 2 .378 

Foundation deposit from Causeway Bark Shrine. 

see Lipinska in JEA 53 (1967), 30-1 

Deir el-Baḥri. Temple of Amun. Temp. Tuthmosis III. 

ii 2 .378 

Name of temple. 

see Lipinska in JEA 53 (1967), 31 with n. 1, 31-2 with n. 2 

Theban Temples. Objects. Various. 

ii 2 .536 

Foundation deposits of Tuthmosis III in Djesermenu, one in Chicago IL, Oriental Institute Museum, 

18799-18824, one in Durham, Oriental Museum, N. 975-6. 

see Lipinska in JEA 53 (1967), 32, 33 

Deir el-Baḥri. Temple of Tuthmosis III. 

ii 2 .378 

Called Djeserakhet. 

Stewart in JEA 53 (1967), 34, 36 pl. ii [1] 

Thebes. Objects. Statues. 

i 2 .789A 

Sankhamun, Dyn. XVIII, in London, British Museum, EA 21980. 

Stewart in JEA 53 (1967), 35, 37 pl. iv [1] 


i 2 .789A 

Amenemḥab, Dyn. XVIII, in London, British Museum, EA 29944. 

Stewart, H. M. in JEA 53 (1967), 34, 36 pl. iii [2] 

801-633-435 

Statue of Sennuter, ... of the king, kneeling with a stela, mid-Dyn. XVIII, in London, British Museum, EA 

65340. 




Stewart, H. M. in JEA 53 (1967), 35, 36-7 pl. iii [3] 

801-633-425 

Statue of Amenemopet, Chief steward of the King, Leader of the festival of Amun, kneeling with a stela, 

black granite, mid-Dyn. XVIII, in London, British Museum, EA 26270. 

Stewart, H. M. in JEA 53 (1967), 35, 37 pl. iv [2] 

801-622-725 

Statue of Userhet standing with a stela, sandstone, mid-Dyn. XVIII, in London, British Museum, EA 2294. 

Stewart, H. M. in JEA 53 (1967), 35, 37-8 pl. iv [3] 

801-633-415 

Statue of Khaemweset, Efficient agent of his lord, kneeling with a stela, Dyn. XIX, in London, British 


Ruffle in JEA 53 (1967), 39-41 pl. v 


i 2 .783A 

Bust from double-statue, probably temp. Amenophis III (or perhaps late Dyn. XVIII), in Birmingham, 

City Museum and Art Gallery, 69.96. 

Ruffle, J. in JEA 53 (1967), 41-4 [2] pl. vi 

803-047-500 

Round-topped stela, two registers, I, son Kawi libating before seated Nebiotef, wab-priest, and wife 

Djehuti, on right, and on left, seated Kaai and wife Djehuti, II, two brothers and three sisters before [left 

uncarved], and below, three lines of offering text invoking Horus the Behdetite and Osiris ‘in Behdet’ on 

behalf of Nebiotef, Kaai and Kawi (dedicator of the stela), mid-Dyn. XVIII, in Birmingham, City Museum 

and Art Gallery, 70.96. (Probably from Edfu.) 

Ruffle, J. in JEA 53 (1967), 44-5 [3] pl. vii [1] 

801-643-100 

Block statuette of Metji, Overseer of craftsmen(?) of [Amun], etc., headless, dedicated by son Itefnufer, 

probably temp. Amenophis III, in Birmingham, City Museum and Art Gallery, 243.33. 

Ruffle, J. in JEA 53 (1967), 45-6 pl. vii [2] 

Saqqâra. Objects from Tombs. Reliefs. 

iii 2 .751A 

Block from funerary procession with priests and female mourners, probably late Dyn. XVIII, in 

Birmingham, City Museum and Art Gallery, 688.66. 

Jacquet-Gordon in JEA 53 (1967), 63-8 pl. xi 

Abydos. Miscellaneous. Stelae. 

v.204A 

Fragment, Peshedubaste, temp. Osorkon I (formerly called year 36, but date is lost), in London, Petrie 


195 




196 

Gray in JEA 53 (1967), 75 pl. xiii [1, 2] 

8 

Coffins and mummy, Late Period, formerly in Baron D. V. Denon colln., 241-3, in Newcastle-upon- 

Tyne, Hancock Museum. 

Gray in JEA 53 (1967), 77-8 pl. xv [1] 

Thebes. Objects. Coffins. 

i 2 .831A 

Outer coffin and cartonnage of Beketenḥor, daughter of Nekhtefmut, in Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Hancock 

Museum. 

Emery in JEA 53 (1967), 142-3 figs. 1, 2 pls. xix, xx 

Ṣaqqâra. Serapeum North Group. 

iii 2 .821 

Account of excavation 1966-7 with key plan of North Group, and plans and section of Temple of 

Nektanebos II. 

Emery in JEA 53 (1967), 141-5 pls. xxii, [1, 2, 4] 

Ṣaqqâra. Serapeum North Group. 

iii 2 .821 

Demotic graffiti on blocks, votive stela and offering table. 

see Emery in JEA 53 (1967), 143 

Ṣaqqâra. Serapeum North Group. Temple of Nektanebo II. Finds. 

iii 2 .824 

Fragments of wooden shrine of Amasis, in Toronto, Royal Ontario Museum, 969.137.2. 

see Emery in JEA 53 (1967), 143 

Ṣaqqâra. Serapeum North Group. Temple of Nektanebos II. Finds. 

iii 2 .821 

Lower part of seated statue, diorite, Dyn. III, in London, British Museum, EA 67154. 

see Emery in JEA 53 (1967), 143 [near bottom] (as Tuthmosis II) 


iii 2 .821 

Torso and legs of statue of Sesonchis V, in Cambridge, Fitzwilliam Museum, E.6.1969. 

see Emery in JEA 53 (1967), 143 (as Ramesses IX) 


iii 2 .824 

Furniture fragment of Ramesses XI, wood, in London, Petrie Museum, 30629. 

Emery in JEA 53 (1967), 143(b) pls. xxi [2], xxii [5] 

Ṣaqqâra. Temple of Nektanebos II. Finds. 




197 

iii 2 .823 

Jackal statue, Late Period, in New York NY, Metropolitan Museum of Art, 69.105. 

Emery in JEA 53 (1967), 143(a) pls. xxii [6] 


iii 2 .823 

Jackal statue, Late Period, in London, Petrie Museum, 30565. 

Emery in JEA 53 (1967), pl. xxi [4, right] 


iii 2 .822 

Statue of [Pede]atum (?), Late Period, in Cambridge, Fitzwilliam Museum, E.8.1969. 

Emery in JEA 53 (1967), pl. xxii [3] 

Ṣaqqâra. Serapeum, North Group. Temple of Nektanebos II. Finds. 

iii 2 .824 

Panel, man and two gods in relief, wd. Late Period, in Birmingham, City Museum and Art Gallery, 

442.69. 

Emery in JEA 53 (1967), 143 pls. xxiii [1, 2], cf. xxi [1] 


iii 2 .822 

Statue of Bekennanefu, kneeling with naos of Ptaḥ, schist, late Dyn. XXVI or Dyn. XXVII, in Toronto, 

Royal Ontario Museum, 969.137.1. 

Emery in JEA 53 (1967), 143 pls. xxiii [3], xxi [4, left] 


iii 2 .822 

Statue, man holding figure of Ptaḥ, wood, 3rd Int. Period, in London, British Museum, 67138. 

Emery in JEA 53 (1967), 143 pl. xxiii [4] 


iii 2 .824 

Standing sphinx, wood, Late Period, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 91111. 

Emery in JEA 53 (1967), 143 pl. xxiii [5] 


iii 2 .822 

Man holding figure of Ptaḥ, wd., Dyn. XXVI, in Cairo, Egypian Museum, JE 91115. 

Emery in JEA 53 (1967), 143 pl. xxiv [1] 


iii 2 .822 

Statue of Pentashendyt kneeling with Osiris statue, Dyn. XXVI-XXVII, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 




198 

91113. 

Emery in JEA 53 (1967), 143 pl. xxiv [2] on xxi [4, middle] 


iii 2 .821 

Statue of Kanufer squatting with figure of Ptaḥ, wood, Late Period, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 91118. 

Emery in JEA 53 (1967), 143 pl. xxiv [3] 


iii 2 .822 

Osiris seated, dedicated by (Pe)dubaste-wer, schist, Late Period, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 91116. 

Emery in JEA 53 (1967), pl. xxv [2] 

Ṣaqqâra. Sacred Animal Complexes. Finds from Temple. 

iii 2 .825A 

Bronze situla of Ḥarkhebi, Dyn. XXX or early Ptolemaic, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 91134. 

Emery in JEA 53 (1967), pl. xxv [3] 


iii 2 .824 

Wooden panel, King offering to Isis and Harpocrates, Late Period, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 91103. 

Emery in JEA 53 (1967), 143 pl. xxv [5] 


iii 2 .823 

Uraeus supporting pillar, of Ramesses II, blue glass, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 91117. 

Emery in JEA 53 (1967), 143 pl. xxvi [1, 2] 


iii 2 .824 

White crown flanked by human arms, wood, probably Late Period, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 91110. 

Emery in JEA 53 (1967), 145 facing pl. xxvi [3] 


iii 2 .823 

Bust of goddess, schist, Late Period 

Emery in JEA 53 (1967), 143 pl. xxvi [5] 


iii 2 .823 

Head of lioness, wood, Late Period 

Seton-Williams in JEA 53 (1967), 146-9 fig. 1 pl. xxvii 

Tell el-Farâaîn. Town. 




199 

iv.45A 

Fragments of statues, one with cartouches of Ramesses II, from Site B. 

Seton-Williams in JEA 53 (1967), 146-9 fig. 1 pl. xxviii [2] 

Tell el-Farâaîn. Town. 

iv.45A 

Prodynastic cylinder-seal of Seka, n of Dep. 

Thomas in JEA 53 (1967), 162 fig. 1 

Thebes. Valley of the Queens. QV 33, Tanedjemt. 

i 2 .751A 

View showing corner of left and end walls with cartouche. 

Janssen, Jac. J. in JEA 53 (1967), 163-4 

Karnak. Monthu Enclosure. Temple of Maet. 

ii 2 .13(40) 

Text of Unnufer, Vizier, and father Montuhirhetef. 

see Stewart, H. M. in JEA 53 (1967), 164 

801-633-415 

Statue of Khaemweset, Efficient agent of his lord, kneeling with a stela, Dyn. XIX, in London, British 


see Bennett in JEA 53 (1967), 165-6 

8 

Painted coffin with scenes, Late Period, in Colchester, Hollytrees Museum. 

Emery in JEA 54 (1968), 11-13 pls. ii-iii figs. 1, 2 

Ṣaqqâra. Royal Cemetery. Dyn. I. S 3070. 

Omit. 

Plan, sections, and views. 

Posener in JEA 54 (1968), 67-70 pls. viii, xi, xiA 

Ḥet-nub. Main Quarry P. 

iv.238A 

Fragment stela of Sebekhotep, year 22 of Sesostris I, joining fragment published previously, both with 

dealer. 

Barns in JEA 54 (1968), 71-6 pls. x, xi 

8 

Writing-board with hieratic text, Hyksos Period, probably from Carnarvon excavations at Thebes, in 

Oxford, Ashmolean Museum, 1964.489 a, b. 

Curtis and Mancini in JEA 54 (1968), 77-81 pls. xii, xiii 




200 

Thebes. TT 8. Kha. 

i 2 .16A 

Details of coffins, mummy, etc., in Turin, Museo Egizio. 

Curtis and Mancini in JEA 54 (1968), 77-81 [4] pl. xiii [1] 

Thebes. TT 8. Kha. 

i 2 .18A 

Mask of Meryt, in Turin, Museo Egizio, Supp. 8473. 

Vandier in JEA 54 (1968), 89-94 pls. xv, xvi fig. 1 

Mendes. Miscellaneous. Statues. 

iv.36A 

Kneeling statue of Ibeba, high-priest of Mendes, temp. Ay, in Paris, Musée National duLouvre, E. 25429. 

see Vandier in JEA 54 (1968), 94 n. 2 

Rizeiqât. Dahamsha, near Mahâmîd. 

v.161A 

Block-statue of Yy, temp. Ay, in Brooklyn NY, Brooklyn Museum of Art, 66.174.1. 

Aldred in JEA 54 (1968), 100-3 figs. 1-4 pl. xvii [1] 

Tell Basṭa. Miscellaneous. 

iv.34A 

Block used as weight, Ḥaremḥab and Ramesses I, in Edinburgh, Royal Museum of Scotland, 1965.318. 

Desroches-Noblecourt in JEA 54 (1968), 82-8 pl. xix fig. 2 

8 

Fragment of lid of ivory box, girl (or young prince) picking grapes, temp. Amenophis IV or Tutankhamun, 

in Paris, Musée du Louvre, E. 14374. 

Aldred in JEA 54 (1968), 103-6 fig. 5 

Dendara Site. Miscellaneous. Statues. 

v.115A 

Text from statue of Queen Mutnedjemt (formerly thought to be Queen Mutemwia), seen in Forecourt of 

Great Temple. 


Thebes. TT 282, Nakht. Ramesside. 

i 2 .364A 

Now corrected to Inhertnakht, temp. Ramesses II, correction of name, and names of parents. 

see Habachi in JEA 54 (1968), 112 [top] 

Thebes. TT 282, Nakht. Ramesside. 

i 2 .364A 

Now connected to Inhertnakht, temp. Ramesses II, name and title of father Nekhtmin from loose 




201 

fragments. 

see Habachi in JEA 54 (1968), 111 (=Steindorff, Aniba, ii, pl. 12 [49]) 

aAniba. Town. Temple of Horus of Miaam. 

v.81A 

Stela with bark of Amun, ded. by [Inhertnakht], temp. Ramesses II. 

Habachi in JEA 54 (1968), 110-111 figs. 2, 3 pl. xvii [2, 3] 

Siheil. Rock Texts. Containing Royal Names. 

v.251A 

Texts of Inḥertnakht and Amenemopet, temp. Ramesses II. 

Habachi in JEA 54 (1968), 112 fig. 4 

Ancient Road. Rock Texts. With Royal Names. 

v.247A 

Nekhtmin before Ramesses II. 

Brunner, H. in JEA 54 (1968), 129-33 pls. xix [1], xx (latter from Alticchiero) 

801-643-750 

Block-statue of Parahotep (also Rahotep), Governor of the Town and Vizier, etc., with figures of Maet of 

Per-Rameses, Ptah, Osiris and the Sons of Horus in relief, granite, temp. Ramesses II, formerly in A. 

Quirini colln. in Villa Alticchiero, Padua, now in Bellagio, Lago di Como, Villa Melzi. 

Brunner, H. in JEA 54 (1968), 133-4 [iv] pl. xix [2] 

802-120-330 

Statue of lion-headed goddess, probably Sekhmet, lower legs and parts of arms lost, grey granite, probably 

temp. Amenophis III, in Bellagio, Lago di Como, Villa Melzi. (Probably from temple of Mut at Karnak.) 

Clère, J. J. in JEA 54 (1968), 135-8, 142-5 pl. xxi fig. 1 (as black granite) 

801-643-120 

Block statuette of Minmosi, First prophet of Onuris, etc., son of Hor (elsewhere Hori), First prophet of 

Onuris, etc., with cartouche of Ramesses II, granodiorite, temp. Ramesses II, in Brighton, Art Gallery and 

Museum, Af.202. 

Clerè in JEA 54 (1968), 138-41 pls. xxii, xxiii, 145-8 fig. 2 

Mît Rahîna. Miscellaneous. Statues. 

iii 2 .865 

Block statue of Piay, temp. Ramesses II, in possession of Albert Husson of Lyon. 

Janssen, Jac. J. in JEA 54 (1968), 165-172 pl. xxv 

El-Dakhla Oasis. Mût el-Kharâb. Temple. 

vii.296A 

Hieratic donation stela of Esdjehut, year 24 of probably Piankhy, in Oxford, Ashmolean Museum, 

1894.107.b. 




202 

Moss in JEA 54 (1968), 173-4 pl. xxvi 

Theban Necropolis. Objects. Coffins. 

i 2 .827A 

Outer coffin of Pedeamun, Late Period, formerly in Gloucester, City Museum, now in Liverpool, 

Liverpool Museum, 53.72.1.2, and description of other coffins. 

Moss in JEA 54 (1968), 174-5 pl. xxvii [1-4 ( 2, 4 Montfaucon copies of Kebehsennuf and Duamutef)] 

Canopic-jars of Ahmosi, son of Pedeptah, Late Period 

8 

Two in Lady Lever Art Gallery (Imset, Kebehsennuf), one in Avignon, Musée Calvet 115 (Ḍuamutef), one 

in Paris, Musée du Louvre, E. 13137 (Hepy). 

see De Meulenaere in JEA 54 (1968), 183 

El Mahalla el-Kubra. Built in blocks. 

iv.42A 

Block from granite sarcophagus of Tashenesi, mother of Amasis, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 71898. 

De Meulenaere, H. in JEA 54 (1968), 183-4 pl. xxix [1] 

Back 

801-780-070 

Upper part of statue of Tash(en)esi, Mother of the King of Upper and Lower Egypt (Amasis), upper part, 

grey granite, temp. Amasis, in London, British Museum, EA 775. 

see De Meulenaere, H. in JEA 54 (1968), 184 n. 3 

800-832-050 

Two fragments of headless sphinx of Amasis, in Alexandria, Graeco-Roman Museum, 11235, 11290. 

see De Meulenaere in JEA 54 (1968), 184-5 

8 

Three canopic jars of Princess Tashenesi, Dyn. XXII-XXV, in Vatican, Museo Gregoriano Egizio, 149-51. 

see De Meulenaere in JEA 54 (1968), 185 

8 

Four canopic-jars of Tashenesi, dau. of Amasis, in Leningrad, 808 (Imset), Oxford, Ashmolean (Queen’s 

College, 325) (Hepy), Leiden, Rijksmuseum van Oudheden, R.55 (Duamutef), and Hayez colln. 

(Kebehsennuf). 

De Meulenaere, H. in JEA 54 (1968), 186 pl. xxix [2, 3] 

802-002-540 

Statuette of Amun-Re lord of the Thrones of the Two Lands seated, dedicated by Ankhnesneferbre, 

Songstress of the interior of Amun, and Neitikert, [First] prophetess of Amun, daughter of Amasis and 

Ankhnesneferbre, Divine adoratress, bronze, temp. Amasis, in Chicago IL, Oriental Institute Museum, 

10584. 




203 

Seton-Williams in JEA 55 (1969), 5-12 figs. 1-2 

Tell el-Farâaîn. Temple Area (Site B). 

iv.45A 

Description and plans. 

Seton-Williams in JEA 55 (1969), 5-12 pl. i 


iv.45A 

Views. 

Seton-Williams in JEA 55 (1969), 5-12 pl. iii [1, 2] 


iv.45A 

Bust of prophet of Horus [temp. Amasis]. 

Seton-Williams in JEA 55 (1969), 5-12 pl. iii [3] 


iv.45A 

Fragment with stars. 

Seton-Williams in JEA 55 (1969), 5-12 pl. iii [4] 


iv.45A 

Fragment with names of Pe and Dep. 

see Redford in JEA 55 (1969), 18-21 [4-7, 17-19, 20-2, 24] fig. 3 


iv.45A 

Inscribed fragments and fragments of statues 

see Redford in JEA 55 (1969), 18-21 [25] 


iv.45A 

Fragment with names of Pe and Dep. 



iv.45A 

Fragment of bowl with Horus-name Khaemweset, in London, British Museum, EA 67157. 



iv.45A 




204 

Bust of servant of Horus, temp. Amasis. 

see Redford in JEA 55 (1969), 22 [1] 

Tell el-Farâaîn. Miscellaneous. 

iv.45A 

Relief, Harsiesi standing, Late Period (?), in Cairo, Egyptian Museum. 



iv.45A 

Cippus, Ḥarshedef on crocodiles, Late Period, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum. 



iv.45A 

Donation-stela Tefnakht, year 38 [of Sesonchis V], in Cairo, Egyptian Museum. 



iv.45A 

Statuette Buto as human-headed uraeus, Late Period, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 85638. 



iv.45A 

Fragment of upper part of stela with text of Amasis (?), in Cairo, Egyptian Museum. 

Emery in JEA 55 (1969), fig. 1 on 32 

Ṣaqqâra. Serapeum. North Group. 

iii 2 .448 n. 1, iii 2 .821 

Plan. 

Emery in JEA 55 (1969), 31-3 pls. vi-viii 

Ṣaqqâra. North Group. Ibis Catacomb Site. 

Omit. (A.iii.102) 

Deposit of funeral furniture found in 1968. 

Emery in JEA 55 (1969), pl. vi [4] 

Ṣaqqâra. Serapeum. North Group. Temple of Nektanebos II. Finds. 

iii 2 .823 

Baboon, faience, Late Period, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 91112. 

Emery in JEA 55 (1969), pl. vi [7] 

Ṣaqqâra. Sacred Animal complexes. C. Northern Group. Finds from Temple. 




205 

iii 2 .825 

Bronze situla of Pedubaste, Late Period, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 91356. 

Emery in JEA 55 (1969), pl. vii [5, 6] 

Ṣaqqâra. Baboon Galleries. 

iii 2 .826 

Head of Horus, from statue of Isis suckling Horus, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 91301. 

Emery in JEA 55 (1969), 33 pl. viii [1-4] 


iii 2 .825 

Dummy mummy of Apis-bull. 

Emery in JEA 55 (1969), 35 [3] pl. ix [2] 

Ṣaqqâra. Serapeum, North Group. Temple of Nektanebos II. 

iii 2 .821 

Upper part of two scenes, King before Apis and before [mother of Apis]. 

Emery in JEA 55 (1969), 34 pl. ix [3, 4] 


iii 2 .821 

Cornice-blocks with cartouches. 

Emery in JEA 55 (1969), 31-5 pls. x, xi 


iii 2 .821 

Views, plan and description. 

Aldred in JEA 55 (1969), 74 figs. 1, 2 

Theban Temples. Objects. Statues. 

ii 2 .533 

Fragment of lower part Amenophis III in chequered garment, formerly in magazines of Luxor Temple. 

Gaballa in JEA 55 (1969), 2-5 pl. xvi figs. 1-3 

Karnak. Hypostyle. Exterior. South Part. 

ii 2 .58 (172) 

Scene at I, Ramesses II in chariot attacking forts. 

Gaballa in JEA 55 (1969), 85-8 pl. xvii fig. 4 


ii 2 .58(173) 

Scene, Ramesses II in chariot in I. 

Gaballa in JEA 55 (1969), 85-8 pl. xviii-xx figs. 5-6 




206 


ii 2 .58(174) 

Scenes, Ramesses II in chariot in I-III, left. 

Jacquet-Gordon, Bonnet, and Jacquet in JEA 55 (1969), 107-111 fig. 1 

Island of Argo. Temple at Tabo. 

vii.180A 


Jacquet-Gordon, Bonnet, and Jacquet in JEA 55 (1969), 103-111 pls. xxii, xxiii [3] 


vii.180A 

Views. 

Jacquet-Gordon, Bonnet, and Jacquet in JEA 55 (1969), 103-111 pl. xxiii [1] 


vii.180A 

Re-used block of Dyn. XVIII. 

Jacquet-Gordon, Bonnet, and Jacquet in JEA 55 (1969), 103-111 pl. xxiii [2] 


vii.180A 

Block from 2nd Pylon, Dyn. XXV. 

Jacquet-Gordon, Bonnet, and Jacquet in JEA 55 (1969), 103-111 pl. xxiii [5, 6] 


vii.180A 

Finds in Sanctuary. 

Trigger in JEA 55 (1969), 117-28 pls. xxviii, xxix 

Quṣtul (and Ballana). Royal Tombs. 

vii.123A 

Discussion, with sections of royal tombs and plans of graves. 

Emery in JEA 56 (1970), 5-7, with plans on pls. ii, iii 


iii 2 .821 

Plans of Temple of Nektanebos II. 

Emery in JEA 56 (1970), 7-9 with plan on fig. 1 and pls. xi [1, 2], xii, xiii 


iii 2 .826 





207 

Emery in JEA 56 (1970), 8 pl. xiv [1] 


iii 2 .826 

Statue, Isis suckling Horus, Late Period (?), in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 91301. 

Emery in JEA 56 (1970), 8 pl. xiv [2, 3] 


iii 2 .826 

Two baboons, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, and New York NY, Metropolitan Museum of Art, 1971.51. 

Emery in JEA 56 (1970), pl. XIV [lower left] (called 4) 

Ṣaqqâra. Serapeum. North Group. Temple of Nektanebos II. Baboon Galleries. 

iii 2 .827 

Apis-stela of Pasinu, Late Period 

Emery in JEA 56 (1970), pl. xiv [lower rt.] (as 4) 


iii 2 .826 

Sphinx, Ptolemaic, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 91303. 

Emery in JEA 56 (1970), 8 pl. xv [5] 


iii 2 .826 

Stela of Meresh. 

Emery in JEA 56 (1970), pl. xvii [1] 

Ṣaqqâra. S 3518. Dyn. III. 

iii 2 . 448 

Jar-sealing with name of Netjerikhet. 

Emery in JEA 56 (1970), pl. XVIII after 10 


iii 2 .821 

Plan. 

Emery in JEA 56 (1970), 10 pls. xix, xx 

Ṣaqqâra. North of the Step Pyramid. S 3518, Dyn. III. 

iii 2 .448 

Description, plan and sections. 

Plumley in JEA 56 (1970), 15-18 pl. xxii [1, 2] 


vii.94A 

Views of Meroitic Building. 




208 

Plumley in JEA 56 (1970), 15-18 pl. xxiii [4] 


vii.94A 

Window with Meroitic relief. 

Plumley in JEA 56 (1970), 15-18 pl. xxiv [1-3] 


vii.94A 

Views of S.W. Gate. 

Plumley in JEA 56 (1970), 15-18 pl. xxv [3] 


vii.94A 

Block of Taharqa re-used in Gate. 

Dabrowski in JEA 56 (1970), 101-4 pl. xviii 


ii 2 .357A 

View. 

Dabrowski in JEA 56 (1970), 101-4 pl. xlix-l 


ii 2 .357A 

Reliefs, bulls, Nile gods and rekhyt bird from columns. 

Dabrowski in JEA 56 (1970), 101-4 pl. li [1] fig. 1 


ii 2 .357A 

Reconstruction of columns. 

Dabrowski in JEA 56 (1970), 101-4 pl. li [2] 


ii 2 .357A 

Reconstructed plan. 

Dabrowski in JEA 56 (1970), 101-4 pl. lii [1, 2] 


ii 2 .357A 

Reconstructed view. 

Caminos in JEA 56 (1970), 117-28 pl. liii 

8 

Mummy-shroud of woman Mahu, late Dyn. XVII-early XVIII, in Hanover (New Hampshire), Dartmouth 

College, 39.64.6623. 




209 

Gray in JEA 56 (1970), 132-3 pl. lx [1, 2] 

8 

Outer and inner coffins of Esitefnakht, Dyn. XXII-XXIV, in Truro, The Royal Cornwall Museum. 

Baines, J. in JEA 56 (1970), 135-40 fig. 1 pl. lxiii 

802-004-700 

Statuette of Atum, dedicated by Pedesi, son of Harwodj, bronze, probably Dyn. XXVI-XXVII, formerly 

in Omar Pasha Sultan colln., now in Oxford, Ashmolean Museum, 1969.490. 

Hofmann in JEA 56 (1970), 187-9 pl. lxvi [1] (from Steindorff) 

Gebel Barkal. Miscellaneous. Various. 

vii.222-223A 

Omphalos found in Temple B.500, in Boston MA, Museum of Fine Arts, 21.3234. 


Dendera. Necropolis. Miscellaneous. 

v.115A 

Confirmation of identification of statue of Mutnedjemt, wife of Haremhab (not Mutemwia). 

see Lloyd in JEA 56 (1970), 196-7 

Meroë. Shrine of Apis (1000). 

vii.239A 

Now corrected to Shrine of Hapi. 

see Martin in JEA 56 (1970), 218 

8 

Wooden panel from a naos, Darius I offering to Horus and Isis, in London, British Museum, EA 37496. 

Emery in JEA 57 (1971), 3-13 pls. i-xiv figs. 1-3 

Ṣaqqâra. Ibis catacomb site. Temple of Nektanebos II and Iseum. 

iii 2 .102 

Account of 1969-70 campaign. 

Emery in JEA 57 (1971), 10-11 fig. 3 

Ṣaqqâra. Iseum. 

iii 2 .827 

Wooden plaque with procession with bull and cow, un-Egyptian. Dyn. XXVII. 

Emery in JEA 57 (1971), 4 with plan on pl. i 


iii 2 .821 

Plan of Temple of Nektanebos I. 

Emery in JEA 57 (1971), 4 pl. ii 




210 


iii 2 .826 

Plan. 

Emery in JEA 57 (1971), 4-8 pls. iii, iv, v [2] 

Ṣaqqâra. Hawk Galleries. 

iii 2 .825 


Emery in JEA 57 (1971), 5 pl. vi [1] 


iii 2 .825 

Decorated wrappings of mummies. 

Emery in JEA 57 (1971), 5 pl. vi [2] 


iii 2 .826 

Canopic jar, Psammetikhos I, re-used, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 91520. 

Emery in JEA 57 (1971), pl. vii [2] 

Ṣaqqâra. Sacred Animal Complexes. Finds from Temple. 

iii 2 .825A 

Bronze situla of Sheshonk, Dyn. XXVI, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 91475. 

Emery in JEA 57 (1971), pl. ix [1] 


iii 2 .825 

Base of statue of Ptah, with Souls of Nekhen and Pe, mentioning Netjerikhet (Djoser). 

Emery in JEA 57 (1971), 6 pl. x [2, upper] fig. 2 [21] 


iii 2 .826A 

Bronze sceptre of Ankhusiri, Dyn. XXX or early Ptolemaic, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 91488. 

Emery in JEA 57 (1971), 6 pl. x [4] 


iii 2 .826 

Censer with kneeling King, Late Period 

Emery in JEA 57 (1971), 10-12 pls. xi-xiii 

Ṣaqqâra. ‘Iseum’. 

iii 2 .827 

Description, views and plan. 




211 

Emery in JEA 57 (1971), facing 12 pl. xiv 


iii 2 .821 

Plan. 

Kaplony-Heckel, U. in JEA 57 (1971), 20-7 pls. xv, xvA 

803-040-200 

Round-topped stela inscribed in ink in hieratic, with names of Senusert, Steward, Sebekhotep, Overseer of 

the temple, and many other people, late Dyn. XII, in London, Petrie Museum, 14487. (Possibly from 

Gebel el-Silsila area.) 

Bourriau and Millard in JEA 57 (1971), 31, 32 fig. 1 

El-Ṣawâma. Cemetery. 

v.17A 

Ivory spoon of Nehy, Overseer of the department, etc., Dyn. XVIII, probably in Cairo, Egyptian 

Museum. 

Saad and Manniche in JEA 57 (1971), 70-2 pls. xxiA, xxi 

Karnak. 9th Pylon. Re-used blocks. 

ii 2 .182A 

Block with offering lists of Amenophis IV. 

Peck in JEA 57 (1971), 73-4, 76, 78 pl. xxii 

D. el-Baḥri. Mentuhotep Temple. Hypostyle. Statues. 

ii 2 .392A 

Statue of Amun seated, probably in the form of Tutankhamun, formerly in Bloomfield Hills MI, 

Cranbrook Academy of Art, 1928.38, now in Hanover, Kestner-Museum. 

see Peck, W. H. in JEA 57 (1971), 74-5 

802-002-050 

Statue of almost certainly Amun seated, headless, re-inscribed for Ay but originally probably temp. 

Tutankhamun, in Chicago IL, Oriental Institute Museum, 10503. 

see Peck in JEA 57 (1971), 74-5 

Karnak. Cachette. Royal. Statues. 

ii 2 .141A 

Two statues of Ay (or Amun), in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, CG 42093, 42094. 

Peck in JEA 57 (1971), 77-8 pl. xxiii [2] 

Karnak. Objects in Museums. Statues. 

ii 2 .282A 

Tutankhamun (or Amun), in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 37518 and 38689. 

Peck in JEA 57 (1971), 77, 79 pl. xxiii [3] 




212 

Karnak. Great Temple. Vestibule. 

ii 2 .90(252)A 

Colossus of Amun, temp. Tutankhamun, usurped by Haremhab. 

Peck in JEA 57 (1971), 78, 79 pl. xxiii [1] 

Karnak. Objects in Museums. Statues. 

ii 2 .290-1A 

Tutankhamun protected by Amun, in Paris, Musée du Louvre, E. 11609. 

Stewart in JEA 57 (1971), 87-104 pls. xxiv-xxviiI 

Temple of Mut. Miscellaneous. Stelae. 

ii 2 .276A 

Paser, with acrostic text of hymn to Mut, temp. Ramesses VI, in London, British Museum, 194. 

Redford in JEA 57 (1971), 113-119 pls. xxxiA, xxxi [lower] 

Luxor. Pylon. Inner Face. 

ii 2 .306(17), (18) 

Building text of Ramesses II at (17)-(18) III. 

Redford in JEA 57 (1971), 113-119 pl. xxxi [upper] 


ii 2 .306(17), (18) 

Nefertari with sistra from (17), II. 

see Redford in JEA 57 (1971), 113 


ii 2 .306(17), (18) 

Description of scene in III at (18). 

erny and Parker in JEA 57 (1971), 127-31 pls. xxxvA, xxxv 

Thebes. TT 121, Aḥmosi. Finds. 

i 2 .235A 

Hieratic tablet, probably temp. Taharqa, in New York NY, Metropolitan Museum of Art, 35.3.318. 

El-Khachab in JEA 57 (1971), pl. xxxviii [4] 

Benha with Tell Atrîb (Athribis). 

iv.66A 

Statue of Teḥo-p-shed, temp. Philip Arrhidaeus, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 46341. 

El-Khachab in JEA 57 (1971), 145 pl. xl [4] 

Abydos. Protodynastic Cemetery. Wadjit (Djet)-Group. 

v.55A 

Ivory comb of Wadjit (Djet), in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 47176. 




213 

see Goyon, J.-C. in JEA lvii (1971), 156 fig. 1 [c] (from Drioton) 

On the Cairo-Suez Road. Almaza. 

iv.73A 

Text of red quartzite statue-group, Ramesses III as Khepri with Queen or goddess, in Cairo, Egyptian 


Scanlon in JEA 58 (1972), fig. 27 on 39 

Qaṣr el-Wizz. Miscellaneous. 

vii.123A 

Meriotic offering-table, inscribed, found re-used. 

Smith, H.S. in JEA 58 (1972), 44-5 pl. xxiii figs. 1, 2 cf. 3 [1] 

aAbd el-Qâdir and Buhen. Hieratic and hieroglyphic graffiti. 

vii.140A 

Hill A. 

Smith, H.S. in JEA 58 (1972), 46-51 pls. xxiv, xxv figs. 5-10, 11 [1-4] cf. 3 [2], 4 


vii.139 

Gebel Trub. 

Smith, H.S. in JEA 58 (1972), 58-61 pl. xxvi fig. 11 [5] 


vii.139 

Hill B. 

Zabkar in JEA 58 (1972), 83-90 figs. 1-4 

Semna West. Fort at Semna South. 

vii.151A 

Sealings with name. 

Leek in JEA 58 (1972), pl. xxix [2] 

Gîza. Miscellaneous. Tomb of Nikauinpu. 

iii 2 .301A 

Statuette of woman grinding corn, in Chicago IL, Oriental Institute Museum, 10638. 

Leek, F. F. in JEA 58 (1972), pl. xxx [1] after 128 

801-265-300 

Woman grinding grain, wood, probably Dyn. V, formerly in W. Robinow colln., now in Manchester, 

The Manchester Museum, 10267. 

Leek in JEA 58 (1972), pl. xxxii [2] between 128-9 

Gîza. Tomb D.39/40, Djasha. 

iii 2 .111A 




214 

Statuette of female baker heating pots, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 37822. 

Leek in JEA 58 (1972), pl. xxx [2] between 128-9 


iii 2 .730 

Statuette of man moulding cakes, Dyn. V, in Paris, Musée du Louvre, E.7704. 

El-Alfi in JEA 58I (1972), 176-8 pl. xxxv [1] fig. 2 

Heliopolis. El-Khuṣûs. Bull Cemetery. 

iv.59A 

Stela, Ramesses II before Mnevis-bull, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, Temp. No. 2.2.21.2. 

El-Alfi in JEA 58 (1972), 178-9 pl. xxxv [3] fig. 4 

Abû Simbel. Great Temple. South Chapel. 

vii.98(4) 

Bark of Ramesses II and personification of King’s name. 

El-Alfi in JEA 58 (1972), 179 fig. 6 

Gerf Ḥusein. Temple. Hall. 

vii.35A 

Name of statue on belt of one. 

Bierbier in JEA 58 (1972), 195-9 fig. 1 (=erný and Sadek No. 1860a) 

Valley of the Kings. D. Graffiti. 

i 2 .590A 

Graffito of Ramesesnakht, year 8 of Ramesses X. 

Hofmann in JEA 58 (1972), 245-6 pl. xlii 

Musauwarât el-Ṣofra. Great Enclosure. East Temple (300). 

vii.265A 

Graffito showing baboon (rather than elephant-god). 

Ray in JEA 58 (1972), 251-3 pl. xliii [2] 

8 

Gold oracular decree case of Shaḳ, 3rd Int. Period, in Cambridge, Fitzwilliam Museum, E.12.1940. 

Cooney in JEA 58 (1972), 284-5 pl. xlv [left] 

Sinai. Serabîṭ el-Khâdim. Miscellaneous. 

vii.360A 

Seated headless statuette, sandstone, Dyn. XII, in London, British Museum, EA 14367. 

see Cooney in JEA 58 (1972), 284 [upper] 


vii.364A 




215 

Fragments of statue-base of Merneptaḥ, in London, British Museum, EA 14382. 

see Cooney in JEA 58 (1972), 284 [middle] 


vii.366A 

Fragment of faience menat of Ḥatshepsut, in London, British Museum, EA 13207. 

see Baines, J. in JEA 58 (1972), 303-4 (as possibly even Dyn. XXX) 

802-004-700 

Statuette of Atum, dedicated by Pedesi, son of Harwodj, bronze, probably Dyn. XXVI-XXVII, formerly 

in Omar Pasha Sultan colln., now in Oxford, Ashmolean Museum, 1969.490. 


Karnak. K. Chapel of Osiris Hekdjet. 

ii 2 .204A 

Re-used blocks of Ramesses II and III. 

Redford in JEA 59 (1973), 16 fig. 1 

Karnak. Subsidiary Buildings. 

ii 2 .192A 

Plan showing Buildings H-K. 

Redford in JEA 59 (1973), fig. 2 on 19 


ii 2 .204A 

Plan. 

Redford in JEA 59 (1973), 21 fig. 3 


ii 2 .205(10) 

(10) Takelothis II. 

Redford in JEA 59 (1973), pls. xviii, xxii after p. 24 


ii 2 .204A 

Views. 

Redford in JEA 59 (1973), pl. xix after p. 24 


ii 2 .206(17)A 

(17) Takelothis censing and libating, on right jamb. 




216 

Redford in JEA 59 (1973), 21 pl. xx 


ii 2 .205(9)A 

(9) I, 1 Shepenwept I with sistra before Amun. 

Redford in JEA 59 (1973), 24 pl. xxi 


ii 2 .205(9)A 

(9) I, 2 Osorkon III consecrating offerings. 

see Payne in JEA 59 (1973), 31-5 

Hierakonpolis. Predynastic Cemetery. ‘Decorated Tomb’. 

v.199A 

Description. 

Fischer in JEA 59 (1973), 44-5 fig. 1 

Gîza. G 1301, Mernesut. Chapel, in Detroit MI, Institute of Arts, 71.292. 

iii 2 .61A 

Ka servant carrying box, on right jamb of false door. 

Kemp in JEA 59 (1973), 36-43 cf. fig. 2 [upper left] (plan) pls. xxiii-xxv 

Hierakonpolis. Predynastic Cemetery. ‘Decorated Tomb’. 

v.199A 

Views. 

see Samson in JEA 59 (1973), 47 

aAmârna. Miscellaneous. Statues. 

iv.234A 

Fragments of cheek and lips, probably Tuthmosis IV or Amenophis III, red jasper, formerly in London, 

Petrie Museum, 111-12, now in New York NY, Metropolitan Museum of Art. 

Mendelssohn in JEA 59 (1973), pl. xxx [1] facing p. 60, xxxi [1, 3] facing p. 61 

Maidûm. Pyramid. 

iv.89A 

Views. 

Mendelssohn in JEA 59 (1973), pl. xxxi [2] facing p. 61 

Maidûm. Pyramid complex. 

iv.90A 

View of Mortuary Temple showing stelae. 

Kadish in JEA 59 (1973), 77-90 pls. xxxii, xxxiii 

8 

Writing-board of Khakheperrasonb called Ankhu, Dyn. XII, in London, British Museum, EA 5645. 




217 

see Helck in JEA 59 (1973), 95-9 

Karnak. 9th Pylon. Earlier Blocks Re-used. 

ii 2 .182A 

Large sandstone block with offering lists of Amenophis IV. 

Bosse-Griffiths in JEA 59 (1973), 100-108 pl. xxxvi 


i 2 .584A 

Back of golden shrine, 108, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 61481. 

Gaballa, G. A. in JEA 59 (1973), 109-10 [1] fig. 1 pl. xxxvii [1] 

804-048-050 

Lower part of probably tomb jamb, Benanta, Chief physician of the Mansion of Life, kneeling in adoration 

before the cartouche of Ramesses III, with end of text above, sandstone, temp. Ramesses III, in Cairo, 

Egyptian Museum, JE 40031. (Allegedly from Saqqâra.) 

Gaballa in JEA 59 (1973), 113 [3] fig. 3 pl. xxxvii [2] 

Mît Rahîna. Kôm el Qalaa. Finds from S. Pylon and Palace areas. 

iii 2 .858 

Sandstone block with text of Ramesses III, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 45570. 

Gaballa in JEA 59 (1973), 110-13 fig. 2 pl. xxxviii 

Gîza. Misc. 

iii 2 .308A 

Donation-stela, Sanuro, Royal Scribe, year 6 of Ramesses III (?), in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 66612. 

Borghouts in JEA 59 (1973), 132-3 [§23, No. 15] pl. xxxix [1] 

Dendera. Temple of Hathor. Exterior. 

vi.77(256)A 

(256) Top register, Augustus strikes clay ball before Ihy, Hathor and Horus. 

Borghouts in JEA 59 (1973), 133-4 [§24] pl. xxxix [2] 

Dendera. Temple of Ḥatḥor. Exterior. 

vi.76(233)A 

(233) Top register, Augustus strikes clay ball before Ihy, Hathor and Harsomtus. 

Borghouts in JEA 59 (1973), 136-7 [§27] pl. xxxix [3] 

Philae. Temple of Hathor. 

vi.251(19)A 

(19) King hits ball before Tefnut. 

El-Khouly in JEA 59 (1973), 155 pl. xli [2] 

Ṣaqqâra. The Sacred Animal Complex. East Temple. Nektanebos II. 

iii 2 .779 




218 

Upper part of statuette of a Queen or Isis, schist, Ptolemaic. 

Martin in JEA 60 (1974), facing 15, 16, 26, 27 and on 17, 20 figs. 1, 2, 5, 10, 11 cf. 3 (sections) facing pp. 

15, 16, 26, 27 and on 17, 20 

Ṣaqqâra. The Serapeum Complex. North group. 

iii 2 .821 

Plans. 

Martin in JEA 60 (1974), 21 fig. 6 

Ṣaqqâra. Finds from Temple of Nektanebos II. 

iii 2 .825 

Wooden plank from coffin, re-used Late Period 

Martin in JEA 60 (1974), 23 

Ṣaqqâra. Finds from north of Step Pyramid. 

iii 2 .505 

Name of Iymery from statue base, late Old Kingdom, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 91917. 

Wood in JEA 60 (1974), pl. xxiii [1] facing p. 88 

Gîza. Valley Temple of Menkaure. 

iii 2 .28A 

Nome triad, King, Hathor and jackal nome goddess, greywacke, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 40679. 

Wood in JEA 60 (1974), pl. xxiii [2] facing p. 88 


iii 2 .27A 

Nome triad, Hathor, King and Hare nome goddess, in Boston MA, Museum of Fine Arts, 09.200. 

Wood in JEA 60 (1974), pl. xxiv [1] after p. 88 


iii 2 .28A 

Nome triad, King, Hathor, and bat fetish nome goddess, greywacke, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 

46499. 

Wood in JEA 60 (1974), pl. xxiv [2] after p. 88 


iii 2 .28A 

Nome triad, King, Hathor and Theban nome god, greywacke, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 40678. 

Wood in JEA 60 (1974), pl. xxv [1] after p. 88 


iii 2 .28A 

Middle part of nome triad, King, Hathor and nome god, greywacke, in Boston MA, Museum of Fine Arts, 

11.3147. 




219 

Wood, W. in JEA 60 (1974), 82 pl. xxv [2] (=Reisner pl. 64 [h]) 

Gîza. Pyramid complex of Menkaure. 

iii 2 .29A 

Fragment of nome triad (=Reisner pl. 64 [h]) in Boston MA, Museum of Fine Arts, 12.1514. 

Fischer in JEA 60 (1974), 94 note 3 fig. 1 

Ṣaqqâra. Around the Pyramid complex of Unis. Tomb of Nebt. Temp Unis. 

iii 2 .625(30) 

False door of deceased. 

Fischer in JEA 60 (1974), 99 note 24 fig. 3 

Gîza. Central Field. Tomb of Nimaetre and Neferesris. 

iii 2 .284(12)A 

Restoration of title on lintel of false door. 

see Fischer in JEA 60 (1974), 99 note 25 

8 

Cylinder seal with name of Saḥure, in Baltimore MD, Walters Art Gallery, 57.1748. 

see Simpson in JEA 60 (1974), 104-5 [13] 

Dendera. Miscellaneous 

v.115A 

Stela of Nui, early Dyn. XI, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, CG 20805 (JE 45600). 

see Berlev in JEA 60 (1974), 106-11 

Sheikh aAbd el-Qurma. Tomb of Khons or Meres and Senebni. 

i 2 .672A 

Description. 

Berlev in JEA 60 (1974), 112-13 pl. xxvi 


i 2 .672A 

Canopic box of Khons, in Moscow, State Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts, I.1.a.5318. 

Berlev in JEA 60 (1974), 111-12, 113 pl. xxvii 


i 2 .672A 

Canopic-box of Senebni, in Moscow, State Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts, I.1.a.5359. 

Berlev in JEA 60 (1974), 111 pl. xxviii 


i 2 .672A 

Wooden stick of Senebni dedicated by King Senebmiu, in Moscow, State Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts, 

I.1.a.1801. 




220 

Davies, W. V. in JEA 60 (1974), 114-18 pls. xxix, xxx 

Thebes. Draa Abû el-Nagaa. XVII Dyn. Cemetery. Burial of Aḥḥotp. 

i 2 .602A 

Bronze head of Amosis, in Oxford, Ashmolean Museum, 1927.4623. 

see Davies, W. V. in JEA 60 (1974), 115 note 12 

8 

Copper axe-head of King Mentuemsaf (Djadankhre), in London, British Museum, EA 67505. 

van Sicklen in JEA 60 (1974), 129-31 fig. 2 


i 2 .554A 

Hieratic graffito recording inspection in year 13. 

Razik in JEA 60 (1974), 144-5 [§1], cf. plan on 143 

Luxor Temple. Pylon. Inner Face. 

ii 2 .306(17)A 

Building text in III, 2 and text above III, year 3 of Ramesses II. (Partly at (18)). 

Razik in JEA 60 (1974), 146 [§2], cf. plan on 143 

Luxor. Court of Ramesses II. 

ii 2 .308(28)A 

Dedicatory text of Ramesses II. 



ii 2 .307(26) and (27)A 

Two bandeau texts of Ramesses II. 



ii 2 .308-9(29)-(31)A 

Two bandeau texts of Ramesses II. 

Razik in JEA 60 (1974), 149 [§5A], cf. plan on 143 


ii 2 .307(23)A 

Names of door at (23) (a), (e) and (f). 

Razik in JEA 60 (1974), 149 [§5B], cf. plan on 143 


ii 2 .306(19)A 

Names of door at (19) (a), (b), (f), (g). 




221 


Luxor. Court. 

ii 2 .307(19¹)A 

(19¹) Dedication texts of Ramesses II. 

Razik in JEA 60 (1974), 151 [§7, A, i] 

Luxor. Pylon. 

ii 2 .305(14)A 

Dedication text at (14). 

Razik in JEA 60 (1974), 151 [§7, A, ii] 

Luxor. Pylon. 

ii 2 .304(13)A 


Razik in JEA 60 (1974), 151-2 [§7, B, i, ii] 

Luxor. Pylon. 

ii 2 .306(16)A 


Razik in JEA 60 (1974), 152 [§7, B, iii, iv] 

Luxor. Pylon. 

ii 2 .306(17)A 


Razik in JEA 60 (1974), 153 [§8, ii-iv], cf. plan on 143 

Luxor. Court of Ramesses II. Colonnades. 

ii 2 .311A(49)-(50) and (55)-(56) 

Dedication text of Ramesses II at (49)-(50) and (55)-(56). 

Razik in JEA 60 (1974), 153 [§8, ii-iv], cf. plan on 143 


ii 2 .311A(49)-(49¹) and (49¹)-(49¹¹) 

Dedication text of Ramesses II at (49)-(49¹) and (49¹)-(49¹¹). 

Razik in JEA 60 (1974), 154 [§9) cf. plan on 143 


ii 2 .311(51)-(52), (53)-(54), (48¹)-(47¹) 

Cryptographic text at (51)-(52), (53)-(54), (48¹)-(47¹). 



ii 2 .311(54¹)-(54), (54)-(52¹) 

Dedication-text of Ramesses II on architrave, at (54¹)-(54), (54)-(52¹). 




222 



ii 2 .311(56¹)-(56¹¹) 

Architrave, name and epithets of Ramesses II, at (56¹)-(56¹¹). 

Razik in JEA 60 (1974), 156 [§12, left and right) cf. plan on 143 


ii 2 .308(27¹) and (30¹) 

Dedication texts of Ramesses II at (27¹) and (30¹). 

Razik in JEA 60 (1974), 157 [§13, A] cf. plan on 143 

Luxor. Triple Shrine. Mut.. 

ii 2 .309(34)A 

Dedication text of Ramesses II. 

Razik in JEA 60 (1974), 157 [§13, B] cf. plan on 143 

Luxor. Triple Shrine. Mut.. 

ii 2 .309(33)A 


Razik in JEA 60 (1974), 157 [§13, C] cf. plan on 143 

Luxor. Triple Shrine. Mut. 

ii 2 .309(32)A 



Luxor. Triple Shrine. Amun. 

ii 2 .310(40)A 




ii 2 .310(39)A 


Razik in JEA 60 (1974), 158 [§14, C] cf. plan on 143 


ii 2 .310(43)A 



Luxor. Triple Shrine. Khons. 

ii 2 .310(45)A 





223 


Luxor. Triple Shrine. Khons. 

ii 2 .310(44)A 


Razik in JEA 60 (1974), 160 [§16] cf. plan on 143 

Luxor. Exterior. 

ii 2 .333(202)A 

Bandeau text of Ramesses II at (202). 

Razik in JEA 60 (1974), 160 [§17, A] 

Luxor. Rooms I-IV. 

ii 2 .319(113)A 

Dedication texts of Ramesses II on jambs of Chapel of Khons at (113). 

Razik in JEA 60 (1974), 160 [§17, B] 


ii 2 .319(109)A 

Dedication texts of Ramesses II at (c) and (d) at (109) in Chapel of Mut. 

see Málek in JEA 60 (1974), 161 note 5 

Ṣaqqâra. Tomb of Tia. 

iii 2 .654 

Block, deceased adoring cartouche of Ramesses II, at Orient-Occident (dealers in Paris) in 1973. 

see Málek in JEA 60 (1974), 162-5 fig. 1 pl. xxxiv 


iii 2 .740 

Stela of Amenemhab Pakharu, temp. Ramesses II, in Durham, Oriental Museum, N.1965. 

Málek in JEA 60 (1974), 165-7 fig. 2 pl. xxxv (from Gordon) 


iii 2 .654 

Pyramidion, granite, formerly in Lethieullier and Long collns. 

Kitchen in JEA 60 (1974), 168, 169-70 [A] fig. 1 

Thebes. TT 189, Nekht-djehut. 

i 2 .295(5)-(6) 

Autobiographical text with dates, years 55 and 58, at (5)-(6). 

Kitchen in JEA 60 (1974), 168-9, 170-1 [B] figs. 2A, 2B 

Thebes. TT 189, Nekht-djehut. 

i 2 .295(2)A 

Texts of four registers at (2). 




224 

Guralnick in JEA 60 (1974), pl. xxxvii [1] facing p. 177 


i 2 .67(19)A 

Son before deceased and mother in I. 

Guralnick in JEA 60 (1974), pl. xxxvii [3] facing p. 177 

Dendera. Temple of Hathor. Hypostyle. Astronomical ceiling. 

vi.49A 

Osiris, Horus and Isis seated, with snakes behind them. 

Plumley and Adams in JEA 60 (1974), 228 pl. xlviii [3] 


vii.94A 

Column with bottom of a column of text. 

Plumley and Adams in JEA 60 (1974), 229 pl. xlix [1] 


vii.94A 

Text of fresco with name of Taharqa. 

Fischer in JEA 60 (1974), 247 (suggesting reading as Kasinebef) 

Gîza. Central Field. Tomb of Khenu. 

iii 2 .261A 

Name of Kanebef on lintel. 

Fischer in JEA 60 (1974), 248 [top], cf. fig. 1 (from Junker) 

Gîza. West Field. Tomb of Soneb. 

iii 2 .101(3)(b) 

Corrected name of scribe in III at (b) of the false door of deceased, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 51297. 


aAmârna. Great Official Palace. Finds. Stelae. 

iv.198A 

Cartouches on fragments upper pt. stela of [Paheri]enpaten, in London, Petrie Museum, 410. 

Plumley in JEA 61 (1975), 12 pl. vii [3] 

Qaṣr Ibrîm. Fort. Meroitic. Various. 

vii.94A 

Lower part of lion statue, Meroitic. 

Plumley in JEA 61 (1975), 12 pl. vii [4] fig. 1 


vii.94A 

Jamb of Amenophis II. 




225 

Plumley in JEA 61 (1975), 16 pl. ix [4] 


vii.94A 

Block with cartouche of Taharqa. 

Plumley in JEA 61 (1975), 16 pl. x [1] 


vii.94A 

Upper part statue, headless, Meroitic. 



vii.94A 

Naos of Amenemḥet, granite, New Kingdom 



vii.94A 

Base of seated statue with cartouches of Ramesses III, granite. 

Plumley in JEA 61 (1975), 20 pl. xii 

Qaṣr Ibrîm. Church. Remains of Taharqa Temple. 

vii.94A 

Fresco, Taharqa offering to a god. 

Fischer in JEA 61 (1975), 33 

Ṣaqqâra. Pyramid complex of Unis. Causeway. 

iii 2 .418 

Text (part) of a block, concerning transport of columns. 

Fischer in JEA 61 (1975), 33-5 pl. xvi [1] fig. 1 

Ṣaqqâra. Around the Pyramid complex of Unis. Finds. 

iii 2 .652A 

Block of Khenu, with part of autobiographical text, mentioning expedition to Aswân in the reign of Unis, 

with a dealer in Cairo. 

Fischer in JEA 61 (1975), 35-7 pl. xvi [2] fig. 3 

Karnak. Stelae. 

ii 2 .293A 

Temp. Antef (Wahankh), mentioning the ‘House of Khety’, probably from here, in Cairo, Egyptian 

Museum, Temp. No. 25.10.17.10. 

Zabkar in JEA 61 (1975), 42-4 figs. 1-4 

Semna West. Fort at Semna South. 




226 

vii.151A 

Sealings with name. 

Adams in JEA 61 (1975), 102-13 

Qifṭ. Temple of Tuthmosis III. 

v.125A 

Description of foundation deposits. 

Razik in JEA 61 (1975), 125-6 [§1] 

Luxor Temple. Pylon. Inner Face. 

ii 2 .306(17) 

Translation of building text in III, 2 and text above III, year 3 of Ramesses II. (Partly at (18).) 

Razik in JEA 61 (1975), 127 [§2] 


ii 2 .308(28)A 

Translation of dedicatory text of Ramesses II. 

Razik in JEA 61 (1975), 127-8 [§3] 


ii 2 .307(26) and (27)A 

Translation of two bandeau texts of Ramesses II. 

Razik in JEA 61 (1975), 129 [§4] 


ii 2 .308-9(29)-(31)A 

Translation of two bandeau texts of Ramesses II. 

Razik in JEA 61 (1975), 130 [§5, A] 


ii 2 .306(19)A 

Translation of names of door at (23) (a), (e) and (f). 

Razik in JEA 61 (1975), 130 [§5, B] 


ii 2 .306(19)A 

Translation of names of door at (19) (a), (b), (f), (g). 

Razik in JEA 61 (1975), 130 [§6] 

Luxor. Court. 

ii 2 .307(19¹) 

(19¹) Translation of dedication texts of Ramesses II. 

Razik in JEA 61 (1975), 130 [§7, A, W. Wing] 




227 

Luxor. Pylon. 

ii 2 .305(14)A 

Dedication text at (14) (translation). 

Razik in JEA 61 (1975), 130-1 [§7, A, E. Wing] 

Luxor. Pylon. 

ii 2 .304(13)A 


Razik in JEA 61 (1975), 131 [§7, B, W. Wing] 

Luxor. Pylon. 

ii 2 .306(16)A 


Razik in JEA 61 (1975), 131 [§7, B, E. Wing] 

Luxor. Pylon. 

ii 2 .306(17)A 


Razik in JEA 61 (1975), 131-2 [§8] 


ii 2 .311(49)-(50) and (55)-(56)A 

Translation of dedication text of Ramesses II at (49)-(50) and (55)-(56). 

Razik in JEA 61 (1975), 131-2 [§8] 


ii 2 .311(49)-(49¹) and (49¹)-(49¹¹)A 

Translation of dedication-text of Ramesses II at (49)-(49¹) and (49¹)-(49¹¹). 

Razik in JEA 61 (1975), 132-3 [§9] 


ii 2 .311(51)-(52), (53)-(54), (48¹)-(47¹)A 

Translation of cryptographic text at (51)-(52), (53)-(54), (48¹)-(47¹). 

Razik in JEA 61 (1975), 133 [§10] 


ii 2 .311(54¹)-(54), (54)-(52¹)A 

Translation of dedication text of Ramesses II on architrave, at (54¹)-(54), (54)-(52¹). 

Razik in JEA 61 (1975), 133 [§11] 


ii 2 .311 (56¹)-(56¹¹)A 

Architrave, translation of name and epithets of Ramesses II, at (56¹)-(56¹¹). 




228 

Razik in JEA 61 (1975), 133 [§12] 


iii 2 .308(27¹) and (30¹)A 

Translation of dedication texts of Ramesses II at (27¹) and (30¹). 

Razik in JEA 61 (1975), 133-4 [§13, A] 

Luxor.Triple Shrine. Mut. 

ii 2 .309(34)A 

Translation of dedication text of Ramessses II. 

Razik in JEA 61 (1975), 134 [§13, B] 


ii 2 .309(33)A 


Razik in JEA 61 (1975), 134 [§13, C] 


ii 2 .309(32)A 


Razik in JEA 61 (1975), 134 [§14, A] 

Luxor.Triple Shrine. Amun. 

ii 2 .310(40)A 

Translation of dedication text at (40). 

Razik in JEA 61 (1975), 134 [§14, B] 


ii 2 .310(39)A 


Razik in JEA 61 (1975), 134-5 [§14, C] 


ii 2 .310(43)A 


Razik in JEA 61 (1975), 135 [§15, A] 

Luxor.Triple Shrine. Khons. 

ii 2 .310(45)A 


Razik in JEA 61 (1975), 135 [§15, B] 

Luxor.Triple Shrine. Khons. 

ii 2 .310(44)A 





229 

Razik in JEA 61 (1975), 135 [§16] 

Luxor. Exterior. 

ii 2 .333(202)A 

Translation of bandeau text of Ramesses II at (202). 

Razik in JEA 61 (1975), 135 [§17, A] 


ii 2 .319(113)A 

Translation of dedication texts of Ramesses II on jambs of Chapel of Khons at (113). 

Razik in JEA 61 (1975), 135 [§17, B] 


ii 2 .319(109)A 

Translation of dedication texts of Ramesses II at (c) and (d) at (109) in Chapel of Mut.. 

Farag in JEA 61 (1975), 165-6 pl. xxiii [1] 

Ṣaqqâra. The Serapeum. 

iii 2 .817 

Stela, Apis bull in shrine being conveyed in wheeled cart, Ptolemaic or Roman. 

Bourrian and Ray in JEA 61 (1975), 257-8 pl. xxix 

8 

Two gold oracular decree cases of Shaḳ, 3rd Int. Period. 

Martin in JEA 62 (1976), 13 note 13 

Ṣaqqâra. Tomb of Pay. 

iii 2 .655 

Mention of discovery. 

Martin in JEA 62 (1976), 5-13 pls. i-iv figs. 1, 2 


iii 2 .655 

Account of excavation, with map and plan, view, and some newly discovered scenes. 

Martin in JEA 62 (1976), 13 n. 13 


iii 2 .654 

Mention of discovery. 

Smith, H.S. in JEA 62 (1976), 14-17 with plan, fig. 1 

Ṣaqqâra. Sacred Animal Complexes. Temple of Nektanebos II. 

iii 2 .821 

Account with plan. 




230 

Smith, H.S. in JEA 62 (1976), 17 with view pl. vi [3] 

Ṣaqqâra. Sacred Animal Complexes. ‘Iseum’. 

iii 2 .827 

Account with view. 

Collins in JEA 62 (1976), 32 fig. 2 

Sheikh aAbd el-Qurna. Mond Excavations. 

i 2 .676A 

Name and titles from Stela of Mahu, goldworker of Amun-Re, from stelophorous statue, New Kingdom, 

found in court of TT 50. 

see Collins in JEA 62 (1976), 33 


i 2 .676A 

Inscribed inner coffin of Esmut, Songstress of Amun, etc., Late Period, from pit in TT 30. 



i 2 .676A 

Brick with name of Amenophis IV. 



i 2 .676A 

Statue of Nentowaref, sandstone, from pit near TT 50. 


Thebes. TT 23, Tjay. Finds. 

i 2 .41A 

Text of kneeling statue of deceased holding stela. 



i 2 .676A 

Stela-fragment of Ptaḥdjefa, Songstress of Amun, New Kingdom, perhaps from TT 23. 


Sheikh aAbd el-Qurna. Mond Excavations. From courtyard of TT 23. 

i 2 .676A 

Text from stela-fragment of Ankhemaefemyunu, Late Period 


Sheikh aAbd el-Qurna. Mond Excavations. From courtyard of TT 23. 




231 

i 2 .676A 

Fragment of canopic jar of Tjepu, Lady of the house, probably Dyn. XVIII. 



i 2 .676A 

Text of coffin of Es-sher (?), Late Period, from south of TT 23. 



i 2 .676A 

Text of stela of Harsiesi, probably 3rd Int. Period. 

Collins in JEA 62 (1976), 35 figs. 13-25 

Thebes. TT 44, Amenemhab. 

i 2 .(3)-(5), (7), (10), (11)A 

Texts of scenes at (3)-(5), (7), (10), (11). 

Collins in JEA 62 (1976), 35 figs. 26, 33, 


i 2 .676A 

Ptah-Sokari-Osiris statue of Pedeamun-(neb)nesuttaui, Dyn. XXII. 


Thebes. TT 106, Paser. Finds. 

i 2 .224A 

Text of fragmentary statuette of deceased. 


Thebes. TT 53, Amenemhet. Finds, etc. 

i 2 .104A 

Fragment of jamb of deceased, found near TT 106. 


Sheikh aAbd el-Qurna. Tombs of position unknown. Tomb of Wahsu. 

i 2 .672A 

Offering text, and name and title of son Iny. 

Collins in JEA 62 (1976), 35-6 figs. 34-7 

Thebes. TT 105, Khaemopet. 

i 2 .219A and i 2 .219(1), (2) 

Texts. 





232 

Thebes. TT 106, Paser. Finds. 

i 2 .224A 

Text of stamped brick of deceased, found in TT 105. 


Thebes. TT 227, Name lost. 

i 2 .327A 

Text on ceiling. 


Sheikh aAbd el-Qurna. Tombs on east face of the hill. Name unknown, Man of the Following. 

i 2 .671A 

Texts of ceiling, south wall, and offering table. 



i 2 .677A 

Two canopic jars of Amenhotep, two of Ruiu, and four of Isiu, all pottery, New Kingdom 



i 2 .677A 

Lower half of coffin of Siamun, date uncertain. 



i 2 .676A 

Canopic-jar of Amenḥotep, Scribe, New Kingdom, part of text. 



i 2 .676A 

Name, from coffin of Serniut (?), New Kingdom 



i 2 .676A 

Part of text, from foot of coffin of Iryiryiu, Late Period 

Collins in JEA 62 (1976), 38 fig. 49 (as Dyn. XXVI) 

Sheikh aAbd el-Qurna. Mond Excavations. From TT 21. 

i 2 .676A 

Two ushabti-boxes of Ta-amunpaui, New Kingdom or 3rd Int. Period. 




233 


Sheikh aAbd el-Qurna. Mond Excavations. From TT 21. 

i 2 .676A 

Osiris statuettes of Menkhamun, and Hetepamun, probably 3rd Int. Period. 


Sheikh aAbd el-Qurna. Mond Excavations. Coffins from TT 21. 

i 2 .677A 

Desesi, 3rd Int. or Late Period, in Liverpool, Liverpool Museum, 39.4042.1. 



i 2 .677A 

Pedekhons, 3rd Int. or Late Period, in Toronto, Royal Ontario Museum, 910.11. 



i 2 .677A 

Namenkhamun, 3rd Int. or Late Period. 



i 2 .677A 

Djedjhutefankh, 3rd Int. or Late Period. 



i 2 .677A 

Ankhi, 3rd Int. or Late Period. 



i 2 .677A 

Part of text of coffin of Bakt, 3rd Int. or Late Period. 



i 2 .676A 

Text of ushabti box of Aḥmosi, 3rd Int. or Late Period. 



i 2 .676A 




234 

Text of obelisk of Siamun, probably New Kingdom 



i 2 .676A 

Text of wooden beard and sceptre of Tjenena (perhaps Tjenuna, TT 76). 


Thebes. TT C.12. Maḥu. 

i 2 .460A 

Texts of deceased and wife(?) Esi. 



i 2 .676A 

Texts from coffin with names of Irterau and Iter, Late Period, and cartonnage of Iremhet(?), 3rd Int. or 

Late Period. 

Simpson in JEA 62 (1976), 41-4 pls. viii, viiiA 

Heliopolis Miscellaneous. 

iv.63A 

Statue of Sebekemḥet, end of Dyn. XII-early Dyn. XIII, in Detroit MI, Institute of Arts, 51.276. 

Nibbi in JEA 62 (1976), fig. 1 on 48 (from Wilkinson) 

Wâdi el-Gasûs. Temple. 

vii.338A 


Nibbi in JEA 62 (1976), 49-50 pl. ix 


vii.338A 

Stela of year 28 of Amenemhet II, of Khentekhtiwer, in Durham, Oriental Museum, N. 1934. 

Nibbi in JEA 62 (1976), 49-50 pl. x 


vii.338A 

Stela of year 1 of Sesostris II, of Khnemhotep, in Durham, Oriental Museum, N. 1935. 

Brovarski in JEA 62 (1976), 57-73 pls. xi, xiA 

Deir el-Baḥri. Great Temple. Finds. 

ii 2 .375A 

Fragmentary stela of Senenu, temp. Tuthmosis III, in Chicago IL, Oriental Institute, 8798, and Paris, 

Musée du Louvre, E. 6244. 




235 

Hari in JEA 62 (1976), 102-3 pls. xiv, xivA 

Karnak. F. Temple of Ptah. 

ii 2 .198(7)A 

Stela of Haremhab. 

Bourrian in JEA 62 (1976), 145 [1] pl. xxiv [1] 

Sohâg. 

v.31A 

Ivory knife handle with animals, Predynastic, in London, British Museum, EA 68512. 

Bourriau, J. in JEA 62 (1976), 146 [7] pl. xxiv [3] (as Sesostris I) 

800-493-640 

Head of royal statue wearing nemes, probably from sphinx, greywacke, early Dyn. XII, in Cambridge, 


see Bourrian in JEA 62 (1976), 146 [8] 

Nabêsha (Tell Faraaûn). Miscellaneous. 

iv.9A 

Red quartzite sphinx of Sesostris III, headless, in London, British Museum, EA 1849. 

Bourriau, J. in JEA 62 (1976), 147 [19] pl. xxv [2] (as probably Taharqa) 

800-817-290 

Statuette of kneeling king, lower arms and feet lost, bronze, Dyn. XXV, at Sotheby’s in 1974, now in 

Cambridge, Fitzwilliam Museum, E.3.1974. 

Bourriau, J. in JEA 62 (1976), 147 [20] pl. xxvi [1] 

803-077-700 

Round-topped stela, woman Deesihebsed, Private songstress of Amun, daughter of Irter[au], Scribe of the 

chamberlain of the divine adoratress, and woman Udjarenes, in adoration before Re(-Harakhti), Isis, and 

the four Sons of Horus, and below, four lines of text, wood, Dyn. XXVI, in Oxford, Ashmolean Museum, 

1974.171. (Probably from Thebes.) 

Martin in JEA 63 (1977), 13-19 pls. i-iii fig. 1 


iii 2 .655 

Account of excavation, with plan, views, and some newly discovered scenes and a statue. 


Ṣaqqâra. Tomb of Haremhab. Re-used blocks. 

iii 2 .661A 

Blocks of Minnufer, Old Kingdom. 

Smith, H.S. and Jeffreys, D.G. in JEA 63 (1977), 25 pl. iv [3] 

Ṣaqqâra. Animal Necropolis. Northern Group. Finds from Temple Terrace, etc. 




236 

iii 2 .824 

Panel, head of a king, wood, probably Dyn. XXVI. 

see Plumley in JEA 63 (1977), 41-2 


vii.94A 

Block of Taharqa. 

Plumley in JEA 63 (1977), 43 pl. vi [3] 


vii.94A 

Slab with names of Taharqa. 

Plumley in JEA 63 (1977), 43 fig. E pl. vi [4] 


vii.94A 

Base of statue of Ramesses III, black granite. 

Ward, W. A. in JEA 63 (1977), 63-6 pl. ix 

803-030-000 

Rectangular stela with cornice, offering text invoking Osiris lord of Abydos and Harsiesi, and below, 

Neferhotep, Singer, son of woman Henu, seated on the ground, dedicated by ‘his beloved friend’ 

Nebsumenu (hieroglyphs approximate only), Carrier of bricks, and made by Seneb(r)au, Outline 

draughtsman, son of Sonb, Dyn. XII, in Leiden, Rijksmuseum van Oudheden, Inv. AP.34. 

see Kemp in JEA 63 (1977), 75 note 4, cf. fig. 1 on 73 (position) 

Thebes. C. Near Deir el-Shebûrt. Kôm el-Samak. 

i 2 .781A 

Brick-built dais decorated with painted bows and captives, New Kingdom 

see Kemp in JEA 63 (1977), 77-81 figs. 1-3 pls. xi, xii 

Thebes. C. Near Deir el-Shebûrt. Kôm el-aAbd. Building of Amenophis III. 

i 2 .781A 

Description, with position, plan, section, and views, and mention of stamped bricks of Amenophis III. 

Samson in JEA 63 (1977), 92 fig. 2 

aAmârna. Miscellaneous. Reliefs. 

iv.233-4A 

Nefertiti, from column-drum, in Oxford, Ashmolean Museum, 1893.1-41(71). 

Davies, W.V. in JEA 63 (1977), 109 pl. xvii [1] 

El-Bersha. Middle Kingdom Tombs. Various. 

iv.185A 

Detail of outer coffin of Sepi, Dyn. XII, in Paris, Musée du Louvre, E.10779. 




237 

Gaballa in JEA 63 (1977), 122-4 pls. xxii, xxiiA 


iii².737 

Fragment of stela with text concerning foreign tribute, Dyn. XVIII, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 

28569. 

Gaballa in JEA 63 (1977), 124-5 pls. xxiii [1], xxiiiA [1] 

Luxor. Forecourt. 

ii 2 .317(99)A 

Fragment of stela of Sethos II, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, Temp. No. 26.2.25.1. 

Gaballa in JEA 63 (1977), 125-6 pls. xxiii [2], xxiiiA [2] 

Ṣaqqâra. Between the Monastery and the Enclosure of Sekhemkhet. 

iii 2 .667 

Lower part of stela of Iuy, late Dyn. XVIII or early Dyn. XIX, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 15115. 

Millard, A. in JEA 63 (1977), 127-30 pl. xxiv (as queen of Ramesses II). 

803-055-200 

Fragment of probably votive stela, upper part of Merytamun, King’s great [wife] (of Amenophis I), turning 

towards [Amenophis I] (cartouches preserved), Dyn. XIX-XX, in Cambridge, Fitzwilliam Museum, 

EGA.4354.1943. 

Wright in JEA 63 (1977), 156-8 with views pl. xxvi 

Kalâbsha. Blocks of earlier date. Ptolemaic chapel re-erected at Elephantine. 

vii.20A 

Account and views. 

Simpson in JEA 63 (1977), 175 fig. 1 

Gîza. G 2042A. 

iii 2 .69A 

Relief, lower part of deceased seated, with dog Inheb under chair. 

see Fischer in JEA 63 (1977), 175 

Ṣaqqâra. Around the Pyramid complex of Unis. 

iii 2 .652A 

Block of Khenu with part of autobiographical text, mentioning expedition to Aswân in the reign of Unis. 

Martin in JEA 64 (1978), 6-7 with n. 6 

Ṣaqqâra. Burial chamber of Khuiywer, late Old Kingdom 

iii 2 .654A 

Name. 

Martin in JEA 64 (1978), 5-9 pls. i-iv 





238 

iii 2 .655 

Account of excavation. 

Martin in JEA 64 (1978), 9 pl. iii [1] 

Ṣaqqâra. Tomb of Haremhab. Objects found in shafts. 

iii 2 .661A 

Small stela, probably temp. Amenophis IV. 



iii 2 .661A 

Limestone plaque of King Ay. 



iii 2 .661A 

Stamped jar-handle of Haremhab. 

Martin in JEA 64 (1978), 9 pl. iv [1] 


iii 2 .661A 

Statue, man kneeling with offering table, late Dyn. XVIII. 



iii 2 .661A 

Head of statue, late Dyn. XVIII. 



iii 2 .661A 

Lower part of statuette of Queen Mutnedjemt. 



iii 2 .661A 

Vessel of Amenophis III. 



iii 2 .661A 

Hieratic jar dockets of Haremhab as a Royal Scribe, year 2 of unnamed king. 

Smith, H.S. and Jeffreys in JEA 64 (1978), 12-20 fig. 1 




239 

Ṣaqqâra. Northern Enclosure. 

iii 2 .777 


Smith, H.S. and Jeffreys in JEA 64 (1978), 19 pl. v [3] 

Ṣaqqâra. Northern Enclosure. 

iii 2 .777 

Blocks. (b) Heads of the King and Anubis. 

el-Khouly in JEA 64 (1978), 41 [80] fig. 1 

Ṣaqqâra. Finds from east of the Step Pyramid. 

iii 2 .592A 

Relief, three offering bearers (heads lost), Dyn. V. 

el-Khouly in JEA 64 (1978), 44 pl. ix 

el-Lisht. South Pyramid complex of Sesostris I. 

iv.85A 

Offering table of Sesostris I, grey granite. 

el-Khouly in JEA 64 (1978), 39 [48-9] pl. viii [4, 5] 


iii 2 .827A 

Two bronze statuettes, king standing and kneeling, Late Period, from cache north of Pyramid of Userkaf. 

Sayed in JEA 64 (1978), 70, 71 pl. xi [2] cf. xi [1] 

Wâdi Gawâsîs. 

vii.339A 

Text on right jamb of shrine of Ankhu, temp. Sesostris I. 

Sayed in JEA 64 (1978), 69-71 


vii.339A 

Description of the site. 

Sayed in JEA 64 (1978), 70 


vii.339A 

Stela with decree of Sesostris I for Antefoker. 

Peck, W. H. in JEA 64 (1978), 73-5 pls. xii [1, 3], xiii [1] 

801-631-130 

Statuette of scribe seated on the ground with one knee up, probably from group with baboon of Thoth, 

basalt, temp. Amenophis III, formerly in A. Raifé colln., now in Detroit MI, Institute of Arts, 31.70. 




240 

Peck in JEA 64 (1978), 73-5 pls. xii [2, 4], xiii [2] 

El-Amârna. Miscellaneous. Statues. 

iv.235A 

Small steatite scribe-statue, probably temp. Amenophis III, in Berlin, Ägyptisches Museum, 22621. 

Peck in JEA 64 (1978), 73 pl. xiii [3] 

Tell Muṣṭâi. Temple of Thoth. 

iv.44A 

Statuette of Tjay before Thoth as baboon, in Berlin, Ägyptisches Museum, 20001. 

Peck in JEA 64 (1978), 73 pl. xiii [4] 

i 2 .792A 

Scribe statue, with papyrus roll, serpentine, Dyn. XXIII, in New York NY, Metropolitan Museum of Art, 

31.4.1. 


Abydos. Umm el-Qaaâb. Tomb of Aḥa (B.19). 

v.88A 

Clay sealing of Aḥa, in London, British Museum, EA 68676. 

see Bourrian in JEA 64 (1978), 123-4 [32-3] 

Abydos. Umm el-Qaaâb. Tomb of Den. 

v.83A 

Clay sealings of Den, in London, British Museum, EA 68677-9. 

Bourriau, J. in JEA 64 (1978), 124 [40] pl. xxii [2] 

801-431-050 

Fragment of legs with hands on knees, from seated statuette, with text mentioning Cusae, schist, probably 

Dyn. XII, in Oxford, Ashmolean Museum, 1976.48. 


El-aAmârna. North Palace. Various. 

iv.195A 

Fragment with part of prenomen of Amenophis IV, in Oxford, Ashmolean Museum, 1976.567. 


El-aAmârna. Miscellaneous. Reliefs. 

iv.233-4A 

Fragment with cartouche of Amenophis IV, in Oxford, Ashmolean Museum, 1976.52. 


8 

Fragment with names of the Aten, temp. Amenophis IV, in London, British Museum, EA 68661. 




241 


aAmâra West. Miscellaneous. 

vii.164A 

Stela, Ramesses II offering to Satis, in London, British Museum, EA 68675. 


El-aAmârna. Great Official Palace. Broad Hall. 

iv.198A 

Relief fragment with part of face, in London, British Museum, EA 68584. 

see Bourriau, J. in JEA 64 (1978), 125 [65] 

801-650-280 

Upper part of statue of a Chief of the Two Lands, General (probably), etc., probably Merneptah (later 

king) or Sety-merneptah (later Sethos II), wearing sidelock, black granite, temp. Ramesses II or 

Merneptah, in London, British Museum, EA 68682. 

see Bourriau, J. in JEA 64 (1978), 125 [66] (as New Kingdom) 

800-798-350 

Headless torso, arms and upper parts of legs of a royal statuette, with remains of text on back pillar, bronze, 

3rd Int. Period, in London, British Museum, EA 68663. 



iv.45A 

Statue-fragment, granite, New Kingdom, in London, British Museum, EA 68671. 


8 

Fragment with remains of three columns of inscription, New Kingdom, in London, British Museum, EA 

68662. 


8 

Relief fragment, torso of male figure, New Kingdom, in London, British Museum, EA 68581. 


8 

Relief fragment, rear of two horses and chariot-wheel, New Kingdom, in London, British Museum, EA 

68673. 


8 

Block with incised hieratic graffiti, New Kingdom, in London, British Museum, EA 68674. 




242 



vii.94A 

Block with name of Taharqa, sandstone, in London, British Museum, EA 68664. 

Bourriau, J. in JEA 64 (1978), 126 [83] pl. xxii [3] 

801-750-182 

Statuette of a Director of singers of the temple of Neith, lower part, holding Osiris, with text with 

cartouches of Apries and Amasis, granite, temp. Amasis, in Oxford, Ashmolean Museum, 1976.49. 


Armant. Necropolis. Bucheum. 

v.159A 

Fragments of miniature offering table, perhaps of Nektanebos II, schist, in London, British Museum, EA 

68582. 


8 

Sistrum handle with cartouche of a Ptolemy, faience, in Oxford, Ashmolean Museum, 1976.50. 



vii.94A 

Offering table with cursive Meroitic inscription, sandstone, in London, British Museum, EA 68681. 


Omit. 

Steatite torso, almost certainly Osiris, probably Late Period, in Oxford, Ashmolean Museum, 1976.51. 

Ruffle in JEA 64 (1978), 132 pl. xxiv 

8 

Walking stick of Djehutimosi, Butler of the King’s daughter, Dyn. XVIII, in Birmingham, City Museum 

and Art Gallery, 474.52. 

see Montagu in JEA 64 (1978), 133-4 fig. 1 


i 2 .584A 

Bronze trumpet, 50gg, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 62008 (CG 69851). 

Málek, J. in JEA 64 (1978), 138-40 fig. 1 

8 

Texts of two canopic jars of Neferseshem-psametek, probably Dyn. XXX, formerly on loan to Norwich, 

Castle Museum, 11.14. 




243 

Donohue in JEA 64 (1978), 143 fig. 1 on 144 

Dendera. Tomb of Neferseshem-pepy. 

v.112A 

Stela of deceased, in Bolton, Bolton Museum and Art Gallery, 56.98. 

Caminos in JEA 64 (1978), 154 fig. 1 


v.102A 

Detail of stela of Nebamun, Dyn. XVIII, in London, Petrie Museum, 14348. 

see Aldred, C. in JEA 64 (1978), 175 [middle] 

801-711-300 

Upper part of seated statue, ...ubaste, son of Iry (mother), with text mentioning Bubastis mistress of 

Bubastis (Tell Basṭa), red granite, Dyn. XXI-XXIV, formerly in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 26645, now 

in London, Petrie Museum, 14313. (Probably from Tell Basṭa.) 

see Aldred in JEA 64 (1978), 175 

Objects from Theban Temples. Statues. 

ii 2 .534A 

Male head, early Dyn. XVIII, in London, Petrie Museum, 14801. 


801-650-300 

Upper part of seated man, probably from seated pair statuette, with text mentioning Amun lord of the 

Thrones of the Two Lands, 1st half of Dyn. XVIII, in London, Petrie Museum, 8803. 


801-685-230 

Bust of statuette of a princess or queen, steatite, probably temp. Amenophis III, in London, Petrie 



801-685-231 

Upper part of statuette of a princess or queen, steatite, probably temp. Amenophis III, in London, Petrie 


Martin in JEA 65 (1979), 13-16 pl. ii fig. 1 on 14 


iii 2 .655A 

Account of excavation, with plan and views of shaft IV. 

Martin in JEA 65 (1979), 15 pl. iii [1, 2] 


iii 2 .661A 




244 

Hieratic jar dockets, including year 13 of Haremhab, from shaft IV. 



iii 2 .661A 

Miniature stela of Ay. 

see Smith, H.S. and Jeffreys in JEA 65 (1979), 27 

Ṣaqqâra. Sacred Animal Complexes. Eastern Group. Northern Enclosure. 

iii 2 .777A 

Cornice block of Ptolemy II Philadelphus. 

Fischer in JEA 65 (1979), 42-4 figs. 1, 2 

Ṣaqqâra. Tomb No. 73 [D 13], Shepsi. 

iii 2 .482A 

Reconstruction of text at top of false door, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, CG 1379. 

Fischer in JEA 65 (1979), 44-6 figs. 3, 4 and n. 11 

El-Hagârsa. Tomb of Mery II. 

v.35A 

Reconstruction of the text with cartouche of Neferkare, and correction of the name of wife Ibi. 

Kemp in JEA 65 (1979), 47-53 pls. vii, viii, figs. 1, 2 

El-aAmârna. Workmen’s Village. 

iv.209A 

Wall paintings from houses, dancing Bes figures before Tueris, and group of women and girls, probably 

dancers and musicians. 

Assmann in JEA 65 (1979), 54-77 pls. ix, x 

Thebes. TT 163, Amenemhet. Dyn. XIX 

i 2 .276A 

Scenes, including harpist with song, etc., partly in London, British Museum, EA 55336-7. 

Littauer and Crouwel in JEA 65 (1979), 118 pl. xv [2] 


i 2 .577-8A 

Box, 21, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 61467, right side, King charging Syrians. 

Littauer and Crouwel in JEA 65 (1979), 115-16 pl. xvi [1] 

ragment faience bowl, chariot and man carrying prisoners, faience, probably 3rd Int. Period, in Boston 

MA, Museum of Fine Arts, 59.642. 

Littauer and Crouwel in JEA 65 (1979), 116 pl. xvi [2] 

8 




Relief trial piece, chariot, King with captives, etc., probably Ptolemaic, in Berlin, Ägyptisches Museum, 

3425. 

Littauer and Crouwel in JEA 65 (1979), 117 pl. xvi [3] (as Late Period) 

8 

Painted sketch (trial piece) for relief, man in chariot, Dyn. XVIII, in Hanover, Kestner-Museum, 2952. 

Brier and Bennett in JEA 65 (1979), 131 pl. xxiii [2] 

Thebes. TT 2, Khabekhnet. 

i 2 .8(20)A 

Anubis tending mummy in form of fish on couch, scene 2. 

Bourrian in JEA 65 (1979), 153 [53] pl. xxvi [3] 

8 

Gold signet ring of Sheshonḳ (TT 27), temp. Amasis to Apries, in London, British Museum, EA 68868. 

see McNaught in JEA 65 (1979), 163-4 

8 

Alabaster ointment-jar of Senenmut (TT 71, 353), in London, British Museum, EA 29333. 

Mills, A. J. in JEA 65 (1979), 166 pl. xxix 

Karnak. Temple of Mut. Statues of Sekhmet. 

ii 2 .268A 

Two busts [left=802-120-290 right=802-120-291], in possession of Mrs A. Johnstone, Trewithen House, 

Cornwall. 

Insley, C. in JEA 65 (1979), 167-9 pl. xxx, xxxi 

801-751-278 

Statuette of Unnufer, Libation-priest of King Harsiesi (probably Harsiesi I), son of Bes Bs and Mert-khons, 

kneeling pouring libation on offering-table, with text mentioning Onnophris, bronze, probably late Dyn. 

XXV or early Dyn. XXVI, in Cambridge, Fitzwilliam Museum, E.11.1937. 

Fischer in JEA 65 (1979), 180 fig. 1 [a] 

Ṣaqqâra. Tomb of Niankh-pepy. Burial chamber. 

iii 2 .630A 

Squatting female statuette. 

Fischer in JEA 65 (1979), 180 fig. 1 [b] 

8 

Model of kneeling female mourner, Old Kingdom, in Jerusalem, Israel Museum, 70.36.19. 

Kemp in JEA 66 (1980), 5-16 figs. 1, 3, 5 pls. i [1, 2], ii [1, 2] 


iv.209A 

245 




246 

Preliminary report on EES expedition, 1979, with plans and views. 

Kemp in JEA 66 (1980), 14-15 fig. 6 


iv.209A 

Plaster fragments with remains of painted hieroglyphs. 

Smith, H. S. and Jeffreys in JEA 66 (1980), 17-27 figs. 1, 3, 4 

Ṣaqqâra. ‘Greek Serapeum’ Enclosure area. Northern Enclosure. 

iii 2 .777A 

Preliminary report on EES. expedition 1978-9, with plans. 

Smith, H.S. and Jeffreys in JEA 66 (1980), 18 pl. iii [2] 

Ṣaqqâra. ‘Greek Serapeum’ Enclosure area. Late Period Cemetery. 

iii 2 .562A 

Anthropoid coffin with remains of inscriptions, Late Period. 

see Kákosy in JEA 66 (1980), 48, 50 cf. fig. 1 (from Davies) 

El-Khârga Oasis. Temple of Hibis. 

vii.285(113)A 

Scene in register V. 

Kákosy in JEA 66 (1980), 50-1 pl. vii [1-3] 


iii 2 .755A 

Ḥatḥor-pillar fragment of Neferhotep, Dyn. XIX, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 18928. 

see Kákosy in JEA 66 (1980), 50 cf. figs. 2, 3 (from Calverley) 

Abydos. Temple of Sethos I. Chapel of Ptah. 

vi.11(111)A 

Plow of bark, and small figures of King below, in upper register. 

see Wysocki in JEA 66 (1980), 54-69 with plans, sections, views, etc. on figs. 1-9, pls. viii, ix 

Deir el-Baḥri. Great Tle. Upper Court. 

ii 2 .357A 

Description with plans, sections, views, etc. 

Bosse-Griffith in JEA 66 (1980), 79 pl. xi [3] 

Karnak. 10th Pylon. Blocks of Amenophis IV. 

ii 2 .190A 

Block, head of person adoring the Aten, in Luxor Museum, J.207. 

Bosse-Griffith in JEA 66 (1980), 75-82 pl. xi [1] 

Ashmûnein. Pylon of Ram. II. Re-used aAmârna blocks. 




iv.168A 

Relief, girl (Queen?) playing lute, from marsh scene, in Brooklyn, Brooklyn Museum of Art, 60.197.9. 

Zabkar in JEA 66 (1980), 127-36 pls. xv, xvi 

Philae. Tle. of Isis. Room X. 

vi.243(358)-(359)A 

Top register, King offers sphinx ointment-jar to Isis, and necklace to Hathor. 

see Bourriau in JEA 66 (1980), 137-8 [21] 

Karnak. Temple. of Mut. 

ii 2 .264A 

Fragment of statue of Sekhmet, basalt, temp. Amenophis III, in Glasgow, Hunterian Museum, D.1978.1. 

see Bourriau in JEA 66 (1980), 138 [22] 

Valley of the Kings. KV 17, Sethos I. 

i 2 .545A 

Relief fragment, in Glasgow, Hunterian Museum, D.1978.3. 


Valley of the Kings. KV 17, Sethos I. 

i 2 .543A 

Fragment of lid of sarcophagus, in Glasgow, Hunterian Museum, D.1978.4. 


Abydos, Miscellaneous. In Private Collections. Ex Kennard Colln. 

v.104A 

Diorite bowl inscribed with name of Snofru, Old Kingdom, in Liverpool, Liverpool Museum, 

1977.112.123. 


8 

Fragment of diorite bowl with name of Senusert, Dyn. XII, in Liverpool, Liverpool Museum, 

1977.112.296. 


Abydos, Cemetery E. of Garstang. Excavations 1907-9. 

v.67A 

Stela of Sebekemḥet, Middle Kingdom, in Liverpool, Liverpool Museum, 1977.109.35. 



v.67A 

Stela of User ..., Middle Kingdom, in Liverpool, Liverpool Museum, 1977.109.37. 

247 




248 

Bourriau in JEA 66 (1980), 140 [170] pl. xvii [1] 


v.67A 

Stela of Sekher, Middle Kingdom, in Liverpool, Liverpool Museum, 1977.109.36. 


Esna, Ḥagar Esna-Cemetery. 

v.165A 

Stela of Harhotep, Dyn. XIII, in Liverpool, Liverpool Museum, 1977.110.31. 


Esna, Ḥagar Esna. Cemetery. 

v.165A 

Shell of Sesostris I, in Liverpool, Liverpool Museum, 1977.110.1. 


8 

Ointment jar, alabaster with list of contents on lid, Middle Kingdom, in Liverpool, Liverpool Museum, 

1977.112.31. 

see Bourriau in JEA 66 (1980), 141[322-31a] 

Abydos, Cemetery T of Peet. 

v.71A 

From tomb 941, jewellery, etc. Middle Kingdom, in Liverpool, Liverpool Museum, 1977.108.1-11. 

Bourriau in JEA 66 (1980), 142 [360] 

Abydos Cemetery E of Garstang. From various tombs. 

v.67A 

Small offering table with hieratic (?) text, Middle Kingdom, in Liverpool, Liverpool Museum, 

1977.109.39. 

see Bourriau in JEA 66 (1980), 142 [394-6] 

Ṭûkh (Nubt). 

v.117A 

Three alabaster vases from deposit of Tuthmosis III, in Liverpool, Liverpool Museum, 1977.112.15-17. 


8 

Stela, man offering to Osiris, New Kingdom, in Liverpool, Liverpool Museum, 1977.112.4. 


8 

Upper part of stela with three lines of text, name lost, New Kingdom, in Liverpool, Liverpool Museum, 

1977.112.5. 




249 


Abydos, Late Cemetery of Garstang. 

v.67A 

Stelae, Graeco-Roman, in Liverpool, Liverpool Museum, 1977.109.40-44, and 1977.109.46-48. 

Bourriau in JEA 66 (1980), 143 [469] pl. xviii [3] 


v.67A 

Stela, Graeco-Roman, in Liverpool, Liverpool Museum, 1977.109.45. 



v.67A 

Offering table of Esinhert, Late Period, in Liverpool, Liverpool Museum, 1977.109.49. 


Hagar Esna. Cemetery 

v.165A 

Offering table, inscribed, Graeco-Roman, in Liverpool, Liverpool Museum, 1977.110.32. 

Giveon, R. in JEA 66 (1980), 146-7 [E 29] pl. xix [1] 

803-055-223 

Round-topped stela, god Reshef holding axe, spear and shield, dedicated by Suro Sr, wab-priest of Horus- 

Khentekhtai lord of Athribis (Kem-wer), Dyn. XIX, in Chicago IL, Oriental Institute Museum, 10569. 

Ray in JEA 66 (1980), 170-1 (from Wilkinson MSS.) fig. 1 

Ṣaqqâra. Tomb of Haremakhet. 

iii 2 .718-19A 

Demotic adscript of stela, in London, British Museum, EA 391. 

Myliwiec in JEA 66 (1980), 171-2 pl. xxiv 

Edfu Tell. Miscellaneous. 

v.205A 

Detail of cartonnage of woman Isunes, Roman, in London, British Museum, EA 29583. 

see Martin in JEA 67 (1981), 2-3 

Saqqâra. 

iii 2 .661A 

Description of tomb of Paser, temp. Ramesses II. 


Saqqâra. 

iii 2 .661A 

Description of tomb of Raia, probably Dyn. XIX. 




250 

Kemp in JEA 67 (1981), 5-16 figs. 1, 5 pl. ii [1] 


iv.209A 

Preliminary report on the EES El-aAmârna expedition, with plans and view. 

see Kemp in JEA 67 (1981), 14 


iv.209A 

Hieratic jar labels. 


Saqqâra. 

iii 2 .701A 

Position of tomb of Sihathor Ipi, early Middle Kingdom. 


Saqqâra. 

iii 2 .558A 

Tomb of Sekwaskhet, early Middle Kingdom. 

see Harpur in JEA 67 (1981), 24-30 cf. fig. 1 (from L.D _ .) 

Gîza. G 7948, Rakhaefankh. 

iii 2 .207(2)A 

Identity of Iteti. 

see Reeves in JEA 67 (1981), 48-55 with plan 

Valley of the Kings. KV 55. 

i 2 .565A 

Discussion, with plan showing position of objects. 

Sherman in JEA 67 (1981), 82-102 pls. xiii, xiv figs. 1-4 

Athribis. Miscellaneous. Statues. 

iv.66A 

Statue-base of Djeho, temp. Ptolemy I, in Chicago IL, Oriental Institute Museum, 10589. 



iv.256A 

Coffin of Khnemhotep, Middle Kingdom, in Edinburgh, Royal Museum of Scotland, 1979.203eA. 


Qâw el-Kebîr. Tomb of Wahka II. Finds. 

v.14A 

Male servant figure, wood, in London, Petrie Museum, 31240. 




251 


Qâw el-Kebîr. Tomb of Wahka II. 

v.14A 

Statue fragments in various materials, in London, Petrie Museum, 31276, 31280, 31282, 31284-305. 


Qifṭ. Miscellaneous. Various. 

v.134A 

Faience inlays with cartouche of Sethos II. 

Bourriau, J. in JEA 67 (1981), 152 [639] pl. xv [1] (reversed) (as Neb...) 

803-055-204 

Bottom right corner of a probably rectangular votive stela, remains of two registers and text on jamb, I, kilt 

and feet of a seated(?) man, II, probably Hathor cow, greywacke, probably Dyn. XIX-XX, in Cambridge, 


see Málek in JEA 67 (1981), 156 

8 

Block of Hori, probably temp. Ramesses II, with Tano (dealer). 

see Málek in JEA 67 (1981), 156-7 


iii 2 .759A 

Blocks of Ptahmosi, Dyn. XIX, in London, British Museum, 160. 

see Málek in JEA 67 (1981), 157-65 fig. 2 on 161 

Ṣaqqâra. Tomb No. 5 (of Loret), Mosi. 

iii 2 .553A 

Reconstruction and plan. 

Málek in JEA 67 (1981), 158, 160 fig. 1 


iii 2 .555(0.4)A 

Doorway post, deceased adoring, etc. 

Málek in JEA 67 (1981), 163 fig. 3 


iii 2 .555A 

Relief, deceased and wife adoring. 

Málek in JEA 67 (1981), 164 pl. xvii 


iii 2 .554A 

Pillar E/D (=Gaballa IV), in Sydney, Nicholson Museum of Antiquities. 




252 

Málek in JEA 67 (1981), 165 pl. xviii fig. 4 

8 

Relief, Vizier painting naos, Ramesside, formerly in Rotellar colln. 

see Fischer in JEA 67 (1981), 166-7 cf. fig. 1 (from Simpson) 

Gîza. G 7102, Idu. 

iii 2 .186(1)(e)-(f)A 

Text of shrine with coffin on sledge dragged by oxen. 

see Fischer in JEA 67 (1981), 167-8 cf. fig. 2 (from Simpson) 

Gîza. G 7150, Khufukhaef [II] 

iii 2 .190(3)A 

Text of the ‘Instructress’ of dancers. 

Davies, W.V. in JEA 67 (1981), 176-7 pl. xxi figs. 1, 2 

Atfîh. Finds. 

iv.76A 

Base and foreleg of black granite sphinx of Sebekhotep IV, in London, Petrie Museum, 14650. 

Davies, W.V. in JEA 67 (1981), 177-8 pl. xxi [2] fig. 3 

8 

Bronze axe-head of King Senenre, Dyn. XIV or XVII, in London, Petrie Museum, 30079. 

see Larson in JEA 67 (1981), 180-1 cf. fig. 1 (from Aldred) 

Theban Temples. Objects. 

ii 2 .533A 

Fragment of statue of Amenophis III in chequered cloak. 

see Málek in JEA 67 (1981), 184-5 fig. 1 

Gîza. G 4710, Sethu. 

iii 2 .135A 

Titles of wife. 

Gillam in JEA 67 (1981), 185-7 pl. xxii [lower] 

Omit. 

Statuette of frog-headed Kek, squatting, serpentine, Late Period or Ptolemaic, in London, Petrie Museum, 

30154. 

see Tait in JEA 67 (1981), 202 

Sinai. Serabîṭ el-Khâdim. Finds. 

vii.364A 

Sistrum handle fragment of Sethos II, faience, in London, British Museum, EA 41838. 

Martin, G. T. in JEA 67 (1981), 203 [184] 




253 

801-423-701 

Heny, Steward, with text mentioning Ptah-Sokari, probably early Dyn. XII, formerly in Omar Pasha 

Sultan and N. Schimmel collns. and at Sotheby’s (New York) in 1992. 

see Spencer, A.J. in JEA 68 (1982), 20-6 fig. 1 pl. i [1] 

Ṣaqqâra. Tomb D 46, Setju. 

iii 2 .577A 

Description, with plan and view of detail. 

Spencer, A.J. in JEA 68 (1982), 22-6 pls. i [2], ii [1], fig. 2 


iii 2 .577A 

Lower part of north false door of Nefertememsaf, Middle Kingdom. 

Spencer, A.J. in JEA 68 (1982), 22, 26 pl. ii [2] 


iii 2 .577A 

Right jamb of south false door, butchers. 

Fischer in JEA 68 (1982), 45-50 fig. 

El-Lâhûn Mastaba of Inpy. 

iv.110A 

Fragmentary text with ‘instruction’ from deceased to his sons [=Petrie, Lahun II, pl. xxx]. 

Bourriau in JEA 68 (1982), 51-5 fig. pl. iii [1] (as Dyn. XIII) 

Saqqâra. Objects from Tombs. 

iii 2 .738A 

Stela of Senbuy, 2nd Int. Period, in Cambridge, Fitzwilliam Museum, E.SS.37. 

Bourriau in JEA 68 (1982), 55-6 pl. iii [3, 4] 


iii 2 .863A 

Headless kneeling statue of Amenophis III with offering table, in Cambridge, Fitzwilliam Museum, 

E.82.1913. 

Bourriau, J. in JEA 68 (1982), 56-9 pl. iii [2] fig. 2 

803-055-198 

Rectangular votive stela, Ptah ‘who hears prayers’ seated at table, and below, six lines of offering text for 

Panehesi, Head of goldworkers of the mansion of gold, etc., son of Paraemhab, Head of goldworkers, and 

woman Tami(t), Songstress of Amun, year 4 of Baenre-meriamun (Merneptah), in Cambridge, Fitzwilliam 

Museum, E.195.1899. (Said to have been found at Akhmîm.) 

Clère in JEA 68 (1982), 60-8 figs. pls. iv-vi 





v.96 and 103 

Stela of Sankhptaḥ, Chamberlain, temp. Raḥotp (Dyn. XVII) (upper part in London, British Museum, EA 

833). 

Davies, W. V. in JEA 68 (1982), 69-70 pl. vii [1, 2] 

Karnak. Miscellaneous from Third Pylon. 

ii 2 .73A 

Stela of Neferhotep (Sekhemre-Sankhtaui), in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 59635. 

Davies, W. V. in JEA 68 (1982), 70-1 pls. vii [3, 4], viii [1-4] 

Deir el-Baḥri. Finds from the Temple. 

ii 2 .393A 

Squatting statue, name lost, lower part, Dyn. XIII-XVII, in London, British Museum, EA 494. 

Martin, G. T. in JEA 68 (1982), 81-3 pl. ix [1] 

804-054-500 

Tomb relief, upper part of two offering bearers called Anenna nnn3, Custodian, and Ramosi Ra-ms, 

Overseer of sculptors, son of Smentaui Smn-t3wj, Elder of the craftsmen, early Dyn. XIX, formerly in 

Bloomfield Hills MI, Cranbrook Academy of Art, 1939.90 and in New York, Sotheby Parke-Bernet, in 

1972, now in Pittsburgh PA, The Carnegie Museum of Natural History, 72.18.1. (Probably from Saqqâra.) 

Martin, G. T. in JEA 68 (1982), 83-4 pl. ix [2] (as early Ramesside) 


iv.232A 

Small stela of Sem, temp. Amenophis IV, in Cincinnati OH, Cincinnati Art Museum, 1947.55. 

Bierbrier in JEA 68 (1982), 85-92 figs. and pls. x, xi 

Deir el-Medîna. Miscellaneous. 

i 2 .744A 

Offering-table of Piay, temp. Ramesses II, in Cambridge, Fitzwilliam Museum, E.SS.15. 

De Meulenaere, H. in JEA 68 (1982), 139-44 pl. xiv [2] 

801-747-150 

Lower part of statue of Harsiesi, Vizier, etc., kneeling holding stela, end of Dyn. XXV or early Dyn. 

XXVI, in Philadelphia PA, The University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology, E 

16025. (Acquired at Gîza.) 

Caminos in JEA 68 (1982), 145-55 figs. pls. xv-xvii 

8 

Mummy bandages of Ḥarpakhem son of Taamun, Dyn. XXVI or later, with K. W. Rendell, Inc. 

(Newton, MA). 

see James, T. G. H. in JEA 68 (1982), 157 

8 



griffith.institute@orinst.ox.ac.uk 

254

Stela with two scenes, Roman Emperor before divinities, Roman, in London, British Museum, EA 789. 

see James, T. G. H. in JEA 68 (1982), 157 

8 

Sarcophagus of Pedihor-haphap, Dyn. XXX, in London, British Museum, EA 790 (as Ptolemaic). 

James, T. G. H. in JEA 68 (1982), 156-65 pls. xviii, xix 

802-120-470 

Statue of lion-headed goddess, probably Buto, seated, arms lost, and on sides of throne, painted scenes of 

Amasis offering to [Horus of Pe] and [Buto], with [Souls of Pe] and [Souls of Nekhen] below, wood, temp. 

Amasis, in London, British Museum, EA 11482. 

Kemp in JEA 69 (1983), 5-7, 10, 12-15 fig. 1 


iv.209A 

Preliminary report of 1981-2 excavations of the EES, with plan. 

see Kemp in JEA 69 (1983), 14 


iv.209A 

Hieratic jar labels. 

see Kemp in JEA 69 (1983), 14 cf. fig. 2 


iv.209A 

Fragment of faience ring bezel with prenomen of Tutankhamun. 

Jones, M. in JEA 69 (1983), 15-21 fig. 6 

El-aAmârna. Town. North Suburb. 

iv.200A 

Preliminary report of EES 1981-2 excavations, with plan. 

Martin, G. T. in JEA 69 (1983), 25-9 fig. 1 pl. v [1, 2] 

Sqqâra. G. Between the Monastery of Apa Jeremias, etc. Tomb of Tia. 

iii 2 .654A 

Preliminary report on the EES excavations, 1982, with plan and views. 

Martin, G.T. in JEA 69 (1983), 28 pl. v [3] 

Ṣaqqâra. G. Between the Monastery of Apa Jeremias, etc. Tomb of Tia. South Chapel A, North wall. 

iii 2 .654A 

Deceased and wife adore row of nine divinities. 

Martin, G.T. in JEA 69 (1983), 28 pl. vi [1] 

Ṣaqqâra. G. Between the Monastery of Apa Jeremias, etc. Tomb of Tia. Second Court. W. Wall. 




255

256 

iii 2 .654A 

Tia adores deity in shrine with bowing offering bearers beneath. 

Martin, G.T. in JEA 69 (1983), 28 pl. vi [3] 

Ṣaqqâra. G. Between the Monastery of Apa Jeremias, etc. Tomb of Tia. South Chapel. S. wall. 

iii 2 .654A 

Two boats, one with deceased and wife seated in kiosk, from journey to Abydos. 



iii 2 .654A 

Name of daughter Meten...nufer, from south wall of Central Chapel. 


Ṣaqqâra. Tomb of Tia. Second Court. E. Wall. 

iii 2 .654A 

Three scenes with text above, 1, deceased and wife offering seven sacred oils to Osiris, 2, censing and 

libating and wife with bouquet, to Horus and Isis, 3, adoring Atum. 

Martin, G.T. in JEA 69 (1983), 28 

Ṣaqqâra. Tomb of Tia. Central Chapel. East Wall. 

iii 2 .654A 

King adores Hathor cow in shrine with statue in front. 

see Martin, G.T. in JEA 69 (1983), 28 

Ṣaqqâra. Tomb of Tia. Central Chapel. South Wall. 

iii 2 .654A 

Deceased and wife with daughters and royal family adore statue of Osiris in shrine. 

Smith, H.S. et al. in JEA 69 (1983), 30, 33 fig. 2 

Mît Rahîna. L. Temple of Rameasses II. ‘Temple A.’ 

iii 2 .845A 


see Smith, H.S. et al. in JEA 69 (1983), 35, 38 

Mît Rahîna. L. Temple of Ramesses II. ‘Temple A’. 

iii 2 .845A 

Inscribed monuments and fragments, including re-used false door of Kaires, Dyn. V-VI. 

see Smith, H.S. et al. in JEA 69 (1983), 33 

Mît Rahîna. L. Temple of Ramesses II. ‘Temple B’. 

iii 2 .845A 

Description. 




257 


Mît Rahîna. L. Temple of Ramesses II. ‘Temple B’. 

iii 2 .845A 

Inscribed monuments and fragments, including a relief from a tomb Dyn. V-VI with remains of two 

registers of men. 


Mît Rahîna. Found near South Gate. 

iii 2 .837A 

Statue of Ramesses II holding standard with head of divinity. 

see Vandersleyen in JEA 69 (1983), 61-5 

Ṣaqqâra. Tomb 36, Kaaper. 

iii 2 .459A 

Statue of man ‘Sheikh el-Beled’. 

Tefnin in JEA 69 (1983), 96-107 pls. viii, ix [1, 2], x [3] (restoration) 

Karnak. Eighth Pylon. In front of South face. 

ii 2 .176A 

N. Upper part of statue of Aḥmosi Merytamun, in London, British Museum, EA 93. 

Tefnin in JEA 69 (1983), 102-5 pls. ix [3, 4], x [1, 2 ] x [3] (restoration) 


ii 2 .176A 

N. Statue of Aḥmosi Merytamun. 

Zabkar in JEA 69 (1983), 115-37 pls. xi-xvi 

Philae. Temple of Isis. Room X. 

vi.243A 

(352)-(353) Inner lintel, double scenes. 

Bourriau in JEA 69 (1983), 145 [271] pl. xviii [1, 2] 

Qifṭ. Miscellaneous. 

v.130-1A 

Two lion tatues, Dyn. I, restored from fragments, in London, Petrie Museum, 4A, B. 


Qifṭ. Great Temple. Temple of Amenemḥet I and Sesostris I. 

v.125A 

Pottery stand with remains of statue of lion, and dogs in relief, Old Kingdom, in London, Petrie Museum, 

34867 and 29771-2. 

%see Bourriau, J. in JEA 69 (1983), 146 [316] (as block) 

Saqqâra. Position unknown. Tomb of Inpukha. Dyn. V. 




258 

Lower part of false door, formerly in Lady Meux colln., now in Sir H. Wellcome colln., on loan to 

Manchester, Manchester Museum, 4567/1937. 


Ḥagar Esna. Cemeteries. 

v.165A 

Stela of Iotres, Middle Kingdom or 2nd Int. Period, in Wellcome, Sir H. colln., 4559/1937 (as H f-rs) (on 

loan to Manchester, The Manchester Museum). 

Bourriau, J. in JEA 69 (1983), 147 [349] pl. xviii [3] 

802-038-120 

Statuette of seated Osiris, head lost, no text but part of Horus-name of a king, possibly 2nd Int. Period, in 

London, Charles Ede Ltd., in 1980, now in London, British Museum, EA 69216. 


803-055-742 

Round-topped votive stela, Meryre, Head of works (on the colossal statue called) ‘Re of the Rulers’, in 

adoration before seated Satis mistress of Elephantine, black granite, Dyn. XIX, in Manchester, The 

Manchester Museum (on loan from Sir H. Wellcome colln. 4566/1937). 

see Bourriau, J. in JEA 69 (1983), 148 [506] (as possibly from Thebes) 

803-050-063 

Round-topped stela, three registers, I, Huy, Royal scribe, General of the Lord of the Two Lands, wife 

Mutnefert, Songstress of Isis, and Piay, Servant (sdm) (dedicator of stela) in adoration before seated Osiris, 

Isis and Horus, II, four men and four women in adoration, III, three sisters and two brothers seated on the 

ground, Dyn. XIX, in Manchester, The Manchester Museum (on loan from Sir H. Wellcome colln. 

4564/1937). 


803-055-740 

Round-topped stela, [person] (erased and name illegible) before seated hawk-headed Atum-Khepri-Re- 

Harakhti, with seven lines of sun hymn below, mid-Dyn. XVIII, in Manchester, The Manchester Museum 

(on loan from Sir H. Wellcome colln. 4560/1937). 

see Bourriau in JEA 69 (1983), 148 [514] (description inaccurate) 

803-050-065 

Round-topped stela, two registers, I, Huy, Child of the nursery, in adoration before seated Onnophris 

(upper part lost), II, woman pouring libation before seated Huy and wife Henut on left, with Tjuro, Child 

of the nursery, seated on right, and two lines of offering text below, mid-Dyn. XVIII, in Manchester, The 

Manchester Museum (on loan from Sir H. Welcome colln. 4570/1937. 


803-055-745 

Round-topped votive stela, two rams of Amun-Re and four lines of offering text invoking Amun-Re on 




ehalf of Peniuemitru, Goldworker, schist, Dyn. XIX, formerly in R. G. Stannard colln., now in 

Manchester, The Manchester Museum (on loan from Sir H. Wellcome colln. 4571/1937). (Moved here 

from v.164.) 


8 

Upper part of bronze situla of Irsankhesi, 3rd Int. Period, in Cambridge, Fitzwilliam Museum, E.12.1981. 


8 

Mirror in shape of lotus leaf, of Ptahhotep, bronze, probably Dyn. XXVI, in London, Petrie Museum, 

30210 

Bourriau in JEA 69 (1983), 149 [535] pl. xix [1] 

801-805-120 

Statue of woman holding double cornucopia, probably Arsinoë II (wife of Ptolemy II Philadelphus), early 

Ptol., in Cambridge, Fitzwilliam Museum, E.27.1981. 

see Bourriau, J. in JEA 69 (1983), 149 [539] (as Ptolemaic). 

803-075-070 

Round-topped stela, man in adoration before Re-Harakhti (no text) on right, and before Atum (no text) 

on left, with column of text mentioning Osiris in the middle, and below, five lines of offering text 

mentioning Re-Harakhti and Atum on behalf of Harsiesi, Prophet of Min, Horus and Isis of Koptos in the 

3rd phyle, son of Mindjefa, Prophet of Min, Horus and Isis of Koptos, and of woman Ubasteardais, late 

Dyn. XXVI, in Manchester, The Manchester Museum (on loan from Sir H. Wellcome colln. 4572/1937). 


Qift. Miscellaneous. 

v.132A 

Statuette of Min, serpentine, Ptolemaic, in London, Petrie Museum, 34910. 

-see Bourriau in JEA 69 (1983), 150 [559] (as Ptolemaic) 

Omit. 

Stela, Tuthmosis III seated before Min, , in Sir H. Wellcome colln. 4563/1937, on loan to 

Manchester, The Manchester Museum. 


8 

Stela, deceased before Isis, Osiris, and Anubis, Roman, in Sir H. Wellcome colln. 4568/1937, on loan to 

Manchester, The Manchester Museum. 

see Ogdon, J.R. in JEA 69 (1983), 159-61, cf. fig. 1 

Gîza. G 7102, Idu. 

iii 2 .186(1)A 

259 




260 

Text accompanying shrine, with coffin on sledge, dragged by oxen. 

D’Auria in JEA 69 (1983), 161-2 fig. 1 

Deir el-Baḥri. Great Temple. Miscellaneous. 

ii 2 .377A 

Faience votive object with name of Tuthmosis III and woman Beketamun, in Boston MA, Museum of 

Fine Arts, 05.239. 

D’Auria in JEA 69 (1983), 162 pl. 20 

Thebes. Objects. 

i 2 .843A 

Curved stick of Amenmosi, Servant of Princess Beketamun, temp. Tuthmosis III or IV, in Brooklyn 

Museum, 37.1830E. 

see Bourriau in JEA 69 (1983), 163 


iii 2 .863A 

Headless kneeling statue of Amenophis III with offering table, in Cambridge, Fitzwilliam Museum, 

E.82.1913. 

Martin, G. T. in JEA 70 (1984), fig. 1 on 6 pls. iii, v [1] 


iii 2 .654A 

Plan and views. 

Martin, G. T. in JEA 70 (1984), 7 pl. iv [1] 


iii 2 .654A 

Pylon, south wing, outer jamb, King offers above and deceased adores below. 

Martin, G. T. in JEA 70 (1984), 7 pl. iv [3] 


iii 2 .654A 

Pylon, north wing, thickness. King and Queen (?). 

Martin, G.T. in JEA 70 (1984), 11 pl. iv [2] 

Ṣaqqâra. Tomb of Tia. Second court. Pillars. 

iii 2 .654A 

Deceased holding up djad-pillar. 

Baines in JEA 70 (1984), 16-18 fig. 2 pl. vi [1] 

Abydos. Temple of Sethos I. Hall of Nefertem and Ptah-Sokari. 

vi.23A 

Description with plan and view. 




261 

Baines in JEA 70 (1984), 18-21 figs. 3, 4 pls. vi [2, 3] 

Abydos. Temple of Sethos I. Gallery of the Lists. 

vi.24A 

Description with plan, section, and views. 

Jeffreys et al. in JEA 70 (1984), 30-1 figs. 2, 3 pl. vii 

Mît Rahîna. PtahEnclosure. K. Temple of Ramesses II. 

iii 2 .843A 

Description with axonometric view, elevations and view of east façade. 

Maddin, R. et al. in JEA 70 (1984), 35-9 [3-17] pls. viii [5, 7], ix [2, 4, 6], x [2, 4], xi [3] 

Gîza. 2381A, Meryre-meryptahankh Impy. Temp. Pepy II. 

iii 2 .92A 

Copper vessels and model tools, in Boston MA, Museum of Fine Arts. 

Moussa in JEA 70 (1984), 50-2 fig. 1 [a-c] pls. xii, xiii [1] (as Dyn. XII-XIII) 

Ṣaqqâra. Finds from the area around the Pyramid complex of Unis. 

iii 2 .652A 

Headless block statue of Ankhu, probably Dyn. XII. 

Moussa in JEA 70 (1984), 52 pl. xiii [2] 


iii 2 .652A 

Relief with armourer’s workshop, late Dyn. XVIII or Ramesside. 

Moussa in JEA 70 (1984), 52-3 fig. 1 [d] pl. xiii [3] 


iii 2 .652A 

Architrave fragment, Pay (tomb, p. 655) kneeling before deities, Dyn. XIX. 

Abdallah in JEA 70 (1984), 65-72 figs. pls xvi, xvii 


v.130A 

Stela of Unnufer with scene of King Pinedjem and Queen Henuttaui, Dyn. XXI, in Cairo, Egyptian 


Bierbier in JEA 70 (1984), 82-4 figs. 1, 2 pl. xviii 

Deir el-Baḥri. Middle and Upper Colonnades Area. 

i 2 .649A 

Coffin of Nemankhamun, Dyn. XXVI, in Boston MA, Museum of Fine Arts, 72.4824. 

Bierbier in JEA 70 (1984), 84-6 pl. xix 

Deir el-Baḥri. Burials of Priests of Montu. 

i 2 .647A 




262 

Coffin of Ankhpekhrod, Dyn. XXVI, in London, British Museum, EA 24958. 

see Ward, W. A. in JEA 70 (1984), 87-91 


iii 2 .677A 

Lower part of north false door of Nefertememsaf, Middle Kingdom (as Saite). 



iv.256A 

Headrest of Khnemankh, in London, British Museum, EA 69249 (formerly Sir H. Wellcome colln.). 


801-361-000 

Diorite head from a statuette, in Cambridge, Fitzwilliam Museum, E.24.1982 (formerly Sir H. Wellcome 

colln.). 


Thebes. Miscellaneous. 

i 2 .795A 

Base-fragment of statue of Sebekhotep (Khaankhre), in London, British Museum, EA 69497 (formerly 

Lord Amherst colln. 182). 


801-690-180 

Red quartzite head, unfinished, probably of a princess, in London, British Museum, EA 69223. 

Bourriau in JEA 70 (1984), 132 [325] pl. xx [4] 

8 

Fragment of schist palette of Rahotep, Vizier, temp. Ramesses II, in Cambridge, Fitzwilliam Museum, 

E.428.1982 (formerly Sir H. Wellcome colln.). 


ii 2 .259A 

Upper part of basalt statue of a man holding a figure of Sekhmet, Dyn. XXVI Late Period, in London, 



801-735-250 

Torso of Unnufer, High Priest of Thoth, holding a figure of a baboon, Ptolemaic, in London, British 



803-085-370 




Stela fragment with remains of six lines of a priestly decree in honour of Ptolemy III Euergetes I, originally 

probably trilingual, temp. Ptolemy III Euergetes I, in Durham, Oriental Museum, 1982.4. 

Bourriau in JEA 70 (1984), 134 [386-401] pl. xxi [1] 


iii 2 .864A 

Plaster trial piece of a Ptolemaic king, in London, Petrie Museum, 33432? 

Ellis in JEA 70 (1984), 139-40 fig. 1 

8 

Bronze mirror of Merut, late Old Kingdom or 1st Int. Period, in Maidstone Museum. 

Hari in JEA 70 (1984), 141-4 figs. pls. xxiv, xxv 

801-655-580 

Alabaster statue base of Senenmut, in Geneva, Musée d’Art et d’Histoire, 23438. 

Snape, S. R. in JEA 70 (1984), 146-8 fig. 1 

801-801-100 

Fragment of black basalt naos of a prophet of Isis of Tainsu, probably Ptolemaic, in Liverpool, School of 

Archaeology and Oriental Studies, E.515c. 

Snape in JEA 70 (1984), 148-9 fig. 2 

801-435-550 

Lower half of squatting statue of Neferḥotep, 2nd half of Dyn. XII or later, in Liverpool, School of 

Archaeology and Oriental Studies, E.2801. 

Snape in JEA 70 (1984), 149 fig. 3 

8 

Fragment of faience vessel of Hor, Ramesside, in Liverpool, School of Archaeology and Oriental Studies, 

E.185. 

Tait in JEA 70 (1984), 149-50 pl. xxvi 

803-085-370 

Stela fragment with remains of six lines of a priestly decree in honour of Ptolemy III Euergetes I, originally 

probably trilingual, temp. Ptolemy III Euergetes I, in Durham, Oriental Museum, 1982.4. 

see Vandersleyen, C. in JEA 70 (1984), 162 (as not Amenophis I) 

800-725-600 

Upper part of statuette, probably Amenophis I, alabaster, in Marseilles, Musée d’Archéologie, 433. 

see Piccione in JEA 70 (1984), 177 

Beni Ḥasan. Tomb 15, Baket III. 

iv.153(17)-(20)A 

Two pairs of men playing draughts in VI. 

263 




264 

see Piccione in JEA 70 (1984), 177 

Beni Ḥasan. Tomb 17, Khety. 

iv.156(2)-(3)A 

Two pairs of men playing draughts in V. 

see Piccione in JEA 70 (1984), 177-8 

Objects from Thebes. 

i 2 .845A 

Games board of Amenmosi, Dyn. XVIII, in Paris, Musée du Louvre, N.1605. 

see Smith, H.S. and Jeffreys, D. G. in JEA 71 (1985), 5-6 pl. 1 [1] 

Mît Rahîna. Ptah Enclosure. South Gate. 

iii 2 .837A 

Fragments of red granite colossal statue (same statue as fist in London, British Museum, EA 9). 

see Smith, H.S. and Jeffreys, D. G. in JEA 71 (1985), 6 

Mît Rahîna. Ptah Enclosure. East Gate. 

iii 2 .840A 

Red granite blocks including relief of a king (perhaps part of a gate or Shrine). 


Mît Rahîna. Ptah Enclosure. North Gate. 

iii 2 .836A 

Red granite block with relief of Ptah. 


Mît Rahîna. Kôm el-Nawa. 

iii 2 .851A 

Black granite block with cartouche of Amenemhet II. 


Mît Rahîna. Kôm el-Nawa. 

iii 2 .851A 

Fragments, one with prenomen of Amenophis III, others with cartouches and titularies, probably of 

Ramesses II. 

see Smith, H.S. and Jeffreys, D. G. in JEA 71 (1985), 8-9 

Mît Rahîna. Ptah Sanctuary. East Gate. 

iii 2 .840A 

Pedestals with cartouches of Ramesses II, Merneptah, a Psammetikhos, and the Aten. 

see Smith, H.S. and Jeffreys, D.G. in JEA 71 (1985), 9 

Mît Rahîna. Ptaḥ Sanctuary. South Gate. 

iii 2 .839A 




265 

Blocks of Amenophis IV, re-used. 

Harpur in JEA 71 (1985), 32-4 fig. 3 (reconstruction) 

Ṣaqqâra. Tomb D22, Ty. 

iii 2 .470(a)A 

(9) Block, herdsman tending ox, and goats, from II, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, CG 1531. 

 


Ṣaqqâra. Tomb No. 79, Kaemrehu. 

iii 2 .486(1)A 

(1) Block, bringing and overthrowing cattle (adjoins (c), fragment with herdsman), in Cairo, Egyptian 


 


Ṣaqqâra. Tomb of Mereruka. 

iii 2 .533 

(78) Block, trapping birds, probably from here at II. 

 

Harpur in JEA 71 (1985), 36 fig. 6 

Ṣaqqâra. Tomb D 49, Khnemhotep. 

iii 2 .578A 

East wall, part reconstruction of northern part, blocks with banquet and dancers (blocks in Basel, Museum 

für Völkerkunde, III 5219, London, British Museum, EA 872, Baltimore MD, Walters Art Gallery, 22.83. 

Harpur in JEA 71 (1985), 37-8 fig. 7 

Ṣaqqâra. Tomb D 45, Person. 

iii 2 .578A 

East wall. Block, hippopotamus above and papyrus gatherers below. 

Harpur in JEA 71 (1985), 38-9 fig. 8 [lower] 

Gîza. Miscellaneous. 

iii 2 .309A 

Relief, herdsman in canoe crossing canal, Dyn. V, in Dresden, Staatliche Kunstsammlungen, 

Skulpturensammlung, Aeg. Inv. 751 (Z.V.1750) (adjoins Rome, Museo Barracco, 2). 

Harpur in JEA 71 (1985), 38-9 fig. 8 [upper] 

Ṣaqqâra. Objects. 

iii 2 .761A 

Block, overseer, milking cow, with calves, boat, etc. above, in Rome, Museo Barracco, 2 (adjoins 

Dresden, Staatliche Kunstsammlungen, Skulpturensammlung, Aeg. Inv. 751 (Z.V.1750). 




266 



iii 2 .753A 

Block, baking and brewing, probably Dyn. V, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, CG 1561. 


Reconstruction with blocks moved from (4) 

Gîza. LG 89, Sekhemkare. 

iii 2 .233A 

(1)(f)-(g) (partly above doorway). Goat grazing, men felling trees, cutting branches from fallen trunk, boat 

building. 

Strudwick in JEA 71 (1985), 43-4 pl. iii [1] 

Gîza. G 1461. 

iii 2 .64A 

Drum of Nufer, Dyn. V-VI, in Boston MA, Museum of Fine Arts, 21.3080. 

Strudwick in JEA 71 (1985), 44-5 pl. iii [2] 

Ṣaqqâra. Around Teti Pyramid. 

iii 2 .545A 

Architrave of Shedy-ptah Shedu with three figures of deceased, in San José CA, Rosicrucian Egyptian 

Museum and Art Gallery, RC 1737. 

Strudwick in JEA 71 (1985), 45-8 pl. iv 

Ṣaqqâra. Objects. 

iii 2 .760A 

Adjoining blocks of an Overseer of the Treasury of Snefru, Khufu, and Radjedef, in 

New York NY, Metropolitan Museum of Art, 04.2.4-6. 

see Grist in JEA 71 (1985), 71-81 

Valley of the Queens. QV 52, Queen Tyti. 

i 2 .757A 

Discussion of date (suggests daughter and wife of Ramesses III). 

see Grist in JEA 71 (1985), 71 fig. 1 


i 2 .757A 

(5) Jackal guardian and lion guardian. 

Grist in JEA 71 (1985), 71 fig. 2 


i 2 .757A 

(8) Lion-headed Nebnery and Herimaet as nude squatting boy. 




267 

Grist in JEA 71 (1985), 73 fig. 4 


i 2 .757A 

(7) Hememt as vulture, Tueris, and full-faced god with knives. 

Friedman in JEA 71 (1985), 84 pl. v [2] 


i 2 .724A 

Stela of Khamy (d), in Turin, Museo Egizio, 50024 (Cat. 1616). 

Friedman in JEA 71 (1985), 89 pl. vi [1] 

Ṣaqqâra. Tomb Udjahateti Neferseshemptah. 

iii 2 .516A 

(14) False door. 

Friedmain in JEA 71 (1985), 90-1 pl. vi [2] 

Gîza. G7102, Idu. 

iii 2 .186A 

(3) (c) False door with bust of decesed below. 

Friedmain in JEA 71 (1985), 93 pl. vi [3] 

Deir el-Medîna. Khenu of Ramesses II. Pit 1414. 

i 2 .697A 

Statue of Ramosi (c) kneeling, holding stela, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, CG 72000. 

Der Manuelian in JEA 71 (1985), 100-7 fig. 2 pl. vii 

Thebes. TT 34, Mentuemhet. Reliefs now in Private Collections. 

i 2 .60A 

Bearers with funerary equipment and offering-booths below, in Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Alsdorf colln. 

Der Manuelian in JEA 71 (1985), 105 fig. 3 (after Müller) pl. viii 

Thebes. TT 34, Mentuemhet. West Portico. 

i 2 .58A 

(6) Four registers, funeral procession. 

Der Manuelian in JEA 71 (1985), 113-20 figs. 6, 8 pl. ix [1] 

Thebes. TT 34, Mentuemhet. 

i 2 .60A 

Fragment with caged geese, probably from here, in New York NY, Metropolitan Museum of Art, 

65.59.2. 

Der Manuelian in JEA 71 (1985), 115-20 figs. 7, 8 pl. ix [2] 

Thebes. TT 34, Mentuemhet. 

i 2 .Pt. 2, xxA 




268 

Fragment of relief, man with cage of birds, in A. Brundage colln. 2/101. 

Leahy, L. M. in JEA 71 (1985), 122-8 fig. [right] pl. x 

804-071-100 

Relief, Pedesi seated, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, Temp. No. 9.7.24.5 (adjoins Cairo Temp. No. 

28.5.24.4) (with reconstruction). 

Leahy, L. M.in JEA 71 (1985), 122-8 fig. [left] pl. xi 

804-071-100 

Relief, offering-bringers with baskets on heads leading animals, Dyn. XXVI, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, 

Temp. No. 28.5.24.4 (adjoins Cairo Temp. No. 9.7.24.5) (with reconstruction). 

Ritner in JEA 71 (1985), 152 pl. xv [1] 

Thebes. TT 2, Khabekhnet. 

i 2 .8A 

(20) Anubis tending mummy in form of fish on couch at II. 

Bourriau, J. in JEA 71 (1985), 162 [173] pl. xvii [2] 

801-485-460 

Black granite head from a statuette of a woman, Dyn. XII, in London, British Museum, EA 69519. 



i 2 .846A 

Mummy-cloth of Ankhenkhons, in Boston MA, Museum of Fine Arts, 1.1983/138. 



i 2 .809A 

Wooden stelae of Ḳesenwy-ta son of Djmentefankh and of Taanuhefamun, Dyn. XXV, probably from 

here, in London, British Museum, EA 69520-1. 


8 

Hypocephalus of Tashenkhons daughter of Khensardais, Late Period, in Oxford, Ashmolean Museum, 

1982.1095. 



i 2 .846A 

Mummy-bandage of ‘Horsusil, son of Naphimegori’, Late Period, in Bolton Museum, 1.1983/158. 

Haldane in JEA 71 (1985), 174-5 pl. xviii 

Dahshûr. Pyramid complex of Sesostris III. Boat burials. 




269 

iii 2 .885A 

Boat (d) in Pittsburgh PA, The Carnegie Museum of Natural History, 1842. 

see Franke in JEA 71 (1985), 176 

Abydos. Stelae in Cairo, Egyptian Museum. 

v.265A 

Discussion of date of stela of Kames, temp. Rahotep, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, CG 20335. 

Franke, D. in JEA 71 (1985), 175-6 pl. xix [left] 

803-043-600 

Stela with bezel-shaped top, four lines of offering text invoking Min-Harnakht, etc. on behalf of Kumes, 

King’s son, Overseer of the temple, Commandant of the garrison of Abydos, etc., son of Wepwaut-iry, 

Scribe of the god’s offerings, and of woman Kumes, Hereditary princess (jrjt-pat), and below, Kumes in 

adoration before ithyphallic Min-Harnakht and four columns of hymn to Min-Harnakht, Min and 

Harmakheru, temp. Rahotep or a little later, formerly in Paris, Bibliothèque Nationale, 48 bis, now in 

Musée du Louvre, C 287 [E.13057]. 

Dodson in JEA 71 (1985), 177-8 figs. pl. xix [right] 

8 

Canopic chest fragment, perhaps of Sethos I, in London, Sir John Soane’s Museum. 

Snape, S. R. in JEA 71 (1985), 180-3 fig. 1 pl. xx 

801-626-405 

Lower part of seated granite statue of Prince Ramosi ded. by Kaḥeri, early Dyn. XVIII, in Liverpool, 

School of Archaeology and Oriental Studies, 609. 

see Romano, J. in JEA 71 (1985), Reviews Supplement, 20 (as not Early Dynastic). 

Abydos. Osiris Temple. Chamber M.69. 

v.40A 

Discussion of date of statuette of king, ivory, Protodynastic, in London, British Museum, EA 37996. 

see Romano, J. in JEA 71 (1985), Reviews Supplement, 20 (as Dyn. IV) 

802-049-085 

Head of statue, probably a god, diorite, Dyn. III, in Brussels, Musées Royaux d’Art et d’Histoire, E.7039. 

see Romano, J. in JEA 71 (1985), Reviews Supplement, 21 (as Kamose or Amosis). 

Karnak. Great Temple. Miscellaneous from 3rd Pylon. 

ii 2 .72A 

Head, possibly Amenophis I, volcanic rock, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 52364. 

see Romano, J. in JEA 71 (1985), Reviews Supplement, 21 (as perhaps Ḥatshepsut). 

Thebes. Temple of Amenophis II. Finds. 

ii 2 .430A 




270 

Statue, probably Amenophis II kneeling, alabaster, in London, Petrie Museum, 14665. 

see Romano, J. in JEA 71 (1985), Reviews Supplement, 22 (as mid-Dyn. XVIII). 

Abydos. South Section. 

v.90A 

Date of seated statue-group, king and three deities, granite, perhaps temp. Haremhab, in Cairo, Egyptian 


see Romano, J. in JEA 71 (1985), Reviews Supplement, 22 

800-725-640 

Upper part of royal statue, wearing blue crown, probably Amenophis II, diorite, in New York NY, 


see Romano, J. in JEA 71 (1985), Reviews Supplement, 23 (as Late Period) 

801-765-530 

Head and shoulders, diorite, probably Late Period (or early to mid-Dyn. XVIII), in New York, 


see Romano, J. in JEA 71 (1985), Reviews Supplement, 23 (as post-Dyn. XXVI) 

Ṭanṭa. Miscellaneous. 

iv.45A 

Head, black granite, Dyn. XXVI-XXX, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 53496. 

see Romano, J. in JEA 71 (1985), Reviews Supplement, 40 [1] (as 2nd Int. Period) 

800-493-210 

Royal head, black granite, perhaps Dyn. XIII, in Berlin, Ägyptisches Museum, 13255. 

see Romano, J. in JEA 71 (1985), Reviews Supplement, 40 [3] (as 2nd Int. Period) 

Karnak. Great Temple. Cachette. 

ii 2 .136(d)A 

Statue of Amenemhet III, (d). 

Jeffreys et al. in JEA 72 (1986), 2-10 fig. 3, cf. figs. 1, 2 

Mît Rahîna. Kôm el-Rabîaa. Settlement. 

iii 2 .854A 

Description with axonometric plans. 

Jeffreys et al. in JEA 72 (1986), 10 fig. 4 

Mît Rahîna. Kôm el-Rabîaa. Settlement. 

iii 2 .854A 

Relief of Setnakht, Ramesside. 


Mît Rahîna. Ptah Enclosure. North Gate. 




271 

iii 2 .850A 

Block with remains of Ptah and royal epithets below. 

Jeffreys et al. in JEA 72 (1986), 10-13 fig. 6 

Mît Rahîna. Kôm el-Qalaa. Palace. Merneptah. Throne Room. 

iii 2 .856A 

Dais of throne, bows and foreigners (part reconstruction). 


Mît Rahîna. Kôm el-Qalaa. Palace. Merneptah. Throne Room. Re-used blocks. 

iii 2 .856A 

Block with a cartouche of Kḥephren, probably from his pyramid temple at Gîza, re-used in staircase. 

see Jeffreys et al. in JEA 72 (1986), 13 

Mît Rahîna. Kôm el-Qalaa. Throne Room. 

iii 2 .850A 

Two column bases from the throne-room of Merneptah’s palace. 


Mît Rahîna. Kôm el-Qalaa. Finds from the Palace area. In magazines at Mît Rahîna. 

iii 2 .860A 

Column-fragment, priest(?) kneeling before Ptah, partly preserved. 

see Martin, G. T. in JEA 72 (1986), 15-22 

Saqqâra. Tomb of Iurudef. 

iii 2 .655A 

Description. 

Martin, G. T. in JEA 72 (1986), 16-17 pl. ii 

Ṣaqqâra. Tomb of Iurudef. 

iii 2 .655A 

Views of three burial chambers, one with intrusive burials. 

Martin, G. T. in JEA 72 (1986), 18-19 pl. iii [1, 4] 


iii 2 .655A 

Two anthropoid coffins, inscribed with mock texts, 3rd Int. Period. 

Martin, G. T. in JEA 72 (1986), 18-19 pl. iii [3] 


iii 2 .655A 

Anthropoid coffin of Imiptaḥ, 3rd Int. Period. 

Harpur in JEA 72 (1986), 25 fig. 2 




272 

Maidûm. 6. Rahotep. Nefert (North tomb). 

iv.92A 

Schematic plan. 

Harpur in JEA 72 (1986), 26 fig. 3 [1] 


iv.92A 

West Wall. Stela, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 54845. 



iv.92A 

Left side of false door with legs of woman Mereret, in Cambridge, Fitzwilliam Museum, E22a.1910. 



iv.92A 

Left side of false door with son Neferkau, in Cambridge, Fitzwilliam Museum, E.22b.1910. 



iv.92A 

Left side of false door, part of torso of a woman, in Cambridge, Fitzwilliam Museum, E.22c.1910. 

Harpur in JEA 72 (1986), 26 fig. 3 [5-8] 


iv.92A 

Right side of false door, four fragments, in Munich, Staatliche Sammlung, ÄS Gl. 102. 

Harpur in JEA 72 (1986), 28 fig. 3 [9-15] 


iv.92A 

Niche of false door with names and titles, and figure of deceased below. Fragments in Oxford, Ashmolean 

Museum, 1910.665a-c, e-g, i. 



iv.92A 

Four figures of estates from south thickness, in Copenhagen, Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek, Æ.I.N.1132. 



iv.92A 

Fragment from south thickness, titles, in Oxford, Ashmolean Museum, 1910.665h. 




273 



iv.92A 

North thickness, estates, in Brussels, Musées Royaux d’Art et d’Histoire, E.4950. 



iv.92A 

Fragment with hieroglyphs naming funerary items, in Chicago IL, Oriental Institute, G9349. 


Maidûm. 6. Rahotep. 

iv.90A 

Description with schematic plan. 

Harpur in JEA 72 (1986), 30 figs. 4, 5 (from Petrie and Mariette) 

Maidûm. 6. Rahotep. Façade. 

iv.91A 

Lintel. 

Harpur in JEA 72 (1986), 30-1fig. 6 

Maidûm. 6. Rahotep. Passage. 

iv.91A 

South wall, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, Temp. No. 19.11.24.3G. 

Harpur in JEA 72 (1986), 31-2 fig. 7 pl. vi [1, 4] 

Maidûm. 6. Rahotep. Passage. 

iv.91A 

North wall, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, Temp. No. 19.11.24.3F, with additional blocks Temp. Nos. 

18.4.17.5, 6.12.24.11. 

Harpur in JEA 72 (1986), 32-5 fig. 8 pl. v [3] 

Maidûm. 6. Rahotep. Hall. 

iv.91A 

East wall, parts in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, Temp. Nos. 19.11.24.3B, 5.11.24.15, 19.11.24.3A, and in 

Berlin, Ägyptisches Museum, 15756. 

Harpur in JEA 72 (1986), 35-6 fig. 9 pl. vii [left] 

Maidûm. 6. Rahotep. Hall 

iv.91A 

South wall. Four blocks, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, Temp. Nos. 19.11.24.3D, 11.12.45.3-5. 

Harpur in JEA 72 (1986), 36 fig. 10 pl. vii [right] 

Maidûm. 6. Rahotep. Hall. 




274 

iv.91A 

North wall, with block in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, Temp. No. 19.11.24.3D. 

Harpur in JEA 72 (1986), 36-40 figs. 11, 12 pl. vi [2, 3] 

Maidûm. 6. Rahotep. 

iv.91A 

Hall. West wall. Recess and niche with false-door. Blocks, in Paris, Musée du Louvre, E.11430, Cairo, 

Egyptian Museum, Temp. Nos. 11.11.28.1, 19.11.24.3A [upper], 18.4.17.6, 11.12.45, 2, JE 38549, and in 

London, British Museum, EA 1277, 1242. 

Baines in JEA 72 (1986), 41-53 pl. viii 

Edfu Tell. Finds. 

v.203A 

Stela of Emhab called Ta-mereru, Dyn. XVII, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 49566. 

Manniche in JEA 72 (1986), 56, 58 figs. 1 [1], 8 [left] (from Hay MSS) 


i 2 .274A 

(4) Deceased and wife returning to tomb from New Year Festival. 

Manniche in JEA 72 (1986), 58 fig. 1 [2] (from Hay MSS) 

Thebes. TT 161, Nakht 

i 2 .274A 

(1) Text of scene with deceased offering on braziers. 

Manniche in JEA 72 (1986), 58-9 figs. 1 [3-12 ], 9 (from Hay MSS) 


i 2 .274A 

(2) Wife with son, followed by four sons and four daughters. 

Manniche in JEA 72 (1986), 59, 61 figs. 1 [13], 2, 3 [34-7], 10 (from Hay MSS) 


i 2 .274A 

(3) Three registers, and column of text mentioning Ahmosi Nefertere. 

Manniche in JEA 72 (1986), 61, 63, 65 figs. 3 [38-44], 4, 5 [53-6], 11, 12 (from Hay MSS) 


i 2 .274A 

(5) Four registers, funeral ceremonies. 

Manniche in JEA 72 (1986), 65, 67 figs. 5 [57-9], 6 [60-1], 13 (from Hay MSS) 


i 2 .275A 

(6) Two registers. 




275 

Manniche in JEA 72 (1986), 69, 71 figs. 6 [62-3], 7 [67] (from Hay MSS) 


i 2 .275A 

(7) Entrance to shrine, left of doorway. 

Manniche in JEA 72 (1986), 69, 71 figs. 6 [64-6], 7 [66], 8 [ right] (from Hay MSS) 


i 2 .275A 

(7) Entrance to shrine. Right of doorway. 

Qirke in JEA 72 (1986), 79-80 [1] fig. 1 [1], 2 [1] (from Hay MSS) 


i 2 .274A 

(3) Graffito of Siamun, at III. 

Qirke in JEA 72 (1986), 81-2 [3], 85-8 [5] figs. 1 [3], 2 [3], 4 [5] (from Hay MSS) 


i 2 .274-5A 

(5) Graffiti of Amennakht and Amenmosi mentioning year 12 of Haremhab in IV. 

Testa, P. in JEA 72 (1986), 91-9 pl. ix 

8 

Twenty-four faience plaques with names of Hatiay, etc., Dyn. XVIII-XIX, in Naples, Museo Nazionale, 

2352-75. 

Malek in JEA 72 (1986), 105 [1] fig. 1 


iii 2 .837A 

Name on back of shrine of Ramesses III. 

Malek in JEA 72 (1986), 106-7 [2] fig. 2 


iii 2 .837A 

Cartouche on colossal statue of Ramesses VI. 

Malek in JEA 72 (1986), 107 [3] pl. x 


iii 2 .838A 

Statue of Paser (a) kneeling with figure of Ptaḥ, in Durham, Oriental Museum, N.511. 

see Malek in JEA 72 (1986), 107-8 [4] 


iii 2 .839A 

Fragment of black granite scribe statue of Pedepep, temp. Psammetikhos I, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, 




276 

CG 525. 

see Malek in JEA 72 (1986), 108 [5] 


iii 2 .837A 

Lower part of granite seated statue of Minnakht, temp. Tuthmosis III, in Vienna, Kunsthistorisches 

Museum, 5802. 

Malek in JEA 72 (1986), 108 [6] pl. xi [1] 


iii 2 .838A 

Granite kneeling statue of Khaemweset, in Vienna, Kunsthistorisches Museum, 5768. 



iii 2 .838A 

Block statue of Nedjem, temp. Ramesses II, in Memphis State University, 1981.1.20. 



iii 2 .838A 

Fragmentary statue of Roma, kneeling with naos of Ptaḥ, Ramesside, in Berlin, Ägyptisches Museum, 

2085. 



iii 2 .838A 

Lower part of granite scribe statue of Ḥarwoz, temp. Psammetikhos I, in Vienna, Kunsthistorisches 

Museum, 5750. 



iii 2 .839A 

Lower part of sandstone scribe statue of Harsemtuemhet, Dyn. XXVI, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, CG 

888. 



iii 2 .839A 

Headless sandstone block statue of Iry, Late Period, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, CG 1106. 

Malek in JEA 72 (1986), 109-10, 12 fig. 3 


iii 2 .837A 




277 

Statue of Ramesses II holding standard. 


Mît Rahîna. South Gate. Colossi. 

iii 2 .836-7A 

Colossus of Ramesses II, ‘Abû el-Hôl’, in Mît Rahîna Museum. 

Leahy, L.M. and A. in JEA 72 (1986), 133-47 figs. 1-3 pl. xii 

Heliopolis. El-Marg. Tomb of Petjenfi. 

iv.59A 

Block with genealogy, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 38824. 

Leahy, L.M. and A. in JEA 72 (1986), 146-7 pl. xi [2] 


iv.63A 

Block statue of Petjenfi, black granite, Late Period, in Berlin, Ägyptisches Museum, 10076. 

Bourriau, J. in JEA 72 (1986), 180 [29] pl. xv [1, 4] 

800-267-300 

Small steatite sphinx holding two jars of Merenre, in Edinburgh, Royal Museum of Scotland, 1984.405 

(formerly Brownlow collection). 

Bourriau, J. in JEA 72 (1986), 180 [58] pl. xvii [1] 

803-030-296 

Round-topped stela, four lines of offering text on behalf of Re(ne)fsoneb and wife, and two registers 

below, I, man before presumably Re(ne)fsoneb, both seated on the ground, with table with offerings 

between them, II, four columns of offering text and man seated on the ground at table with offerings, 

Dyn. XIII, in London, Charles Ede Ltd., in 1984, now in London, British Museum, EA 69534. 

see Bourriau, J. in JEA 72 (1986), 180 [59] (as black granite) 

800-510-520 

Lower half of granodiorite dyad inscribed for Sebekemsaf (I or II) and Mut, in London, British Museum, 

EA 69536 (as black granite). 

see Bourriau, J. in JEA 72 (1986), 181 [80-7] 

Sinai. Temple of Hathor. Finds. 

vii.363A 

Fragments of ring bezels and scarabs with names of Amenophis III, Sethos I, and Ramesses II, in London, 

Petrie Museum, 35457-60, 35450, 35464, 35468-9. 



vii.363A 

Fragment of sandstone with cartouche of Ramesses II, in London Petrie Museum, 35499. 






vii.363A 

Faience cartouche plaques of Sethos I, Ramesses II, Merneptaḥ, Tausert, and Queen Nefertari, in London 

Petrie Museum, 35435-41. 


Thebes. TT 293, Ramessesnakht. 

i 2 .376A 

Wooden knob from a box of Adjedet-at, in Oxford, Ashmolean Museum, 1984.44. 

see Bourriau, J. in JEA 72 (1986), 182 [217] pl. xv [3] 

8 

Lid from wooden anthropoid coffin, inscribed, probably Dyn. XXII, in London, Petrie Museum, 36213. 


8 

Cippus of Horus on crocodiles, steatite, Late Period or Graeco-Roman, in Oxford, Ashmolean Museum, 

1983.184. 



vii.94A 

Relief fragments, in Cambridge, Fitzwilliam Museum, E.54-5.1984. 

Bird, J.G. in JEA 72 (1986), 187-9 pl. xviii [1] 

8 

Mirror of Sekhty, woman, Dyn. VI, in Athens, Kanellopoulos clln., 68. 

Tooley in JEA 72 (1986), 189-92 pl. xviii [3] 

Beni Ḥasan. Tomb 203. 

iv.161A 

Model of working boat, in Liverpool, County Museum, 55.82.17. 

Blankenberg-van Delden in JEA 72 (1986), 192-3 pl. xviii [2] 


ii 2 .176A 

N. Statuette of Aḥmosi Merytamun, also Sitamun. 

Shape in JEA 72 (1986), 195-6 pl. xx [3, 4] 

Bilbeis. El-Shaghamba. 

iv.56A 

Alabaster jar with inscription of ‘Taitja’, in London, Petrie Museum, 16046. 

278 




279 

Dodson in JEA 72 (1986), 196-8 pls. xix, xx [1, 2] 

Valley of the Kings. KV 11, Ramesses III. 

i 2 .526A 

Sarcophagus, in Paris, Musée du Louvre, D 1. 

Spencer, P. A. and A. J. in JEA 72 (1986), 198-9 figs. 1, 2 pl. xxi [1] 

8 

Small bronze naos with names of King Djehutemhet, in London, British Museum, EA 11015. 

Spencer, P .A. and A. J. in JEA 72 (1986), 199-201 fig. 3 

Tell el-Muqdâm. 

iv.38A 

Door hinge of Yewepet and Queen Tent-Ket[wa]?, Dyn. XXIII, probably from here, in Cairo, Egyptian 


Martin, G. T. in JEA 73 (1987), 2-3, 5 figs. 2, 3 and on 1, pl. i 

Ṣaqqâra. New Kingdom. Tomb of Khay. Probably temp. Ram. II. 

iii 2 .655A 

Description with plans and views. 

see Martin, G. T. in JEA 73 (1987), 3 

Ṣaqqâra. New Kingdom. Tomb of Khay. 

iii 2 .655A 

(2) Two registers. I, Deceased and wife kneeling offer to Osiris, II, deceased and wife receive sacred oils 

from son Khayamun. 



iii 2 .655A 

(3) Two registers, I, Osiris and Isis seated with Nephthys behind, II, mummy with priest and wife before 

pyramidal tomb, man censing and four mourning women. 

see Martin, G. T. in JEA 73 (1987), 3-4 


iii 2 .655A 

(4) Stela, two registers, I, deceased adores Osiris and offers flowers to Re-Harakhti, II, deceased and wife 

seated with man and women offering to them. Above, deceased kneeling and adoring Anubis jackal. 



iii 2 .655A 

(5) Two registers, I, scene from Book of the Dead, II, deceased and wife seated receive offerings from two 

sons. 






iii 2 .655A 

(7) Three registers, I, deceased and wife adore Osiris and Re-Harakhti, II, deceased adores Hathor-cow, 

III, deceased watches goldworkers. 



iii 2 .655A 

(9) Three registers, I, deceased and wife are censed and libated, II, nine persons, some with papyrus stems, 

III, eight persons, some with papyrus stems. 

Martin, G. T. in JEA 73 (1987), 5-6 figs. 1, 2, 4 pls. i [1], ii [1] 

Ṣaqqâra. New Kingdom. Tomb of Pabes. 

iii 2 .655A 

Description with plans and views. 

Martin, G. T. in JEA 73 (1987), 6 figs. 1, 2 pl. ii [1] 

Ṣaqqâra. New Kingdom. Tomb of Ramosi. 

iii 2 .655A 

Description with plans and view. 

Martin, G. T. in JEA 73 (1987), 6-8 fig. 2 pl. ii [2] 

Ṣaqqâra. New Kingdom. Tomb of Maya. 

iii 2 .661A 

Description with plans and view. 

Jeffreys et al. in JEA 73 (1987), 15-17 figs. 1, 2 

Mît Rahîna. Kôm el-Rabîa. 

iii 2 .852A 

Brief description with plans. 

Jeffreys et al. in JEA 73 (1987), 20 pl. iii [1] 

Mît Rahîna. Ptah Enclosure. South Gate. 

iii 2 .836A 

Colossus of Ramesses II, ‘Abû el-Hôl’. 

Kemp in JEA 73 (1987), 21-50 figs. 1-4 pls. iii [2], iv, v [1] 

El-aAmarna. Workman’s Village. 

iv.209A 

Summary of EES excavations 1979-86. 

Wood, W. in JEA 73 (1987), 59-70 figs. 1-8 pl. vii [1] 

Helwân. Ezbet el-Walda. Cem. Dyn. I-II. 

280 




281 

iv.75A 

Description with plans, sections and view (from Saad). 

Teeter in JEA 73 (1987), 72, 73, 76 pl. vii [3] 

Ṣaqqâra. Tomb D 64. (b). Ptahhotep [II]. 

iii 2 .601A 

(17) Left half of IV and V. 

Teeter in JEA 73 (1987), 72, 75 pl. viii [1] 

Ṣaqqâra. Tomb 57 [D23]. Kaemnefert. In Boston MA, Museum of Fine Arts, 04.1761. 

iii 2 .467A 

(7) Five registers. 

Teeter in JEA 73 (1987), 72, 73 pl. viii [2] (from MacKay) 

Thebes. TT 261, Khaemweset. 

i 2 .344A 

(1) Rope-making in III. 

Teeter in JEA 73 (1987), 74, 76 pl. ix 

Ṣaqqâra. Tomb 57 [D23]. Kaemnefert. In Boston MA, Museum of Fine Arts, 04.1761. 

iii 2 .467A 

(2) Deceased with titles above, and registers, I-II, lost, III, rope-making and binding bundles of flax, IV, 

reaping corn. 

Ray, J. D. in JEA 73 (1987), 169-80 pl. x 

Island of El-Heisa. 

v.258A 

Stela of Pedesi with hieroglyphic and demotic inscription, in Aswan Museum, 1057. 


Ṣaqqâra. Finds from North of Step Pyramid. 

iii 2 .507A 

Pottery fragment with name of Semerkhet, in London, Petrie Museum, 36327. 

%Bourriau, J. in JEA 73 (1987), 192 [162] pl. xi [1] 

804-005-970 

Fragment of tomb lintel, Irerka, Supervisor of ka servants of the Great House, holding staff and sceptre, 

and remains of another figure, Dyn. VI, in London, British Museum, EA 69573. 

Bourriau in JEA 73 (1987), 192 [174] pl. xi [2] 

801-456-500 

Statuette of woman Heti, daughter of Neferu (mother?), dedicated by son Renefsoneb, steatite, late Dyn. 

XII or early Dyn. XIII, in Oxford, Ashmolean Museum, 1985.152. 




Bourriau, J. in JEA 73 (1987), 193 [190] pl. xi [3] 

803-042-790 

Round-topped stela, three lines of offering text invoking Ptah-Sokari-Osiris on behalf of Ahmosi, King’s 

son (probably of Sekenenre-Taa), and below, man offering to seated Ahmosi, 

with dog under chair, end of Dyn. XVII, in London, British Museum, EA 69673. 

Bourriau, J. in JEA 73 (1987), 193 [211] pl. xi [4] 

8 

Relief, man at table and text (probably from Ṣaqqâra), late Dyn. XVIII-early XIX, in London, British 



802-100-250 

Sobek-Re as crocodile, dedicated by Nebdjefau, Servant (sdm), Dyn. XIX-XX, at Christie’s (South 

Kensington) in 1985, now in London, British Museum, EA 69671. 


Sidmant. Tomb. 1955. 

iv.118A 

Fragment of sarcophagus of Menna, Dyn. XVIII, in London, British Museum, EA 69674 (formerly 

Reeves colln.). 

Harpur in JEA 73 (1987), 197-8 fig. 1 pl. xii [1] 

Maidûm. Tomb of Rahotep. Hall. East Wall. 

iv.91A 

Block, upper part of last estate in 2nd register south of door, in Cambridge, Fitzwilliam Museum, 

EGA.3077.1943. 

Harpur in JEA 73 (1987), 198, 200 fig. 1 pl. xii [2] 

Maidûm. Tomb of Rahotep. Hall. East Wall. 

iv.91A 

Block, upper part of last estate with duck in 3rd register south of door, in Moscow, Pushkin Museum, 

I.1.a.5569. 

Strudwick, N. in JEA 73 (1987), 200-202 pl. xiii [1] (as mid-Dyn. V or late Dyn. VI and probably from 

Gîza) 

803-011-250 

Probably jamb of a false door, woman Intkaes, Prophetess of Hathor, Prophetess of Neith, and two 

registers with a pair of daughters in each, and infant daughter next to Intkaes’s legs, probably Dyn. V, in 

Cambridge, Fitzwilliam Museum, E.7.1909. 

Grimm, A. in JEA 73 (1987), 203-4 fig. 2 pl. xiv 

Karnak. Blocks re-used in Second Pylon.Various dates. 

ii 2 .40A 

282 




283 

Block with captive in cage on board ship, Dyn. XVIII, in Karnak magazine. 

Grimm, A. in JEA 73 (1987), 206 pl. xiii [2] 

Karnak. Blocks re-used in Second Pylon. Temp. Amenophis IV. 

ii 2 .40A 

Other blocks. Soldiers with trumpeter and group of Nubian captives. 

see Grimm, A. in JEA 73 (1987), 206 

Karnak. Blocks re-used in Second Pylon. Temp. Amenophis IV. 

ii 2 .40A 

Block, Nubian and Asiatic soldiers. 

Caminos in JEA 73 (1987), 208-9 fig. 1 

Gebel el-Silsila (East Bank) 

v.220A 

Shrine (Legrain F) of Amenophis III. Stela with the Vizier Amenhotep adoring. 

Berg in JEA 73 (1987), 213-16 figs. 1, 2 pl. xv [2] 

Ṣaqqâra. Tbs. position unknown. Meryre. 

iii 2 .706A 

Stela fragment with two registers, in Vienna Museum, 5814. 

Malek, J. in JEA 73 (1987), 217-18 fig. 

Tell Atrîb. Miscellaneous. Various. 

iv.67A 

Broken stick of Neferhotep, New Kingdom, text. 

Malek, J. in JEA 73 (1987), 218 fig. pl. xv [3] 

8 

Cylindrical stick of Mahu, Dyn. XVIII, in Durham N. 1440. 

Kitchen, K. in JEA 73 (1987), 218-20 fig. 1 

803-050-433 

Round-topped votive stela, seated Osiris, and below, Raia, ḳdn (‘Leader’), and wife Maia in adoration, 

Dyn. XIX, in Rio de Janeiro, Museu Nacional, Inv. 654 [2442]. 

Thomson, James K. in JEA 73 (1987), 220-4 fig. 1 and pls. xvi, xvii 

801-620-100 

Parahirwenemef, King’s son (of Ramesses II), First charioteer of His Majesty, head, left shoulder and arm, 

and lower legs lost, with cartouches of Ramesses II, quartzite, temp. Ramesses II, formerly in Vicomte 

Bernard d’Hendecourt colln. and at Sotheby’s in 1929, now in Glasgow, Burrell Collection, 13.83. 

Lillesø, E. K. in JEA 73 (1987), 230-4 figs. 1, 2 and pl. xviii 

801-626-475 




Man, Dyn. XVIII, re-inscribed for Harkhebi, Vizier, Great mayor of Memphis, Prophet of Osiris-Hemag, 

etc., probably Dyn. XXV, basalt, in Naples, Museo Archeologico Nazionale, 237. 

Osborn in JEA 73 (1987), 243-4 pl. xix [1] 

Valley of the Kings. KV 62, Tutankhamun. Vases and Lamps. 

i 2 .580A 

Alabaster vase in form of ibex, No. 584, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 62122. 

Van Siclen III in JEA 73 (1987), 252 fig. 1 on 251 

Mît Rahîna. Palace of Merneptah. Finds. 

iii 2 .861A 

Stela of Pakeri, with Reshef at top, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum (Excav. No. M. 2792). 

Martin, G. T. et al. in JEA 74 (1988), 3-4, 6-9 figs. 1-3 pl. i 

Saqqâra. LS 27, Maya. 

iii 2 .661A 

Report of excavations (1987, 1988) with plans and views. 

see Martin, G. T. et al. in JEA 74 (1988), 5 


iii 2 .662A 

Graffito of Djephtahefankh. 

Martin, G. T. et al in JEA 74 (1988), 11-12 

Saqqâra. LS 27, Maya. Pylon. Entrance. South thickness. 

iii 2 .661A 

Deceased with wife and stepmother adoring him, and brother behind him, and remains of 

autobiographical text. Sub-registers, offering bearers with gold collars and gloves. 

Martin, G. T. et al in JEA 74 (1988), 12-13 pl. ii [1] (called iii [1]) 

Saqqâra. LS 27, Maya. Pylon. Entrance. North thickness. 

iii 2 .661A 

Deceased and wife seated adoring Osiris in baldachin with four sons of Horus before him. 

Martin, G. T. et al. in JEA 74 (1988), 13 and n. 23 

Saqqâra. LS 27, Maya. Pylon. Entrance. North thickness. 

iii 2 .661A 

Offering bearers with fruits and animals in sub-register. 

Martin, G. T. et al. in JEA 74 (1988), 13 pl. ii [2] 


iii 2 .661A 

Lintel fragment part of double scene, Maya and Meryt kneeling adoring Anubis. 

284 




285 

Martin, G. T. et al. in JEA 74 (1988), 13 pl. iii [1] (called ii [1]) 

Saqqâra. LS 27, Maya. Pylon. 

iii 2 .661A 

Outer door jamb, north side, deceased seated before offerings. 

Martin, G.T. et al. in JEA 74 (1988), n. 25 on 14 pl. iii [2] 

Saqqâra. LS 27, Maya. Finds. 

iii 2 .661A 

Large faience djad-symbol, inscribed. 

Jeffreys and Malek in JEA 74 (1988), 26 fig. 7 pl. v [3] 

Mît Rahîna. Temple of Ptah. 

iii 2 .832A 

Epigraphic work of 1987 season, with plan and view. 

Jeffreys and Malek in JEA 74 (1988), 27 pl. iv [3] 

Mît Rahîna. Temple of Ptah. Finds. 

iii 2 .835A 

Block, part of scene, Anubis [and another deity leading King]. 

Jeffreys and Malek in JEA 74 (1988), 27-8 fig. 8 pl. iv [4] 

Mît Rahîna. Temple of Ptah. Exterior of Hypostyle Hall. 

iii 2 .835A 

Detail and block of geographical procession on north wall. 

Jeffreys and Malek in JEA 74 (1988), 28 fig. 9 pl. v [1, 2] 

Mît Rahîna. Temple of Ptah. Finds. Statues. 

iii 2 .833A 

Double seated statue of Ramesses II and Khanakht, headless, granite. 

Jeffreys and Malek in JEA 74 (1988), 29 fig. 10 


iii 2 .835A 

Jamb fragment of Ramesses V, quartzite. 

Sharawi, G. and Harpur, Y. in JEA 74 (1988), 57-9 fig. 1 [upper] pl. vi [1] (as probably from tomb S 920 

at Saqqâra, iii 2 .499) 

8 

Block, sailor in rigging and remains of scene of butchers above, in Brooklyn NY, Brooklyn Museum of 

Art, 35.640. 

Sharawi, G. and Harpur, Y. in JEA 74 (1988), 57-9 fig. 1 [lower] pl. vi [2] (as probably adjoins Brooklyn 

35.640) 

Saqqâra. S 920. Dyn. V. 




286 

iii 2 .499A 

Block, boat with sailors, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 40049. 

Sharawi, G. and Harpur, Y. in JEA 74 (1988), 59-61 fig. 2 [left] (adjoins Cleveland 30.736) 

Saqqâra. Tomb Position Unknown. Niankhnesut. Cincinnati Art Museum. 

iii 2 .694A 

Block with two registers of agriculture, including ploughing, No. 1971.28. 

Sharawi, G. and Harpur, Y. in JEA 74 (1988), 59-61 fig. 2 [right] (adjoins Cincinnati 1971.28) 

Saqqâra. Tombs Position Unknown. Niankhnesut. 

iii 2 .694A 

Block, two registers, I, sowing and ploughing, II, flax harvest, in Cleveland OH, Cleveland Museum of 

Art, 30.736. 

Sharawi, G. and Harpur, Y. in JEA 74 (1988), 61 fig. 3 

Saqqâra. D. 52. Senenuankh. 

iii 2 .582A 

(2) Block, upper part of five estates in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, Temp. No. 27.6.16.1. 

Sharawi, G. and Harpur, Y. in JEA 74 (1988), 61-2 fig. 4 

Saqqâra. Tomb D. 52. Senenuankh. 

iii 2 .582A 

Block, bringing animals, oryx, gazelle, and ibex, probably from here, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, Temp. 

No. 27.6.16.2. 

Sharawi, G. and Harpur, Y. in JEA 74 (1988), 62-3 pl. vii 

Saqqâra. D. 52. Senenuankh. 

iii 2 .582A 

(5) Two adjoining blocks from above niche, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, CG 1554. 

Sharawi, G. and Harpur, Y. in JEA 74 (1988), 63-4 fig. 5 [left] pl. viii [1] 

Saqqâra. 

iii 2 .506A 

Block (d) butchers from tomb of Mereruka Metetu, in Dunedin Museum, E.75.5 (adjoins (a) Cairo, 

Egyptian Museum, CG 1540). 

Sharawi, G. and Harpur, Y. in JEA 74 (1988), 63-4 fig. 5 [right] pl. viii [2] 

Saqqâra. Finds from North of the Step Pyramid. 

iii 2 .506A 

Blocks. Mereruka Metetu (a) Cairo, Egyptian Museum, CG 1540 (adjoins (d) butchers in Dunedin 

E.75.5.). 

Sharawi, G. and Harpur, Y. in JEA 74 (1988), 64, 66 fig. 6 [upper left] 

Gîza. (e) Lintels drums, blocks, etc. Old Kingdom. 




iii 2 .309A 

Group of blocks, butchers with grain harvest below in Dresden 750 (adjoins Aberdeen 1555 and 1553) 

(probably from tomb D. 49 Khnemhotep, Bibl. iii 2 .578). 

Sharawi, G. and Harpur, Y. in JEA 74 (1988), 66 fig. 6 [upper right] pl. ix [1] 

8 

Fragment with bearers with joints of meat and text of reaping below, in Aberdeen 1555 (adjoins Aberdeen 

1553 and Dresden Aeg. 750) (probably from tomb D. 49 Khnemhotp, Bibl. iii 2 .578). 

Sharawi, G. and Harpur, Y. in JEA 74 (1988), 66-7 fig. 6 [lower right] pl. ix [2] 

8 

Fragment with reapers and top of winnowing scene below, in Aberdeen 1553 (adjoins Aberdeen 1555 and 

Dresden Aeg. 750) (probably from tomb D. 49 Khnemhotep, Bibl. iii 2 .578). 

Gilbert, A. S. in JEA 74 (1988), 71-3 pls. x, xiii [1-3] 

Thebes. TT 280, Meketre. Models in Cairo, Egyptian Museum. 

i 2 .361A 

Inspection of cattle. 

Gilbert, A. NS. in JEA 74 (1988), 73-8 pl. xi 

Thebes. TT 280, Meketre. Models in New York NY, Metropolitan Museum of Art. 

i 2 .363A 

Cattle in stable, No. 20.3.9. 

Gilbert, A. S. in JEA 74 (1988), 78-82 pl. xii 

Thebes. TT 280, Meketre. Models in New York NY, Metropolitan Museum of Art. 

i 2 .363A 

Slaughter-house, No. 20.3.10. 

Reeves in JEA 74 (1988), 92, no. 10 pl. xv [1] 

Tell el-aAmarna. Miscellaneous. Various. 

iv.235A 

Wine-jar docket of Queen Kiya, year 11 in London, British Museum, EA 59951. 

Reeves in JEA 74 (1988), 92-3 figs. 1, 2 and pl. xv [2-4] 

8 

Fragment, probably of offering table, of Queen Kiya, wife of Amenophis IV, in London, British Museum, 

EA 26814 (formerly in Fraser Collection). 

Reeves in JEA 74 (1988), 93-6 figs. 3-5 pl. xvi [1] 

Tell el-aAmarna. North Palace. Various. 

iv.195A 

Fragment with text mentioning Amenophis IV and Kiya, wife of Amenophis IV, in London, British 





287

288 

Reeves in JEA 74 (1988), 96 figs. 6-8 pl. xv i [4] 


iv.195A 

Fragment with text mentioning Kiya, wife of Amenophis IV, in London, British Museum, EA 59165. 

Reeves in JEA 74 (1988), 97-8 figs. 9-11 pl. xvii [1] 


iv.195A 

Fragment mentioning Kiya, wife of Amenophis IV, in London, British Museum, EA 58180. 

Reeves in JEA 74 (1988), 98 figs. 12, 13, pl. xiv [2] 

8 

Jar fragment with cartouches of Amenophis IV and the Aten, in London, British Museum, EA 65900. 

Reeves in JEA 74 (1988), 98 pl. xvii [2] 

8 

Jar fragment with cartouches of Amenophis IV and the Aten and name of Queen Kiya, in London, British 


Reeves in JEA 74 (1988), 98-9 fig. 14 pl. xv [3] 

Tell el-aAmarna. Great official Palace. Finds. 

iv.198A 

Fragment of kohl tube with remains of titulary of Queen Kiya, in London, British Museum, EA 69719. 

Donohue in JEA 74 (1988), 103-7 figs. pls. xvii [3, 4], xviii 

801-655-630 

Paser, Governor of the Town and Vizier, etc. (TT106), statuette-base, faience, temp. Sethos I to Ramesses 

II, formerly in W. MacGregor colln. and at Sotheby’s in 1922, now in Swansea, University of Wales, The 

Egypt Centre, W.232. 

see Donohue, V. A. in JEA 74 (1988), 108 [30] 

8 

Stela of the Paser, Vizier, in Paris, Musée du Louvre, E.10816. 

see Donohue, V. A. in JEA 74 (1988), 111 [2-3] 

Thebes. TT 106, Paser. Court. 

i 2 .219A 

Two inscribed bricks of deceased, in New York NY, Metropolitan Museum of Art, 14.1.421-2. 

see Donohue, V. A. in JEA 74 (1988), 111 [4] 

8 

Fragment of chest of the vizier Paser, in Berlin, Ägyptisches Museum, 6768. 

Donohue, V. A. in JEA 74 (1988), 111-12 figs. 3, 4 




Mît Rahîna. Finds from the Ptah Enclosure. 

iii 2 .838A 

Statue of Paser, kneeling with figure of Ptah, description and text, in Durham, Oriental Museum, N.511. 

Donohue, V. A. in JEA 74 (1988), 112-13 fig. 5 

8 

Plaque of Paser, in London, British Museum, EA 53064. 

Malek in JEA 74 (1988), 127 [2.2] pl. xix 

Saqqâra. Around Teti Pyramid. Nekhtamun. 

iii 2 .571A 

Description with views. 

Malek in JEA 74 (1988), 127-30 [2.3] fig. 2 pl. xx 


iii 2 .571A 

Lower part of stela, in Neuchâtel, Musée d’Ethnographie, Eg. 428. 

Malek in JEA 74 (1988), 130-1 fig. 3 


iii 2 .571A 

Block with remains of kneeling and seated figures and text mentioning Hori. 

Aly Abdullah in JEA 74 (1988), 160 [1] fig. 1 [1] pl. xxi [1] 

Deir el-Bahri. Tomb of Priests of Amun. 

i 2 .634A 

Mummy cloth of Shedsuamun, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum. 



i 2 .634A 

Mummy cloth of Pedeamun, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum. 



i 2 .631A 

Mummy cloth of Espekashuti, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum. 

Aly Abdullah in JEA 74 (1988), 160 [4] fig. 1 [4] pl. xxi [4] (as Sensen) 


i 2 .632A 

Mummy cloth of Senenu, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum. 

Aly Abdullah in JEA 74 (1988), 161 [5] fig. 1 [5] pl. xxii [1] 

289 




290 


i 2 .632A 

Mummy cloth of Derepu, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum. 

Aly Abdullah in JEA 74 (1988), 161 [6] fig. 1 [6] pl. xxii [2] (as Djemut) 


i 2 .632A 

Mummy cloth of Djemutesankh, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum. 



i 2 .633A 

Mummy cloth of Tentopet, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum. 



i 2 .642A 

Mummy cloth of Piamun, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum. 

Aly Abdullah in JEA 74 (1988), 161-2 [9] fig. 1 [9] pl. xxiii [1] 


i 2 .633A 

Mummy cloth of Userhetmosi, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum. 

Aly Abdullah in JEA 74 (1988), 162 [10] fig. 1 [10] pl. xxiii [2] 


i 2 .633A 

Mummy cloth of Espanefehor, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum. 



i 2 .634A 

Mummy cloth of Khensemrenep, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum. 



i 2 .634A 

Mummy cloth of Shedsuhor, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum. 

Leahy, A. in JEA 74 (1988), 183-6 fig. 1 pl. xxv 

803-081-730 

Round-topped donation stela, Amasis offering to hawk-headed Horus lord of Hut-nesut (el-Kôm el- 

Aḥmar Sawâris) and Isis mistress of Hut-nesut, with seven lines of text concerning ten arourae of land in 

Skekek donated for maintaining lamp and administered by Djedjehutefankh, son of Pedesi, in London, 




291 



801-449-150 

Head of statue, early Dyn. XII, in London, British Museum, EA 69755. 


8 

Fragment of coffin of Amenemopet, 3rd Int. Period, in London, British Museum, EA 69851. 

Tooley in JEA 74 (1988), 207-11 pl. xxvi [2], xxvii [1, 2] 

Beni Hasan. Tombs of officials. Dyn. VI-XII. 

iv.161A 

17. Coffin of dog. Hab, Dyn. XI, in Cambridge, Fitzwilliam Museum E.47.1902. 

Dodson in JEA 74 (1988), 212-13 pl. xxviii [1] 

Deir el-Bahri. Great Temple. Finds. Blocks. Norwich. Castle Museum. 

ii 2 .376A 

Head of a queen, No. 15.43 (probably Queen Ahmosi). 

Dodson in JEA 74 (1988), 213-14 pl. xxvii [3] 

Deir el-Bahri. Great Temple. Finds. Blocks. Liverpool City Museum. 

ii 2 .376A 

Head of Tuthmosis I, No. 56.22.141. 

Hoffmeier in JEA 74 (1988), 217-20 pl. xxviii [2] 


i 2 .728A 

Stela fragment of Neferhotep, temp. Ramesses II - Sethos II, in Chicago IL, Oriental Institute Museum, 

17370 (on loan to Wheaton College). 

Hoffmeier in JEA 74 (1988), 219 pl. xxviii [3] 

Karnak. Position unknown. Chapel of Hatshepsut. 

ii 2 .279A 

Stela, Neferhotep adores Amenophis I and Ahmosi Nefertere, in London, British Museum, EA 1516. 

Dodson and Reeves in JEA 74 (1988), 224-6 fig. 1 pl. xxix [1] 

Valleys South of Deir el-Bahri. Various. 

i 2 .662A 

Box of Ramesses IX, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 26271. 

Dodson and Reeves in JEA 74 (1988), 224-6 fig. 1 pl. xxix [2], xxx [1, 2] 

Valleys South of Deir el-Bahri. Various. 

i 2 .662A 




292 

Strip of ivory inlay from box of Ramesses IX, in Cambridge University Museum of Archaeology and 

Ethnology, 47.2744. 

Taylor, J. in JEA 74 (1988), 230-1 fig. 1 (from Randall-MacIver) 

Abydos. Cemetery D of Randall-MacIver. 

v.70A 

Fragment of coffin of Princess [Ta(de)]neb(t)hen, daughter of King Harsiesi, Dyn. XXII. 

Spencer, A.J. in JEA 74 (1988), 232 pl. xxx [3] 

8 

Sistrum handle with cartouche of Rudamun, Dyn. XXIII, in London, British Museum, EA 43070. 

Josephson, J. A. in JEA 74 (1988), 232-5 pl. xxxi 

801-766-095 

Head, late Dyn. XXVI, usurped from Amasis, dark green schist, in J. A. Josephson colln. 

Josephson, J. A. in JEA 74 (1988), 233-4 pl. xxxii [1] 

800-870-303 

Royal head, quartzite, probably Amasis, in Baltimore MD, Walters Art Gallery, 22.415. 

Josephson, J. A. in JEA 74 (1988), 234 pl. xxxii [2](as relief and Amasis) 

800-871-700 

Royal head, 2nd half of Dyn. XXVI, basalt, in Leningrad, 735. 

Josephson in JEA 74 (1988), 234 pl. xxxii [3] 


iii 2 .864A 

Head, perhaps of Amasis, schist, in Paris, Musée du Louvre, E.25480. 

Josephson in JEA 74 (1988), 234 pl.xxxii [4] 

Sâ el-Hagar (Sais). Miscellaneous. Statues. 

iv.47A 

Head of young King, probably Amasis, in Berlin, Ägyptisches Museum, 11864. 

Leahy, A in JEA 74 (1988), 236-9 pl. xxxiii [2] fig. 1 

803-077-660 

Round-topped stela, double scene, Irtiertjau, Scribe of the chamberlain of the divine adoratress, son of 

Pedehorresnet, Scribe in charge of affairs of the chamberlain of the divine adoratress, etc., and of woman 

Ankh-neitikert, in adoration before Atum on left, and Re-Harakhti on right, and three lines of offering 

text below, painted wood, late Dyn. XXVI, in Newbury, Newbury Museum. 

Baines in JEA 75 (1989), 20, 25 pl. ii 

Abydos. Temple of Sethos I. Hall of Barks. 

vi.26A 




293 

Walls. Ramesses II offers to barques. South wall, east section. 

Baines in JEA 75 (1989), 25 pl. iii 

Abydos. Temple of Sethos I. Hall of Barques. 

vi.26A 

Walls. Ramesses II offers to barques. East wall, south section. 

Baines in JEA 75 (1989), 25 pl. iv 

Abydos. Temple of Sethos I. Hall of Barques. 

vi.26A 

Walls. Ramesses II offers to barques. South wall, central section. 

Leahy, A. in JEA 75 (1989), 41-60 fig. 1 pls. vi, vii [1] 

Abydos. Cemetery D of Randall-MacIver. 

v.67A 

Boundary stela usurped by Neferhotep I, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, CG 20786 (JE 35256). 

Malek, J. in JEA 75 (1989), 61-74 figs. pls. vii [2], viii (reconstruction from Wilkinson, Hay, and Berlin 

7781) 

Saqqâra. Objects from tombs. 

iii 2 .732A 

Niche with statues (?), of Sipair, Dyn. XVIII. 

Eaton-Krauss in JEA 75 (1989), 77-88 figs. ( from papers of Walter Segal) pl. ix 

Valley of the Kings. KV 46, Yuia. 

i 2 .563A 

Chair of Princess Sitamun, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, CG 51113. 

Dodson and Janssen in JEA 75 (1989), 125-38 pls. x, xi [except lower right] 

Sheikh aAbd el-Qurna. Tomb. Temp. Amenophis III. 

i 2 .671A 

Fourteen wooden hieratic mummy-labels with names of daughters of Tuthmosis IV, and officials in 

Edinburgh, Royal Scottish Museum 1956.154-67. 

Dodson and Janssen in JEA 75 (1989), 126 pl. xi [lower right] 

Sheikh aAbd el-Qurna. Tomb. Temp. Amenophis III. 

i 2 .671A 

Clay sealing of Amenophis III, in Edinburgh, Royal Scottish Museum, 1956.168. 


801-631-200 

Lower part of scribe statue of Djehuti, Overseer of northern foreign countries, etc., son of Amenmosi and 

Isoneb, black granite, temp. Tuthmosis III, at Christie’s in 1986, now in London, British Museum, EA 

69863. 





801-675-070 

Upper part of seated statuette of a queen, possibly Queen Teye, in Durham, Oriental Museum, 1987-1. 

Dodson in JEA 75 (1989), 224-6 with pl. xxix [3] 

8 

Aragonite shell with cartouches of Hatshepsut and Nebhepetre and building text, in Liverpool, County 

Museum, M11929. 

Malek and Miles in JEA 75 (1989), 227-8 fig. 1 pl. xxxi [1] 


i 2 .117A 

(18) and (19) Boat and mourners in III. 

Malek and Miles in JEA 75 (1989), 228 fig. 2 (from Bruyère) 

Thebes. TT 4, Ken. 

i 2 .11A 

(3) Girl carrying child in I. 

Malek and Miles in JEA 75 (1989), 228 fig. 3 (from Davies) 

Thebes. TT 49, Neferthotep. 

i 2 .92A 

(8) Mourners in I. 

Malek and Miles in JEA 75 (1989), 228 pl. xxxii 

Thebes. TT 259, Hori. 

i 2 .343A 

(1) Female mourners. 

Reeves in JEA 75 (1989), 235-7 pls. xxxiii-xxxiv 

Objects from Theban Temples. 

ii 2 .535A 

Head of a god, black granite, perhaps Dyn. XXII, in London, British Museum, EA 956. 

Leahy, M. in JEA 75 (1989), 239-43 pl. xxxv 

8 

Blocks with text from Book of the Dead from tomb of Wehebre-emakhi, Dyn. XXVI, in London, British 

Museum, EA 537-46. 

Giddy et al in JEA 76 (1990), 4 pl. iv [1] 

Mît Rahîna. Ptah Enclosure. Colossi in front of Pylon. 

iii 2 .832A 

Breast fragment of limestone colossus of Ramesses II. 

294 




295 

Giddy et al. in JEA 76 (1990), 4 pl. iv [2] 


iii 2 .832A 

Fragment of granite base with foot of colossal statue. 

Giddy et al. in JEA 76 (1990), 4 pl. iii [2] 


iii 2 .832A 

Fragment of kilt and dagger of a colossal red granite statue. 

Giddy et al. in JEA 76 (1990), 4 fig. 3 

Mît Rahîna. Ptah Enclosure. Found in front of Pylon. 

iii 2 .832A 

Re-used Old Kingdom block, offering-bringer with birds. 

Giddy et al. in JEA 76 (1990), 4 fig. 4 

Mît Rahîna. Ptah Enclosure. Ear stelae. 

iii 2 .834A 

Fragment of ear stela. 

Giddy et al. in JEA 76 (1990), 4 fig. 5 pl. iii [1] 

Mît Rahîna. Ptah Enclosure. Pylon. 

iii 2 .832A 

Doorway. Jambs, outer, left, Ramesses II offering to I, Ptah II, Sekhmet, III [a god]. 



iii 2 .832A 

Half lintel and cornice of Ramesses II. 

Giddy et al. in JEA 76 (1990), 7 pl. i 


iii 2 .832A 

Views from west. 



iii 2 .832A 

Two monolithic, granite, engaged columns(?). 

Giddy et al. in JEA 76 (1990), 7 pl. iii [3] 

Mît Rahîna. Ptah Enclosure. Finds. 

iii 2 .835A 

Inscribed limestone block. 




296 



iii 2 .832A 

Two basalt-blocks with a building text. 

Giddy et al. in JEA 76 (1990), 7 pl. ii 

Mît Rahîna. 

iii 2 .832A 

Part of base of red granite colossus of Ramesses II, mentioning [Khaemweset]. 

Dodson, A. in JEA 76 (1990), 87 pl. v [2] 

801-645-250 

Statuette of Djehutimosi, King’s son (of Amenophis III), etc., prostrate grinding grain, schist, temp. 

Amenophis III, formerly in A. B. Clot Bey colln., now in Paris, Musée du Louvre, N.792 [E.2749]. 

Dodson, A. in JEA 76 (1990), 92 [9] pl. v [1] 


i 2 .789A 

Statue of Isis suckling Horus dedicated by Huy, with six princes and princesses in relief on side of seat, 

Dyn. XVIII, in London, British Museum, EA 1280. 

Jones, M. in JEA 76 (1990), 141 pl. vi 

Mît Rahîna. G. Embalming House of Apis Bulls. 

iii 2 .841A 

Table of three blocks, (a) south side, cartouches of Sesonchis I. 

Jones, M. in JEA 76 (1990), 141 pl. vii 

Mît Rahîna. G. Embalming House of Apis Bulls. 

iii 2 .841A 

Embalming-table 4, inscribed basin beneath spout at north end. 

Bourriau in JEA 76 (1990), 158 [73] pl. viii [1] 

Deir el-Medîna. Miscellaneous. Stelae. 

i 2 .734 

Ramosi (m) adoring hawk-headed Re-Harakhti, in Cambridge, Fitzwilliam Museum, E.2.1988. 


Omit. 

Blue faience figurine of Sekhmet, inscribed with name of a prince Smendes, 3rd Int. Period, in London, 



801-765-230 

Male head, Dyn. XXIX-XXX, in Cambridge, Fitzwilliam Museum, E.5.1988. 




297 

Adams, B. in JEA 76 (1990), 162-3 figs. 1 (from Quibell and Green), 2 (from Capart) pl. x 

Kôm el-Ahmar (Hierakonpolis). Temple enclosure. East Chamber. 

v.193A 

Slate statue of Khasekhem, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 32161 with extra fragment from base, in 

Liverpool, School of Archaeology and Oriental Studies, E749. 

Tooley in JEA 76 (1990), 166-8 pls. xi, xii 

Abydos. Cemetery E of Garstang. From various tombs. 

v.67A 

Wooden statuette of a man, kilt missing, Dyn. XII, in Liverpool, School of Archaeology and Oriental 

Studies, E7082. 

Tooley, A. M. J. in JEA 76 (1990), 168 pl. xiii 

801-421-200 

Male statuette, wood, Dyn. XII, in Basel, Münzen und Medaillen A. G., in 1981, now in Geneva, Musée 

d’Art et d’Histoire, 23458. 

Quirke in JEA 76 (1990), 170-4 pls. xiv, xv 


i 2 .786A 

Statue-group, Kerama and wife Abuybuy, Dyn. XVIII, in Cambridge, Fitzwilliam Museum, E.21. 1887. 

Essam el-Banna in JEA 76 (1990), 175-8 fig. pl. xvi (as name Sheri, and Ikuy as title, Carrier) 

El-Matarîya. Miscellaneous. 

iv.63A 

Stela of Ikuy-sheri and wife Sity, mid-Dyn. XVIII, in a magazine at Gîza. 

Malek in JEA 76 (1990), 180-1 fig. pl. xviii 

8 

Pyramidion of Teti, early Dyn. XVIII, in Oxford, Ashmolean Museum, E.3926. 

Malek in JEA 76 (1990), 183-4 fig. 2 pl. xix 


i 2 .744A 

Pyramidion of Huy. 

Malek in JEA 76 (1990), 184 fig. 3 

8 

Triangular stela of Bekenamun, New Kingdom, formerly in J. Lee colln. 

El-Saady, H. M. in JEA 76 (1990), 186-8 pl. xx [1] fig. 1 

803-044-300 

Round-topped stela, Sethos I offering two bowls of water to Hathor ‘in Apollinopolis Magna (Edfu)’, 

sandstone, temp. Sethos I, in Edinburgh, Royal Museum of Scotland, 1907.632. 




Leahy, A. in JEA 76 (1990), 194-6 pls. xxi, xxii fig. on 195 

801-755-370 

Block statue of Iba, Creator of light, Nurse of Horus wr š3a m hpr, etc., son of Ramosi, early Dyn. XXVI, 

formerly in W. MacGregor colln., now in Swansea, University of Wales, The Wellcome Museum, 

W.921. (Probably from Ṣaft el-Ḥinna.) 

298 

Selim, H. in JEA 76 (1990), 199-202 figs. and pls. xxiii-xxv 

801-733-300 

Statue of Amenhotep, Director of the Mansions, son of Weḥebre-merneit, Prophet of Horus son of 

Neith, and Tashenesi, holding naos of Neith, with text mentioning Neith mistress of Sais, greywacke, 

probably early Dyn. XXVII, formerly in S. Rogers and W. H. Forman collns., at Christie’s in 1856 and at 

Sotheby’s in 1899, now in London, British Museum, EA 41517. 

Teeter, E. in JEA 76 (1990), 202-3 pls. xxvi-xxvii 

802-114-500 

Statuette of ibis-headed Thoth twice-great, lord of Hermopolis Magna, dedicated by Djeho, Door-opener 

of Thoth twice-great, lord of Hermopolis Magna, son of Esdjehuti, Head of door-openers of Thoth 

twice-great, lord of Hermopolis Magna, in the 3rd phyle, and Irterau, bronze, Ptolemaic, in Seattle WA, 

Seattle Art Museum, 55.164. 

Teeter, E. in JEA 76 (1990), 203-5 pl. xxviii [1] 

Tûna (Hermopolis Magna) 

iv.174A 

Mirror of Djeho, son of Esdjehuti, Ptolemaic, in Brooklyn NY, Brooklyn Museum of Art, 52.73. 

Schneider et al. in JEA 77 (1991), 7-16 figs. pl. ii [1, 2] 


iii 2 .661A 

Description with plans, sections and views. 

Schneider et al. in JEA 77 (1991), 17 pl. iii [6] 


iii 2 .663A 

Wine jar, with text of year 40 [of Ramesses II] and mention of Chief Vintner Ibager (?). 

Schneider et al. in JEA 77 (1991), 17-18 pl. ii [3, 4] 


iii 2 .663A see also iii 2 .661A 

Re-used block from tomb of Haremhab, recto, Haremhab purifies a statue of Osiris, verso, two offering 

bearers. 

Aston, D.A. in JEA 77 (1991), 99-101 fig. pl. vii-viii 

8 




299 

Osiris figure of the vizier Pemu, in London, British Museum, EA 22913. 


Abydos. Osiris Temple. Finds. 

v.48A 

Sealings, Dyn. I-II, (= Petrie, Abydos ii, pl. xvi [1-4 [left], 5-11, 14]) in London, Petrie Museum, 35664- 

75. 


Abydos. Tomb of Aha. 

v.88A 

Sealing (= Petrie, Royal Tombs ii, pl. xiii[95]), in London, Petrie Museum, 35712-13. 


Abydos. Tomb Aha. 

v.88A 

Sealings (=Petrie, Royal Tombs ii, pl. xiv [98-9, 101]), in London, Petrie Museum, 35702-4, 35707. 


Abydos. Tomb Aha. 

v.88A 

Sealings (= Petrie, Royal Tombs ii, pl. xiv [97-8, 104], in London, Petrie Museum 35705. 


Abydos. Tomb Djer. 

v.78A 

Sealings (= Petrie, Royal Tombs ii, pl. xv [105, 108-10, 113], in London, Petrie Museum, 35734 A, B, 

35737-41, 35747-8, 35750-1, 35753, 35760. 


Abydos. Tomb Djer. 

v.78A 

Sealings (=Petrie, Royal Tombs ii, pl. xv [106-7], xvi [123-4], in London, Petrie Museum, 35735-6. 


Abydos. Portal of Ramesses II. 

v.44A 

Four sealings. Two in London, Petrie Museum, 35662-3. 


Abydos. Osiris Temple. Finds. Various. 

v.48A 

Sealing and fragment in London, Petrie Museum, 35676-7 (= Petrie, Abydos ii, pl. xvi [15-16]). 




300 


Sidmant. Finds. 

iv.118A 

Model, baking and brewing in London, Petrie Museum, 31721. 



iv.118A 

Model, granary, in London, Petrie Museum, 31723. 


Deir el-Bersha. Tomb 2, Djehutihotep II. 

iv.181A 

Fragments of inscribed and painted relief in London, British Museum, EA 71520-70. 

Bourriau in JEA 77 (1991), 160 [253] pl. xv [1] 

801-481-150 

Upper part of female statuette, fragmentary, early Dyn. XII, in Cambridge, Fitzwilliam Museum, 

E.1.1989. 

Quinn, S. in JEA 77 (1991), 169-74 pl. xvi [3] fig. 1 on 170 

803-056-230 

Round-topped votive stela, Amenophis I offering two globular jars to seated Amun-Re, dedicated by 

Senhotep, Scribe of the Southern City, temp. Amenophis I, in Cambridge, Girton College. 

Malek in JEA 77 (1991), 176-80 fig. 


i 2 .733A 

Stela (b) of Peshedu, formerly in London, United Services Museum. 

Dodson in JEA 77 (1991), 180-2 pl. xvi [4] 

8 

Wooden rectangular board of Tenro, Dyn. XXI, in Durham, Oriental Museum, N.1454. 

Malek in JEA 77 (1991), 185-6 fig. 1 

Kawa. Temple T. 

vii.187(b)A 

Stela, years 2-8 of Taharqa, columns 17-19, upper part, in Copenhagen, Ny Carlsberg Glyptokek 

Æ.I.N.1707. 

Magee and Malek in JEA 77 (1991), 195-7 fig. (Lieder squeeze in Grantham Museum, No. 44). 


i 2 .811A 

Stela of Neferhor and wife Sent, Dyn. XI, in Toronto 957.124 




301 

Malek, J. and Quirke, S. in JEA 78 (1992), 13-18 pls. ii, iii 


iii 2 .832A 

(a) and (b) two fragments of annals of Amenemhet II, red granite. 

see Kirby, C. in JEA 78 (1992), 21-2 

Gebel el-Sheikh El-Harîdi. Quarries. North of El-Khizindârîya. 

v.16A 

Quarries. A-C. Description. 

see Kirby, C. in JEA 78 (1992), 22 cf. fig. 1 

Gebel el-Sheikh El-Harîdi. Quarries. Abu el-Nasr. South of El-Khizindârîya. 

v.16A 

Royal Ptolemaic inscription in Quarry D. 

Kirby, C. in JEA 78 (1992), 22-3 fig. 1 pl. iv [1] 

Gebel el-Sheikh El-Harîdi. Quarries. Abu el-Nasr. South of El-Khizindârîya. 

v.16A 

Description with plan and view. 

Kirby, C. in JEA 78 (1992), 23 fig. 1 

Gebel el-Sheikh El-Harîdi. Quarries. Abu el-Nasr. Rock-tombs. Tomb 1. Old Kingdom. 

v.16A 

Plan and description of remains of decoration, figures of deceased on exterior and fig. of deceased with 

text of a temple official on South wall of tomb chamber. 

Kirby, C. in JEA 78 (1992), 24 fig. 1 pl. iv [2] 

Gebel el-Sheikh El-Harîdi. Abu el-Nasr. Rock-tombs. Tomb 2. 

v.16A 

Description, remains of scenes including clap-net scene, with plan and view. 

Kirby, C. in JEA 78 (1992), 24 fig. 1 

Gebel el-Sheikh El-Harîdi. Abu el-Nasr. Rock-tombs. Tomb 3. 

v.16A 

Description, remains of scenes, with plan. 

Abdalla, A. in JEA 78 (1992), 93-107 figs. pls. xix-xxiii 

Saqqâra. Mastaba of the Sekwaskhet family. 

iii 2 .549A 

Five false-doors, each with offering-table, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 55618. 

Roth, A. in JEA 78 (1992), 118-22 fig. 2 

Saqqâra. Pyramid-complex of Unis. Pyramid. Burial Chamber. 

iii 2 .421-2A 




302 

Texts on north wall, upper register. 


Saqqâra. Tomb Mereruka. B. Room III. 

iii 2 .535A 

(100) Remains of wife seated and dancers in III and IV. 


Deir el-Bahri. Great Temple. Middle Colonnade. 

iii 2 .348 (18)A 

(18) Meskhent seated on right. 

Weatherhead, F. in JEA 78 (1992), 181 fig. 1 

El-aAmarna. Great Palace. Living Quarters. 

iv.198A 

Reconstructed plan. 

Weatherhead, F. in JEA 78 (1992), 183-4 pls. xxiv, xxv [1] 

El-aAmarna. Great Palace. Living Quarters. Transverse Hall [E]. 

iv.198A 

Painted pavement in Cairo, Egyptian Museum. 

Weatherhead, F. in JEA 78 (1992), 184-5 figs. 2, 3 

El-aAmarna. Great Palace. Living Quarters. First Hall. 

iv.198A 

Painted pavement, reconstruction and fragments. 

Weatherhead, F. in JEA 78 (1992), 185-88, 190 figs. 4, 5 

El-aAmarna. Great Palace. Living Quarters. South-east columned room [F]. 

iv.198A 

Painted pavement. 

Leahy, A. in JEA 78 (1992), 227-8 pl. xxvi [1] 

Detail 


vii.217A 

Stela, year 21 of Piankhy, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 48862. 

Leahy, A. in JEA 78 (1992), 228 pl. xxvi [2] 

Karnak. Temple of Re-Harakhti. 

ii 2 .220-1 

(19)-(20) King offering incense to Atum in 5. 

Leahy, A. in JEA 78 (1992), 228-9 pl. xxvi [3] 




303 

Rosetta. 

iv.1A 

Intercolumnar block, incribed on both sides, Psammetikhos I, in London, British Museum, EA 20. 

Leahy, A. in JEA 78 (1992), 229-30 pl. xxvii [1] 

Abydos. Central Section. Small Temple. 

v.70A 

Part of lintel Psammetikhos I, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 20040 (as JE 20340). 

Leahy, A. in JEA 78 (1992), 232 pl. xxvii [2] 

8 

Faience plaque of King Yewepet, Dyn. XXIII, in Brooklyn NY, Brooklyn Museum of Art, 59.17. 


800-797-600 

Statuette of (Pefteuemauiubaste) Neferkare kneeling with [offering table?], bronze, formerly with G. Tano 

(dealer), now in Boston MA, Museum of Fine Arts, 1977.16. 


Karnak. Chapel of Osiris Hekdjet. 

ii 2 .205A 

(2) Head of Shabataka. 

Baines, J. in JEA 78 (1992), 242-6 pl. xviii [2] 

Biographical text and lid 

Saqqâra. North of Step Pyramid. Tomb with sarcophagi of Dyn. XXX. 

iii 2 .504-5A 

Pawenhetef Djeho, dwarf, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, CG 29307. 

Baines, J. in JEA 78 (1992), 246-8 

Biographical text 

Saqqâra. North of Step Pyramid. Tomb with sarcophagi of Dyn. XXX. 

iii 2 .504A 

Sarcophagus of Tjaiharpata, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, CG 29306. 

see Vassilika, E. in JEA 78 (1992), 267 [4] 

Abydos. Umm el-Qaaab. Wedemu (Den)-Semti. 

v.83A 

Clay-sealing fragment of an official in London, Petrie Museum, 36626 [=Petrie, Royal Tombs i, pl. xxxii 

[40]]. 


Abydos. Umm el-Qaaab. Wadjit (Djet)-Iti. 

v.83A 




Clay-sealings in London, Petrie Museum, 36597-600 [=Petrie, Royal Tombs i, pl. xviii, ii, pl.xvii [127]]. 



iv.118A 

Wooden statues of women, First Intermediate Period, in London, Petrie Museum, 31810-12, 31815. 



iv.118A 

Model boats in London, Petrie Museum, 31848, 33797, 33806-8. 


800-494-230 

Head from a sphinx late Middle Kingdom, in London, British Museum, EA 73809. 


801-447-330 

Head, black steatite, probably 2nd half Dyn. XII, in London, British Museum, EA 71645. 


El-aAmarna. Miscellaneous. 

iv.234A 

Painted pavement plaster in London, Petrie Museum, 38112-22, 38124, 38128-33, 38136-46. 

Dodson, A. in JEA 78 (1992), 275 [1] pl. xxviii [1] fig. 1 on 276 

803-042-525 

Round-topped stela, four lines of offering text invoking Montu, lord of Thebes, the bull in Hermonthis, 

on behalf of Ahmosi, Scribe, son of woman Ahhotep, with both of them standing at table with offerings 

below, late Dyn. XVII or early Dyn. XVIII, in Cambridge, University of Cambridge, Museum of 

Archaeology and Anthropology, Z 43846. 

Dodson, A. in JEA 78 (1992), 275-6, 278 fig. 2 pl. xxviii [2] (as Dyn. XVIII-XIX) 

El-Kâb. Temple of Amenophis III. Finds. 

v.189A 

Fragment of stela with Nekhbet and ram’s head of Amun, Dyn. XIX in Cambridge Museum of 

Archaeology and Ethnology 1951.555. 

Dodson, A. in JEA 78 (1992), 278 [3] pl. xxviii [3] fig. 3 on 277 (as Dyn. XVIII-XIX) 

803-055-215 

Round-topped votive stela, top left and bottom right parts lost, Hesen in adoration before ibis (i.e. Thoth) 

lord of Hermopolis on perch, with short offering text, end of Dyn. XVIII, in Cambridge, University of 

Cambridge, Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology, 1951.554. 

304 




305 

Dodson, A. in JEA 78 (1992), 278 pl. xxviii [4] 

Sesebi. Aten Temple. Finds. 

vii.174A 

Small stela in Cambridge, Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology, 38.770. 

Dodson, A. in JEA 78 (1992), 278-9 fig. 4 pl. xxix [1] 

aAmâra West. Store-rooms. 

vii.163A 

Small stela, ram before altar, in Cambridge, Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology, 39.553. 

Dodson, A. in JEA 78 (1992), 279 [6] pl. xxix [2] fig. 5 on 277 (as Z 43843) 

803-055-214 

Upper part of round-topped votive stela, [a Gardener] before Termuthis as serpent, sandstone, Dyn. XIX, 

in Cambridge, University of Cambridge, Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology, Z 43848. 

Dodson, A. in JEA 78 (1992), 279 fig. 6 

Buhen. Fort. Finds. 

vii.139A 

Stela fragment of Nofru, Dyn. XIII, in Cambridge, Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology, Z45905. 

Eaton-Krauss, M. in JEA 78 (1992), 285-7 pl. xxix [3] 

Alexandria. Miscellaneous. 

iv.6A 

Block of Psammetikhos I or Necho II, usurped by Psammetikhos II, in Vienna Museum, 213. 

Haarlem, W. van in JEA 78 (1992), 294-5 fig. 1 pl. xxxi 

8 

Pair of papyrus sandals of Meramuniotes, Ptolemaic, in Amsterdam, Allard Pierson Museum, 11.988. 

Zach, M. in JEA 78 (1992), 295-301 fig. 1 

Meröe. South Group. Finds. 

vii.259A 

Block found by Ferlini from chapel of a Queen Kanarta (?), probably Pyramid SI or S9, in Bologna, 

Museo Civico Archeologico, 3156. 

Zach, M. in JEA 78 (1992), 297 fig. 2 

Meröe. Pyramid N.6, Queen Amanishakhete. 

vii.245A 

Queen from right wall of chapel. 

Zach, M. in JEA 78 (1992), 298 pl. xxxii [1] 

Meröe. Pyramid S.4, Queen Kanarta-Sar...ñ. 

vii.256A 

Queen in kiosk from right wall. 




306 

Zach, M. in JEA 78 (1992), 298 pl. xxxii [2] 

Meröe. Pyramid. S.10, Bartare-Kalkai. Chapel. Right wall. 

vii.257A 

Seated king. 

Zach, M. in JEA 78 (1992), 299 pl. xxxii [3, left] 

Meröe. Pyramid N.16,Akhyesbekhe (?). 

vii.250A 

Block, King and female captive. 

Zach, M. in JEA 78 (1992), 299 pl. xxxii [3 right] 

Meröe. Pyramid N.16,Akhysebekhe (?) 

vii.250A 

Block with head of a Queen built into interior. 

Schneider, H. et al. in JEA 79 (1993), 2-5 fig. 1 pls. 1 [1, 2] 

Ṣaqqâra. Tomb of Nia. West of Haremhab. 

iii 2 .707A 

Description with plan and views. 

Schneider, H. et al. in JEA 79 (1993), 2 pl. i [3] 

Ṣaqqâra. Tomb of Nia. West of Haremhab. Chapel A. 

iii 2 .707A 

West wall, double-scene, deceased adoring Osiris on left and Sokari on right. 

see Schneider, H. et al. in JEA 79 (1993), 2 

Ṣaqqâra. Tomb of Nia. Chapel A. 

iii 2 .707A 

North wall, deceased and wife before Osiris in kiosk with Isis and Nephthys. 

Schneider, H. et al. in JEA 79 (1993), 2 pl. ii [1] 


iii 2 .707A 

South wall, deceased and family before Osiris in kiosk with Isis and Nephthys. 

Schneider, H. et al. in JEA 79 (1993), 2 on pl. ii [1] 


iii 2 .707A 

Frieze, fish, lotus flowers and leaves. 


Ṣaqqâra. Tomb of Nia. Chapel B. 

iii 2 .707A 

Entrance, outer lintel, deceased kneeling before Osiris and Re-Harakhti. 




307 


Ṣaqqâra. Tomb of Nia. Chapel B. 

iii 2 .707A 

Entrance, inner lintel, offering formulae. 


Ṣaqqâra. Tomb of Nia. Finds. 

iii 2 .707A 

Relief, deceased seated with full-faced monkey under chair, and wife and family. 

Schneider, H. et al. in JEA 79 (1993), 4 pl. iii [1] 


iii 2 .707A 

Stela, deceased and wife adore Osiris above, and seated, adored by family below. 



iii 2 .707A 

Relief, deceased seated with monkey under chair, and wife standing behind. 


Ṣaqqâra. Tomb of Nia. Courtyard. 

iii 2 .707A 

Entrance, left thickness, deceased adores the rising sun. 

Schneider, H. et al. in JEA 79 (1993), 5 pl. iii [3] 

Ṣaqqâra. Tomb of Nia. Lower burial chamber. 

iii 2 .707A 

Door-jamb, re-used by Weḥebre..., Dyn. XXVI. 

Schneider, H. et al. in JEA 79 (1993), 6, 8 pl. iii [2] 

Ṣaqqâra. Tomb of Khay. 

iii 2 .655A 

Pyramidion (as late Dyn. XVIII). 


Ṣaqqâra. Tomb of Khaemnetjer. 

iii 2 .655A 

Lintel inscribed for deceased and wife. 


Ṣaqqâra. Tomb Amenem ... West of Haremhab. Late Dyn. XVIII. 

iii 2 .655A 

Fragment pyramidion. 




see Giddy, L. and Jeffreys, D. in JEA 79 (1993), 14 

Mît Rahîna. Temple of Ptaḥ. Colossi in front of Pylon. 

iii 2 .832A 

Inscribed and decorated fragments including names of Ramesses II and III and a re-used Old Kingdom 

relief with name of Pepy .... 

see Matheson, J. and Tavares, A. in JEA 79 (1993), 25-31 

Ṣaqqâra. Necropolis. 

iii 2 .435A 

Survey of Ṣaqqâra by the National Museums of Scotland, preliminary report (1990-1). 

Shaw, J. and Jameson, R. in JEA 79 (1993), 86 pl. v [2](Fakhry 1=26) 

Wâdi el-Hûdi. Rock-stelae and rock-texts. 

vii.319A 

Rock-text of Antel, year 1 of Mentuḥotp IV. 

Shaw, J. and Jameson, R. in JEA 79 (1993), 84, 88-92 fig. 4 pl. v [1] 

Wâdi el-Hûdi. Amethyst Mines. 

vii.320A 

Middle-Kingdom fortress, description with plan and view. 

Manuelian, P. Der and Loeben, C. in JEA 79 (1993), 121-55 figs. 4, 5, 7-15 pls. vi-xiv 


i 2 .547A 

Earlier sarcophagus of Ḥatshepsut, in Boston MA, Museum of Fine Arts, 04.278. 

Manuelian, P. Der and Loeben, C. in JEA 79 (1993), 127 fig. 3 

Valleys South of Deir el-Baḥri. 2. King Pinedjem. 

i 2 .662A 

Outer coffin, usurped from Tuthmosis I, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, CG 61025, partial reconstruction of 

original decoration. 

Watson, E. and Myers, M. in JEA 79 (1993), 179-80 pl. xv [1] 


i 2 .831A 

Coffins, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Hancock Museum, cartonnage of Beketenhor, Late Period 

Caluwe, A. de in JEA 79 (1993), 200-3 figs. pl. xviii [1, 2] (as Ptolemaic) 

8 

Two pieces of linen of Esi(em)khebi, Sistrum player of Ptah, Roman, in Antwerp, Museum Vleeshuis, 

4943.1/2, 2/2. 

Caluwe, A. de in JEA 79 (1993), 203-5, 209 figs. 3, 4 pls. xviii [3], xix [1] (as Ptolemaic) 

8 

308 




309 

Two pieces of linen with vignettes from Book of the Dead, Roman, in Antwerp, Museum Vleeshuis, 

4944-5. (Owner of 4945=Iufau, God’s father.) 

Caluwe, A. de in JEA 79 (1993), 205, 209 figs. 5, 6 pls. xix [2], xx [1] (as Ptolemaic) 

8 

Linen with vignettes from Book of the Dead, Roman, in Antwerp, Museum Vleeshuis, 4946.1/2, 2/2. 

(Owner of 2/2 Neferibpare, God’s father, etc.) 

Caluwe, A. de in JEA 79 (1993), 209-11 figs. 7, 9-10 pls. xx [2], xxi [2] 

8 

Linen of Menkare, God’s father with texts from Book of Dead, Ptolemaic, in Antwerp, Museum 

Vleeshuis, 4941.1/2. 

Caluwe, A. de in JEA 79 (1993), 209-10 fig. 8 pl. xxi [1] 

8 

Linen with text and vignette from the Book of the Dead, Ptolemaic, in Antwerp, Museum Vleeshuis, 

4942. 


8 

Linen with vignette of Ḳenia, late Dyn. XVIII or Dyn. XIX, in London, British Museum, EA 73704. 


8 

Relief, remains of khekher-frieze, stars and text, formerly in Farnham (Dorset), Pitt Rivers Museum, 

73962. 


8 

Limestone relief fragment, reign of Akhenaten. 


8 

Funerary linen with Books of the Dead, in London, British Museum, EA 73674-90, 73707-11, Dyn. 

XXX. 


8 

Fragment of blue-glazed offering-table with hieroglyphic inscription, in London, British Museum, EA 

73966. 

El-Sabbahy, A.-F. in JEA 79 (1993), 243-6 fig. pl. xxiii 

Ṣaqqâra. Firth Excavation. Tomb of Shedabd. 

iii 2 .566A 




310 

Doorway, lintel and jambs. 

El-Sabbahy, A.-F. in JEA 79 (1993), 246-8 figs. 

Ṣaqqâra. Firth Excavation. Tomb of Shedabd. 

iii 2 .566A 

Another lintel and parts of jambs. 

Abdalla, A. in JEA 79 (1993), 249-53 fig. 1 pl. xxiv [1] 

Dendera. University of Pennsylvania Excavations. 

v.114A 

Lower part of stela of Harnakht, Dyn. XI, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 46048. 

Abdalla, A. in JEA 79 (1993), 253-4 fig. 2 pl. xxiv [2] (As Dyn. XI) 

Dendera. University of Pennsylvania Excavations. 

v.114A 

Stela of Iteti and 3 women, 1st Int. Period, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 46049. 

Reeves, C. in JEA 79 (1993), 259-61 pl. xxvi [1] 

8 

Gold finger-ring with ‘Tuthmosis III beloved of Ptah nfr-ḥr’ on bezel, in London, British Museum, EA 

71492. 

Daoud, K. in JEA 79 (1993), 261-5 fig. pls. xxvi [2], xxvii 

Ṣaqqâra. Tomb of Haremhab. Finds. 

iii 2 .661A 

Upper part of stela of Inu ..., early Ramesside. 

Dodson, A. in JEA 79 (1993), 267-8 pl. xxviii [1, 2] (=Wilkinson MSS v. 15, 151) 

Thebes. TT A.18, Amenemopet. 

i 2 .453A 

Graffiti with cartouches of Psusennes II and Sesonchis I. 

Hawass, Z. in JEA 80 (1994), 45 pl. vi [1] 

Ṣaqqâra. Pyramid-enclosure of Iput I. 

iii 2 .396A 

View. 

Hawass, Z. in JEA 80 (1994), 45-56 figs. pls. vi [2, 4], vii 

Ṣaqqâra. Pyramid-enclosure of Iput I. Finds. 

iii 2 .397A 

Jamb, Horus-name of Netjerikhet and six lions and six jackals repeated twice, with two snakes on 

thicknesses, from Step Pyramid enclosure, found re-used. 

Galán, J. in JEA 80 (1994), 89 [23] pl. ix 




311 

Thebes. TT 366, Djar. 

i 2 .429(2)A 

(2) Two registers. 

Shaw, I. in JEA 80 (1994), 110, 114, 116, 122 pl. x [3] 

El-aAmarna. Palace called Maru-Aten. Finds. 

iv.208A 

Block inscribed on both sides, in Oxford, Ashmolean Museum, 1922.141. 

Shaw, I. in JEA 80 (1994), 110, 112, 123 pl. x [2] 

8 

Fragment from balustrade with text of Amenophis IV and Queen Teye, formerly in W. MacGregor colln., 

now in Cambridge, Fitzwilliam Museum, E.16.1950. 

Shaw, I. in JEA 80 (1994), 110, 114, 116, 123 pl. xi [1] 

El-aAmarna. Great Palace. Hall. 

iv.198A 

Fragment of balustrade, royal family worshipping, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, Temp. No. 30.10.26.12. 

Shaw, I. in JEA 80 (1994), 112 fig. 2 (from Winlock) pl. xi [3] 

Deir el-Baḥri. Great Temple. Upper Colonnade. 

ii 2 .356A 

View showing balustrade of ramp. 

Shaw, I. in JEA 80 (1994), 119, 124 fig. 9 (from Habachi) pl. xi [2] 


iv.63A 

Stela, Amenophis IV and family adore Aten with Pare-em-hab below, back usurped by Haremhab, in 

Cairo, Egyptian Museum, CG 34175. 

Sowada, K. in JEA 80 (1994), 137-43 pl. xii 

801-650-460 

Upper part of diorite statue, late Dyn. XVIII, in Sydney, Nicholson Museum of Antiquities, R.1138. 

Vassilika, E. in JEA 80 (1994), 180 [18] pl. xxx [1] 

8 

Relief, sphinx in shrine, probably Dyn. XXII, in Cambridge, Fitzwilliam Museum, E.1.1992. 

Vassilika, E. in JEA 80 (1994), 180 [29] pl. xxxi [3] 

Omit. 

Faience figure of naked man, seated, left arm raised to face, in Liverpool Museum, 1993.75. 

Adams, B. in JEA 80 (1994), 183-4 pl. xxxii [1] 

Abydos. Tomb of Wadjit (Djet)-Iti. 




312 

v.82A 

View and description of interior. 

Weatherhead, F. in JEA 80 (1994), 198-201 figs. (from Petrie drawings) 

El-aAmarna. Great Official Palace. Living quarters. 

iv.198A 

Fresco in First Hall. Two details. 

Daoud, K. in JEA 80 (1994), 202-8 fig. pl. xxxii [2] 

Ṣaqqâra. Around Pyramid-complex of Unas. Finds. 

iii 2 .652A 

Block of Ramosi, Ramesside. 

Jeffreys, D. et al. in JEA 81 (1995), 5-6 pl. ii [1-3] 


iii 2 .835A 

Inscribed and decorated blocks, some re-used, one Old Kingdom and two Dyn. XVIII and one with part 

of cartouche of Ramesses II. 

Jeffreys, D. et al. in JEA 81 (1995), 5 pl. ii [4] 


iii 2 .835A 

Statue of deity with plumes and horns, Ramesside or later. 

Kemp, B. and Nicholson, P. in JEA 81 (1995), 9 pl. ii [4] 


iv.207A 

Mould with name of the Aten in cartouche. 

Mathieson, I. et al. in JEA 81 (1995), 26-41 fig. 3 pls. v, vi 

Ṣaqqâra. E. Great Enclosure. 

iii 2 .417A 

Stela of Djeherbes, Dyn. XXVII. 

Weatherhead, F. in JEA 81 (1995), 98-9, 103-4, 108, 110-11 fig. on 97 (modified from Pendlebury) 

El-aAmarna. Private Palace or ‘King’s House’ (P.42.1). 

iv.199A 

Plan of N.E. quarter. 

Weatherhead, F. in JEA 81 (1995), 98-106 figs. 3, 4 (reconstruction) pl. vii [1] 


iv.199A 

Frieze of foreigners. 




313 

Weatherhead, F. in JEA 81 (1995), 108-112 figs. 7, 8 pl. vii [2] 


iv.199A 

Dado with lotus and papyrus. 

%Dodson, A. in JEA 81 (1995), 115-25 pl. viii [1] figs. 1-3 

Deir el-Baḥri. Great Temple. Finds. 

ii 2 .377A 

Fragment of top part of stela with remains of winged sun disc, cartouches of Sethos II (probably changed 

from Amenmesse) and speech of Amun-Re of the Southern City, temp. Amenmesse to Sethos II, 

formerly in Rustafjaell colln., No. 61, then in the Egyptian Collection at Chiddingston Castle (D. E. 

Bower Bequest), Inv. 42. 

Dodson, A. in JEA 81 (1995), 120-2 fig. 5 pl. ix 

Deir el-Medîna. J. Sanctuary of Ptah. Chapel E. 

i 2 .708A 

Rear wall. Stela. 

Dodson, A. in JEA 81 (1995), 122-3 fig. 6 (from Bruyère) 

Deir el-Medîna. J. Sanctuary of Ptah. Chapel G. 

i 2 .708A 

West wall. A king etc. 

Dodson, A. in JEA 81 (1995), 122-3 pl. viii [2] 

Deir el-Medîna. J. Sanctuary of Ptah. 

i 2 .707A 

View of Chapels D-G. 

Dodson, A. in JEA 81 (1995), 123-5 pl. x 

8 

Block, Amenmesse receives heb-sed from Amun, Dyn. XIX, Liverpool Museum, M 13827 (now lost). 

Dodson, A. in JEA 81 (1995), 125-8 fig. 7 (as M 13510) 

Luxor Temple. Finds. 

ii 2 .337A 

Statue-base of Amenmesse usurped by Sethos II, Liverpool Museum, M 13610 (now lost). 

Jansen-Winkeln, K. in JEA 81 (1995), 129-32 figs. 1, 2 pls. xi, xii 

802-006-100 

Lower part arragonite statue of Bes, dedicated by Sheshonk, in Durham, Oriental Museum, N.313. 

Jansen-Winkeln, K. in JEA 81 (1995), 137-8 fig. 4 pl. xiii [1] 


v.133A 




314 

Red granite offering-table of King Harsiesi, Dyn. XXII, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 37516. 

Jansen-Winkeln, K. in JEA 81 (1995), 134 [H] fig. 3 (cartouches) 


ii 2 .143A 

Block-statue temp. King Harsiesi in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, CG 42254 (JE 37374). 

Jansen-Winkeln, K. in JEA 81 (1995), 147-8 fig. 5 pl. xiii [2] 


ii 2 .138A 

Statue of Tuthmosis III (9) usurped by Psusennes(?) and Sesonchis I (as Sesonchis II), in Cairo, Egyptian 


Kaper, O. in JEA 81 (1995), 175-95 figs. 1, 2 pls. xiv, xv 

El-Dâkhla Oasis. Temple of Deir el-Ḥagar. Sanctuary. 

vii.298A 

Astronomical ceiling. 


8 

White steatite circular bead of Amenemhet II, in London, British Museum, EA 74184. 

Vassilika, E. in JEA 81 (1995), 202 [23] pl. xvi [1] 

801-710-500 

Copper figure of a smith (headless) squatting on the ground, Dyn. XXI-XXV or later, in Cambridge, 


Wilkinson, T. in JEA 81 (1995), 209-10 fig. 1 on 206 (from Winkler) 

Naga Ḥammadi. West of Armant. 

vii.275A 

Sites 34, 40. Graffito of another king. 

Amer, A. A. M. A. in JEA 81 (1995), 210-12 pl. xvi [3, 4] 

803-030-098 

Round-topped stela, bottom left corner damaged, six lines and remains of three short columns of offering 

text mentioning ‘all the gods in Abydos ’, with Pepi, Herdsman of goats, seated below, Dyn. XIII-XVII, 

in Liverpool, Garstang Museum, E.73. (Probably from Upper Egypt.) 

Magee, D. in JEA 81 (1995), 212-16 pls. xvii, xviii [1, 3, 4] 

801-422-300 

Striding statue, wooden, 1st half Dyn. XII, in Oxford, Ashmolean Museum, 1955.461. 

Orel, S. in JEA 81 (1995), 217-18 pl. xix [1] 

Beni Hasan. Various. 




315 

iv.162A 

Stela of Khnemhotep (from tomb 16), first half Dyn. XII. 

Orel, S. in JEA 81 (1995), 218-19 pl. xix [2] 

Beni Hasan. Various. 

iv.162A 

Stela of Usernakht and wife, Meres, probably Dyn. XII (from tomb 283). 

Russmann, E. in JEA 81 (1995), 227-9 pl. xxi (caption as Amun) 

Karnak. P. Temple of Re-Harakhti. 

ii 2 .220-1(19)-(20) 

Exterior. North Wall. King offering incense to Atum in 5. 

Teeter, E. in JEA 81 (1995), 232-6 pl. xxii 

Medînet Habu. Finds from Temple Area. 

i 2 .775A 

Seated statue with papyrus roll, headless, of probably deified Amenhotp son of Hapu, Ptolemaic, in 

Chicago, Oriental Institute Museum, 14321. 

see Johnson, W. R. in Giddy, L. et al. in JEA 82 (1996), 2-3 

Mît Rahîna. Ptah Enclosure. K. Temple of Ramesses II. Other blocks. 

iii 2 .845A 

Re-used blocks of Amenophis III, probably from his temple ‘Nebmaetre-United-with-Ptah’. 

see Johnson, W. R. in JEA 82 (1996), 3 

Ṣaqqâra. North of the Step Pyramid. Tomb S 3507A. 

iii 2 .447A 

Mastaba of probably Dyn. I with palace-façade panelling on three sides. 

see Martin, G. in JEA 82 (1996), 4 

Ṣaqqâra. Tomb Pay. Finds. 

iii 2 .655A 

Fragments of sarcophaglus of son Raia. 


Ṣaqqâra. Between the Monastery, etc. Ramesside tomb (96/1). Finds. 

iii 2 .661A 

Lid of ushabti-box of Penaa, Ramesside. 



iii 2 .655A 

Lower half of door-jamb of son Raia. 




316 



iii 2 .655A 

Relief fragment with head of Haremhab. 

Johnson, W. R. in JEA 82 (1996), 65, 70 pl. iv 

800-627-500 

Statue of Amenophis III (headless) as old man, serpentine, in New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art, 

30.8.74. 

Johnson, W. R. in JEA 82 (1996), 70-1 pl. v 


i 2 .774A 

Diorite head. Amenophis III wearing blue crown, in Chicago, Oriental Institute Museum,16687. 

Johnson, W. R. in JEA 82 (1996), 74-8 pl. vi 

El-aAmarna. Town. Various. 

iv.207A 

Statue group of King, Queen, and princess (headless), in London, Petrie Museum, 004. 

Johnson, W. R. in JEA 82 (1996), 76 pl. vii [3] 

Thebes. Temple of Amenophis III. Colossi. 

ii 2 .450A 

Upper part of statuette of Teye on south colossus. 

Johnson, W. R. in JEA 82 (1996), 76, 78 pl. vii [1, 2] 

800-630-500 

Double-statue of Amenophis IV and Nefertiti, in Louvre, E. 15593. 

Johnson, W. R. in JEA 82 (1996), 78 pl. viii [1-4] 

800-730-415 

Small royal head wearing blue crown probably Amenophis III, in Boston MA, Museum of Fine Arts, 

11.1506. 

Johnson, W. R. in JEA 82 (1996), 78 pl. viii [5] 

El-aAmarna. Great Palace. Buildings near Palace. 

iv.198A 

Head of Queen, from unfinished group, in Oxford, Ashmolean Museum, 1936.658. 

Leahy, A. in JEA 82 (1996), 145-65 fig. pl. xii 


ii 2 .166A 

Adoption stela of Ankhnesneferebre, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 39607. 




317 

Jenkins, M. in JEA 82 (1996), 199-202 fig. pl. xx [3] 

Elephantine. Miscellaneous. 

v.229A 

Stela of Neferhotep and wife Sit-hathor, Dyn. XIII, found in a private house in Siou village.. 

Phillips, J. in JEA 82 (1996), 206-7 pl. xxiii (from Naville) 

Deir el-Baḥri. Great Temple. Middle Colonnade. South Half. 

ii 2 .345A 

Two fragments showing houses in Punt. 

Iversen, E. in JEA 82 (1996), 213-14 (comments on text) 


v.130A 

Stela of Unnufer, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 71902. 

%see Johnson, W. in Jeffreys, D. et al. in JEA 83 (1997), 4-6 

Mît Rahîna. K. Temple of Ramesses II. Finds. Other blocks. 

iii 2 .845A 

Re-used blocks of Amenophis III, probably from his temple, ‘Nebmaetre-United-with-Ptah’. 

%see Kemp, B. and Nicholson, P. in JEA 83 (1997), 9 

El-aAmarna. Great Official Palace. Buildings near Palace (O42.1). 

iv.198A 

Decorated fragments, one mentioning the ‘House of Rejoicing’. 

%Mathieson, I. et al. in JEA 83 (1997), 31 pl. vi [2] (in situ) 

Saqqâra. E. Great Enclosure. 

iii 2 .417A 

Stela of Djeḥerbes. 

%Parkinson, R. in JEA 83 (1997), 55-68 pls. x, xi. 

8 

Writing-board of Khakheperrasoneb, Dyn. XII, in London, British Museum, EA 5645. 

%McGovern, P. in JEA 83 (1997), 97-102 [1-7, 11-12, 15-20, 22-34] 

Medînet Habu. B. Palace-city of Amenophis III. 

i 2 .778A 

Jars with hieratic labels. 

%McGovern, P. in JEA 83 (1997), 70, 98 [8, 14] pl. xiii. 


i 2 .778A 

Jars with hieratic labels, four in New York NY, Metropolitan Museum of Art, 17.10.2, naming Ahmosi, 

Royal scribe, and Iuamun, Controller of fat, 17.10.9-10, and number not known. 




318 

%McGovern, P. in JEA 83 (1997), 98 [9, 10] 


i 2 .778A 

Jars with hieratic labels naming Amenemone, Chief vintner. 

%McGovern, P. in JEA 83 (1997), 99 [21] 


i 2 .778A 

Jar with hieratic label naming Ptaḥmai, Chief vintner. 

%McGovern, P. in JEA 83 (1997), 100 [35] 


i 2 .778A 

Jar with hieratic label naming Huy and Bekamun, Beekeepers. 

%Jansen-Winkeln, K. in JEA 83 (1997), 169-78 figs. 1, 4 pls. xx [1], xxi [1], xxii [2] 

Mît Rahîna. Palace of Apries. 

iii 2 .831A 

Door-jamb of Tjaiesimu, Royal Scribe, Royal Herald, recto, text , mentioning Aḥmosi-sineit, temp. 

Amasis to Dyn. XXVII, verso, deceased suckled by goddess Semset, temp. Nektanebos I, in Cambridge, 


%Jansen-Winkeln, K. in JEA 83 (1997), 169-78 figs. 2, 3 pls. xx [2], xxi [2], xxii [1] 

Mît Rahîna. Miscellaneous. Blocks. 

iii 2 .874A 

Door-jamb of Tjaiesimu, recto Tjaiesimu and text, verso, Thaiesimu embraced by goddess Semset, temp. 

Nektanebos I, in Brooklyn Museum, 56.152. 

%Thomson, J. K. in JEA 83 (1997), 218-22 pl. xxiv [1] fig. 1 

803-055-380 

Top part of round-topped votive stela, Hori, Shield bearer, and Si, Great warrior, kneeling in adoration, 

Dyn. XIX-XX, in Glasgow, Art Gallery and Museum, 28au-13. 

%Parkinson, R. in JEA 83 (1997), 222-3 pl. xxv 

Joiner and scribe in III, block in London, British Museum, EA 445 


i 2 .65(8)A 

Deceased inspects five registers of industries. 

%see Wilson, P. in JEA 84 (1998), 4 

Ṣâ El-Ḥagar (Saîs). Miscellaneous. 

iv.47A 

Colossal royal head, red granite, Late Period. 




319 

%Wilson, P. in JEA 84 (1998), 4 pl. i [4] 


iv.47A 

Block with mention of Osiris Ḥemag, Late Period. 



iv.47A 

Sarcophagus of Weḥebre, Dyn. XXVI, part of, found at Tell Kawâdi, in Antiquities Office. 

%Kemp, B. in JEA 84 (1998), 12 fig. 1 

El-aAmarna. Great Official Palace. Buildings near Palace. 

iv.198A 

Plan. 

%Kemp, B. in JEA 84 (1998), 13 pl. iii 

El-aAmarna. North Palace. Great Outer Courtyard. Doorway into inner courtyard. 

iv.193A 

Description with view. 

%Kirby, C. et al. in JEA 84 (1998), 23, 25 fig. 1 (partly from Griffith) pl. VI [1] (Griffith MSS 12. 4-5) 

Kôm el-Ḥiṣn. 

iv.51A 

Brief description with plan. 

%see Kirby, C. et al. in JEA 84 (1998), 26-7 fig. 1 (partly from Griffith) 

Kôm el-Ḥiṣn. Temple of Sekhmet-Hathor. 

iv.51A 

Brief description and plan. 

%Kirby, C. et al. in JEA 84 (1998), 41 pl. v [2] 

Kôm el-Abqaein. 

iv.50A 

Fragment of left door-jamb of Ramesses II. 

%Kirby, C. et al. in JEA 84 (1998), 43 pl. v [3] (Griffith MSS. 4, 14) 

Gebraris. 

iv.50A 

Inscribed column re-used in mosque. 

%Delvaux, L. and Warmenbol, E. in JEA 84 (1998), 57 fig. 1 (from Mariette) 

Saqqâra. West of the Step Pyramid. E.8. Seshemnufer Heba. 

iii 2 . 595A 

False-door, top missing (probably not in Cairo, Egyptian Museum). 




320 

%Delvaux, L. and Warmenbol, E. in JEA 84 (1998), 57, 59, 62-3, pl. ix [3] 

(g) Five female estates and part of sixth, and legs of male estates above, formerly in M. Jasinski colln., then 

at Sotheby’s in 1994. 

Saqqâra. West of the Step Pyramid. E.8. Seshemnfer Ḥeba. 

iii 2 .595A 

Blocks with estates, with various dealers some time ago. 

%Delvaux, L. and Warmenbol, E. in JEA 84 (1998), 63-9 figs. 2-3 

Reconstruction of estates on north and south walls 

Saqqâra. West of the Step Pyramid. E.8. Seshemnufer Ḥeba. 

iii 2 . 595A 

Blocks with estates, with various dealers some time ago. 

%Delvaux, L. and Warmenbol, E. in JEA 84 (1998), 64-5 fig. 4 (from Brunner-Traut) 

Gîza. West Field. G 5170, Seshemnufer [III]. 

iii 2 .154(6)A 

Four registers of estates. 

%Dodson, A. in JEA 84 (1998), 94-5, 98 pl. xiv [3] (as early Dyn. XVIII) 

Valleys South of Deir el-Baḥri. Royal Cache. 

i 2 .662A 

Mummy-mask of Sit-djehut, mid.-Dyn. XVIII in London, British Museum, EA 29770. 

%Dodson, A. in JEA 84 (1998), 95 pl. xiv [4] (from Lacau) (as end of Dyn. XIII) 

Mummy-mask 

Deir el-Baḥri. Burial, exact position unknown. 

i 2 .657A 

Nubḥererdi, wooden coffin and mummy-mask in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, CG 28030, CG 28109. 

%Dodson, A. in JEA 84 (1998), 96-7 pl. xv [2] 

rîshi mask 

aAsâsîf. Tombs, etc. in New York, MMA Concession. 

i 2 .618A 

Pit 3. Burial in Room E. Coffin and rîshi mask. Mask in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 45629. 

%Perdu, O. in JEA 84 (1998), 123-49 pls. xvi-xviii 

801-745-384 

Headless statue of Pairkap (3rd sign only approximate), God’s father on daily duty, Master of the secrets of 

the god’s field, son of Ankhefenkhons (2nd sign written vertically) and woman Khasuenesi, kneeling with 

hands flat on thighs, probably basalt, probably Dyn. XXIX, at Sotheby’s in 1958, then at Christie’s in 1961 

and in Paris, Drouot-Richelieu, in 1995, now in Rennes, Musée des Beaux-Arts et d’Archéologie, 98.5.1. 

(Probably from Tell Basṭa.) 




321 

%Morenz, L. in JEA 84 (1998), 195-6 (discussion of a title) pl. xx 

Lintel and upper part of false door 

Gîza. G 2191, Khnemu. 

iii 2 . 81A 

Lintel and false door. 

%Morenz, L. in JEA 84 (1998), 196-201 fig. (from Clère and Vandier) 

Part of text of stela 

Draa Abû el-Nagaa 

i 2 .598A 

Stela and block of Heny, temp. Antef (Wahankh), in Moscow, State Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts, I.1.a. 

1137a. 

%Gratien, B. in JEA 84 (1998), 203-4 fig. 3 pl. xxi 

Mirgissa. Fort. Finds. 

vii.142A 

Sealings with name of Askut fort. 

%Eaton-Krauss, M. in JEA 84 (1998), 205-7 fig. 1 (from Davies) 

Left half 


i 2 .27(5)A 

(5) Deceased and wife, with dog under chair, grand-daughters (?) before them, and banquet with guests 

and female relatives. 

%Eaton-Krauss, M. in JEA 84 (1998), 207-9 pl. xxii [2] 

Upper part 

Karnak. Position Unknown. Chapel of Hatshepsut. 

ii 2 .278A 

Block statue of Senenmut, quartzite, temp. Hatshepsut, in London, British Museum, EA 1513. 

%Eaton-Krauss, M. in JEA 84 (1998), 207-9 pl. xxii [1] 

Upper part 


ii 2 .278A 

Statue of Senenmut, black granite, temp. Hatshepsut, in London, British Museum, EA 174. 

%see Eaton-Krauss, M. in JEA 84 (1998), 209-10 (as between Amun and Amunet) 

Karnak. Festival Temple. Room XXXVIII. 

ii 2 .123(30) 

Remains of statue group, Tuthmosis III between [Amun and Mut]. 

%Thomson, J. in JEA 84 (1998), 215-20 pls. xxii [3], xxiii 

Deir el-Baḥri. Mentuhotep Temple. Finds from the temple. 




ii 2 .394A 

Fragment of statue of a First Acolyte of Amun, seated on ground, in Glasgow, Art Gallery and Museum, 

07-79y. 


Ṣâ el-Ḥagar (Saïs). Miscellaneous. 

iv.47A 

Inscribed blocks, some from here. 

%Wilson, P. in JEA 85 (1999), 4 pl. i [3] 

Ṣâ el-Ḥagar (Saïs). 

iv.46A 

Remains of monumental structure, perhaps temple. 

%see Gallorini, C. et al. in JEA 85 (1999), 5 

Mît Rahîna. Ptah Enclosure. Subsidiary Buildings. K. Temple of Ramesses II. 

iii 2 .843A 

Re-used blocks of Amenophis III, probably from a bark shrine of Ptah-Sokari as part of the Ptah temple 

complex. 

Inscribed and decorated blocks, including, offering lists and scenes, priests carrying bark of Ptah-Sokari, 

frieze blocks and fragments with cartouches of King. 

%Kirby, C. in JEA 85 (1999), 6 fig. 1 

Gebel el-Sheikh el-Ḥarîdi. Abu el-Nasr necropolis. 

v.16A 

General plan. 

%see Kirby, C. in JEA 85 (1999), 6, 8, on fig. 1 

Gebel el-Sheikh el-Ḥarîdi. Abu el-Nasr necropolis. Tomb 2. 

v.16A 

Description, remains of scenes, including clap-net scene, with plan. 

%see Kirby, C. in JEA 85 (1999), 8-9, on fig. 1 

Gebel el-Sheikh el-Ḥarîdi. Abu el-Nasr necropolis. Tomb 3. 

v.16A 

Description, remains of scenes, with plan. 

%see Kirby, C. in JEA 85 (1999), 8-9, 10 on fig. 1 

Gebel el-Sheikh el-Ḥarîdi. Abu el-Nasr necropolis. Rock-tombs. 

v.16A 

Survey, 1998-1999. Description of tombs on the upper terrace (3, 4, 8-27), tombs on the lower terrace (2, 

28-40), and tombs on the lower slope (5, 41-93). 

%see Kirby, C. in JEA 85 (1999), 9-10 (suggests second burial in Middle Kingdom) 

322 




323 

Gebel el-Sheikh el-Ḥarîdi. Abu el-Nasr necropolis. Tomb 1. Finds. 

v.16A 

Fragments from wooden models. 

%see Kirby, C. in JEA 85 (1999), 13 

Gebel el-Sheikh el-Ḥarîdi. Ezbet Zohary necropolis. 

v.16A 

Survey, 1998-1999. Description. 

%Kirby, C. in JEA 85 (1999), 13 fig. 2 

Gebel el-Sheikh el-Ḥarîdi. Ezbet Zohary necropolis. Tomb 207. ...inu(?). Probably 1st Int. Period. 

v.16A 

South wall of corridor. Standing figure of deceased. 

%Kemp, B. in JEA 85 (1999), 14-16 fig. 1 

El-aAmârna. Great Official Palace. Buildings south of Palace. 

iv.198A 

1998-9 excavations. Description with plan. 

%see Kemp, B. in JEA 85 (1999), 14 

El-aAmârna. Great Official Palace. Buildings south of Palace. 

iv.198A 

Seal impression on brick with name of building, ‘Beauty of the Lord of the Two Lands’. 

%Kemp, B. in JEA 85 (1999), 16 pl. ii [1] 

El-aAmârna. Buildings south of Palace. 

iv.198A 

Blue faience fragment of face of probably royal statue. 

%see Kemp, B. in JEA 85 (1999), 17-18 


iv.198A 

1998-9 excavations. Description. 

%see Kemp, B. in JEA 85 (1999), 17 pl. ii [3] 

El-aAmârna. North Palace. Green Room. 

iv.195A 

Reconstruction and view. 

%Spencer, N. in JEA 85 (1999), 56, 58 [1, 2] figs. 1, 2 pl. vii [1, 2] 

Samannûd. Temple of Onuris-Shu. Blocks. 

iv.43A 

Two granite blocks of Nektanebos II, one with Nile-god, one found in Mehalla el-Kubra, Gawash 

mosque, and the other in Samannûd, Sharia Dahab. 




324 

%Spencer, N. in JEA 85 (1999), 58-9 [3-5] fig. 3 pl. viii [1] (4, 5 = Edgar in ASAE xi, 91 [1, 2]) 


iv.43A 

Three red granite fragments of cornice of Philip Arrhidaeus. 

%Spencer, N. in JEA 85 (1999), 59 [6] fig. 4 pl. viii [2] (= Edgar in ASAE xi, 91-2 [3, fig. [left]]) 

Left piece 


iv.43A 

Red granite block in two pieces, Alexander II offers sphinx to Onuris-Shu etc.. 

%Spencer, N. in JEA 85 (1999), 61-73 [7-29] figs. 5-27 pls. ix-xiii (Nos. 8, 13, 15, 19, 20 = Edgar in 

ASAE xi, 92-4 [5, 8, 6b, 7, 10]) 


iv.43A 

Inscribed and decorated blocks without royal names, some found in Mehalla el-Kubra, and other localities. 

%Spencer, N. in JEA 85 (1999), 73-4 [30] fig. 28 

8 

Block, three kneeling women, probably mert-singers, probably from Busiris, Dyn. XXV. (In Samannûd, 

SCA building). 

%Spencer, N. in JEA 85 (1999), 74 pl. xiv [2-4] 


iv.43A 

Fragments from red granite columns, capitals and drums. 

%Eaton-Krauss, M. in JEA 85 (1999), 113-16, 121-2 pl. xviii 

Karnak. Objects. 

ii 2 .283-4A 

Double-statue, Sennufer and wife Sentnay seated, with daughter Mutnefert standing between them, and 

daughters in relief on sides, granite, temp. Amenophis II-Tuthmosis IV, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, CG 

42126. 

%Eaton-Krauss, M. in JEA 85 (1999), 114 pl. xix [1, 2] 


i 2 .789A 

Statue of Sennufer and wife Sentnay, both twice represented, (headless), with daughter in relief on seat, 

black granite, temp. Amenophis II, in London, British Museum, EA 113. 

%Eaton-Krauss, M. in JEA 85 (1999), 126, pl. xix [3] (from Carter MSS I.A.240) 

Valley of the Kings. KV 42, Tuthmosis II (?). Finds. 

i 2 .559A 

One foundation deposit of Merytre Hatshepsut, wife of Tuthmosis III, found in situ near entrance. 




325 

%see Eaton-Krauss, M. in JEA 85 (1999), 122-7 

Valley of the Kings. KV 42, Tuthmosis II (?). 

i 2 .559A 

Discussion of the tomb and its ownership. 

%see Eaton-Krauss, M. in JEA 85 (1999), 127-9 


ii 2 .279A 

By north wall, two stelae, in London, British Museum, EA 1515 and EA 1516. 

Discussion of both and possible provenance. 

%Dodson, A. in JEA 85 (1999), 133 fig. 1 

Valley of the Kings. KV 15, Sethos II. 

i 2 .532A 

Plan showing scheme of decoration. 

%Dodson, A. in JEA 85 (1999), 133-4, 137 pls. xx [1, 2, 3] 

Scenes 1 and 2 and beginning of 3 


i 2 .532(2)A 

(2)Three scenes. 

%Dodson, A. in JEA 85 (1999), 134-5 pls. xx [4], xxi [1] 

Scenes 1 and 2 


i 2 .532(3)A 

(3) Three scenes 

%Dodson, A. in JEA 85 (1999), 135 pl. xxi [2] 

Left inner jamb, cartouches of King. 


i 2 .533(7)A 

Outer lintel, jambs, and thicknesses. 

%Dodson, A. in JEA 85 (1999), 135 pl. xxi [3](illustration = pl. xxi [4]) 

Left inner thickness, King 


i 2 .533(7)A 

(7)Outer lintel, jambs, and thicknesses. 

%Dodson, A. in JEA 85 (1999), 137 pl. xxi [4](illustration = pl. xxi [3]) 

Right inner thickness, Maat kneeling 


i 2 .532(1)A 




326 

Outer lintel, jambs and thicknesses. 

%Thomas, S. in JEA 85 (1999), 232-5 fig. 1 pl. xxviii 

802-059-175 

Statuette of seated Isis ‘the hidden one’ nursing child Horus, dedicated by Sihathor good name Psametek, 

son of Haremsaf and woman Sekhmetnefert, with cartouches of Psammetikhos II and Apries on sides of 

throne, siltstone, probably temp. Apries, formerly in Sir H. Wellcome colln., now in London, Petrie 



Ṣâ el-Ḥagar (Saïs). Miscellaneous. 

iv.48A 

Block with upper part of double crown, said to come from village of Damat. 

%see Jeffreys, D. et al. in JEA 86 (2000), 11-12 

Mît Rahîna. Ptah Enclosure. Subsidiary Buildings. K. Temple of Ramesses II. 

iii 2 .843A 

Re-used blocks of Amenophis III, including name-frieze blocks with cartouches of Nebmaatre protected 

by solar falcons on nbw (gold) signs. 

%Kemp, B. in JEA 86 (2000), 14, 16 figs. 1, 2 (from Lepsius) 

Tell el-aAmârna. Great Official Palace. Buildings south of Palace. 

iv.198A 

Excavations, 1999-2000. Description with plans. 


Tell el-aAmârna. Great Official Palace. Buildings south of Palace. 

iv.198A 

Seal impressions on bricks, some with variants of name of building. 

%Kemp, B. in JEA 86 (2000), 17 pl. ii [2] (ill. of one) 

Tell el-aAmârna. Small Aten Temple. 

iv.197A 

Four sandstone blocks with remains of texts and, on one, a scene, with patterns of erasures. 

%Rose, P. in JEA 86 (2000), 19-21 pl. iii [1] 

Qaṣr Ibrîm. 

vii.92A 

Excavation report, 1999-2000, with view. 

%Fiore-Marochetti, E. in JEA 86 (2000), 44 pl. vi [1] 

Hawâra. Crocodile Cemetery. 

iv.102A 

Block, butchery scene, and remainder of scene, man with instruments(?) [=Petrie, Kahun pl. xi [7]], in 




327 

Oxford, Ashmolean Museum, 1889.1018. 

%Fiore-Marochetti, E. in JEA 86 (2000), 44 pl. vi [1] 


iv.102A 

Block, man leading bull [=Petrie, Kahun pl. xi [6]], in Oxford, Ashmolean Museum, 1889.1019. 

%Fiore-Marochetti, E. in JEA 86 (2000), 44 pl. vii [1] 


iv.102A 

Block from tomb of Ameny-senb-nebuu, deceased seated at table [=Petrie, Kahun pl. xi [2]], in Oxford, 

Ashmolean Museum, 1889.1021. 

%Fiore-Marochetti, E. in JEA 86 (2000), 45 pl. vii [2] 

Hawâra. Cemeteries North of Pyramid. Various. 

iv.102A 

Block, bark with figures, in Oxford, Ashmolean Museum, 1889.1020. 

%Fiore-Marochetti, E. in JEA 86 (2000), 45-6 pl. viii [1] 


iv.102A 

Blocks from tomb of Ameny-senb-nebuu, block with text, part of appeal to the living [=Petrie, Kahun pl. 

xi [4]], in Oxford, Ashmolean Museum, 1889.1022. 

%Fiore-Marochetti, E. in JEA 86 (2000), 46-7 pl. viii [2, 3] 


iv.102A 

Blocks from tomb of Ameny-senb-nebuu, block with upper part of deceased and inscription including part 

of CT Spell 788 [=Petrie, Kahun pl. xi [3]], in Oxford, Ashmolean Museum, 1889.1034. 

%Gozzoli, R. B. in JEA 86 (2000), 67-72 fig. 1 pls. ix, x 

801-763-282 

Upper part of probably kneeling statue of a Hereditary prince, etc. (right shoulder and arm lost), with 

remains of three columns of text mentioning Osiris foremost of Ḥwt-bjt (Sais) on back pillar, and pectoral 

with figures of Neith and Psammetikhos II on chest and cartouche on shoulder, basalt, temp. 

Psammetikhos II, in London, British Museum, EA 37891. (Probably from Ṣâ el-Ḥagar.) 

%Gozzoli, R. B. in JEA 86 (2000), 75-6 [6] figs. 1, 2 pl. xi (as black basalt) 

801-735-380 

Statue of man holding Osiris, fragment of middle part, dedicated by sons Ankh-psametek and Weḥebre, 

etc., black granite, probably temp. Necho II, in Stockholm, Medelhavsmuseet, NME 78. 




328 

%Riggs, C. in JEA 86 (2000), 125, 128-9, 131, 138-9, 144 [26] pl. xix [1] 

Deir el-Baḥri. Priests’ Tombs. Dyn. XXI and XXIII. Various. 

i 2 .630A 

Roman burial. Cartonnage, in Brooklyn NY, Brooklyn Museum of Art, 52.128. 

%Galán, J. in JEA 86 (2000), 145-7 fig. 1 (suggests same man as Ankhu PM iii 2 .100-101) 

8 

Drum of false door of Ankhu, Crew commander of kz-ships, Director of the per-nu sanctuary, Dyn. IV, 

probably from Gîza, in Cordoba, The Royal Academy 1981.1.299. 

%Galán, J. in JEA 86 (2000), 148-50 fig. 2 (from Crum in Gardiner Notebook 66) 

Ṣaqqâra. West of the Step Pyramid. Pernezu. 

iii 2 .611-12A 

False door. Upper part, formerly in Lee and Amhurst Collections. 

%Rzepka, S. in JEA 86 (2000), 150-5 fig. 3 (reconstruction) pl. xix [2] 

Reconstruction 

Abûṣîr. D. Pyramid attributed to Raneferef. Finds. 

iii 2 .340A 

Fragmentary seated royal statue with hawk, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 98171. 

%Rzepka, S. in JEA 86 (2000), 153 fig. 2 

Gîza. Central Field. Kadua. Serdab. 

iii 2 .245A 

Statue of deceased standing, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 72218. 

%Taylor, J. in JEA 86 (2000), 155, 158 fig. 1 pls. xx [left]. xxi [left (from drawing by Edward Standley 

Poole)] 

Thebes. Draa Abû el-Nagaa. Dynasty XVII Cemetery. Antef (Sekhemre-Wepmaet). 

i 2 .603A 

Coffin E, dedicated by brother Antef, in Paris, Musée du Louvre, E.3019. 

%Taylor, J. in JEA 86 (2000), 155, 158 fig. 2 [left and bottom right] pls. xx [right]. xxi [right (from 

drawing by Edward Stanley Poole)] 

Thebes. DraaAbû el-Nagaa.Dynasty XVII Cemetery. Antef (Sekhemre-Heruhirmaet)). 

i 2 .603A 

Coffin F, found in cache with coffin F, in Paris, Musée du Louvre, E.3020. 

%Taylor, J. in JEA 86 (2000), 158 fig. 2 [upper right (from drawing by Edward Stanley Poole)] 

Text 

Thebes. Draa Abû el-Nagaa. Dynasty XVII Cemetery. Antef (Sekhemre-Wepmaet). 

i 2 .603A 

Inscribed mummy cloth from here or burial below (Antef (Sekhemre-Heruhirmaet)). 




329 

%Shortland, A. in JEA 86 (2000), 160-1 pl. xxii [1] 

Two vases in IV. 

Thebes. TT 100, Rekhmire. 

i 2 .207(4)A 

(4) [Deceased] with attendants inspects five registers. 

%Shortland, A. in JEA 86 (2000), 161 pl. xxii [2] 

One vase in I. 


i 2 .139(13)A 

(13)Two registers. I, II, relatives offer to deceased and wife. 

%see Hamernik, G. in JEA 86 (2000), 168, 171 

Ṣaqqâra. North of the Step Pyramid. Tomb with Sarcophagi of Dyn. XXX. 

iii 2 .504A 

Tjaiharpata, year 15 Naktanabos II, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, CG 29306. Discussion of provenance. 

%Hamernik, G. in JEA 86 (2000), 168, 171 fig. 2 pls. xxvi, xxvii 

Ṣaqqâra. North of the Step Pyramid. Finds. Sarcophagi. 

iii 2 .507A 

Esshu-tefnut, early Ptolemaic, in Vienna Museum, Inv. I. 


Ṣâ el-Ḥagar (Saïs). Kom Rebwa. 

iv.47A 

Fragment of a statuette. 



iv.47A 

Fragment of a granite offering table. 

%see Wilson, P. in JEA 87 (2001), 6-7 [top] 


iv.47A 

Results of survey 2000 and 2001 - presence of large Ramesside to Saite buildings. 

%see Spencer, J. in JEA 87 (2001), 10-11 

Tell Belim (probably Heracleopolis Parva). Temple enclosure. 

iv.7A 

Survey 2000-01 - EES. 

%see Spencer, J. in JEA 87 (2001), 10 

Tell Belim (probably Heracleopolis Parva). Temple enclosure. 




330 

iv.7A 

Block with hieroglyphic inscription. 

%see Johnson, W. in Jeffreys, D. et al. in JEA 87 (2001), 15 

Mît Rahîna. K. Temple of Ramesses II. Other blocks. 

iii 2 . 845A 

Re-used blocks of Amenophis III. Block in three fragments, one with relief of bark of Ptah-Sokari. 

%see Johnson, W. in Jeffreys, D. et al. in JEA 87 (2001), 15 

Mît Rahîna. K. Temple of Ramesses II. Other blocks. 

iii 2 . 845A 

Re-used blocks of Amenophis III. Block with name frieze of Amenophis III, with falcons, vultures, and 

cartouches of King. 


El-aAmârna. Quarries. Limestone quarry near Sheikh Said. New Kingdom. 

iv.237A 

Ceiling, pattern of red painted lines with annotations, probably connected with management of quarry. 


El-aAmârna. Quarries. Limestone quarry H. Dyn. XVIII. 

iv.237A 

Ceiling. Red painted patterns. 

%see Kemp, B. in JEA 87 (2001), 18, 20 figs. 1. 2 pl. i [1, 2] 

El-aAmârna. 

iv.192A 

EES survey 2000-01 with maps and aerial views of cemetery areas. 

%see Rose, P. in JEA 87 (2001), 22 

Qaṣr Ibrîm. Finds. 

vii.94A 

Fragments of inscribed painted cloth with shrine and rows of baboons. 

%Spencer, N. A. in JEA 87 (2001), 23, 25, 28 fig. 1 [1] pl. ii [1, 2] 

Samannûd. 

iv.43A 

Discussion of site of temple with map showing position, and views, temple blocks in their present location 

and remains of temple. 

%Leahy, A. and Mathieson, I. in JEA 87 (2001), 33-40 figs. 1, 2 

Saqqâra. Tombs Position Unknown. Niankhnesut. 

iii 2 .694A 

Description with map showing position of tomb, and plan. 




%Leahy, A. and Mathieson, I. in JEA 87 (2001), 34-5, 40-1 fig. 3 

Ṣaqqâra. Tombs Position Unknown. Niankhnesut. 

iii 2 .694(1)A 

(1) Entrance. Lintel, with no trace of inscription, and jambs, name and titles of deceased with standing 

figure of deceased below accompanied by ka priests, Iu and Khesi on the left jamb, and Khesi on the right. 

%see Leahy, A. and Mathieson, I. in JEA 87 (2001), 35-7 


iii 2 .694(2)A 

(2)Room B. Replaced blocks, 1, man carrying calf across river followed by other animals, 2, offering 

bearers and mention of Isesiankh, 3, titles of deceased. 

%see Leahy, A. and Mathieson, I. in JEA 87 (2001), 37-8 


iii 2 .694(3)A 

(3)Room C. Replaced blocks, 1, man leading long-horned desert animals, 2, a man holding wild animals 

on leashes including probably a lion and two monkeys. 

%Leahy, A. and Mathieson, I. in JEA 87 (2001), 38-9, 41 fig. 4 pl. iv [2] (south pillar, west side) 


iii 2 .694(4)A 

(4) Room D. Pillars. Titles and name of deceased. 

%Leahy, A. and Mathieson, I. in JEA 87 (2001), 39 pl. v [1] 


iii 2 .694(5)A 

(5)Corridor E. Remains of scene, procession of female offering bearers. 

%Leahy, A. and Mathieson, I. in JEA 87 (2001), 39 pls. iv [3, 4], v [2] 


iii 2 .694(6)A 

(6) Corridor E. Replaced blocks, 1, birds in papyrus thicket, 2, end of boat with leg of man, in papyrus 

thicket, 3, part of bird netting scene, 4, another block with birds, 5, offerings. 

%see Leahy, A. and Mathieson, I. in JEA 87 (2001), 39 


iii 2 .694(7)A 

(7)Doorway. East jamb. Painted offerings. 

%see Leahy, A. and Mathieson, I. in JEA 87 (2001), 39 


iii 2 .694(8)A 

(8)Room F. Offering-table set into east wall and remains of painted scenes of offerings and offering bearers 

including man with birds in a basket. 

331 




332 

%Leahy, A. and Mathieson, I. in JEA 87 (2001), 39, 41-2 fig. 5 pl. iv [1] 


iii 2 .694(9)A 

(9)Room F. Inscribed false door. 

%Leahy, A. and Mathieson, I. in JEA 87 (2001), 39, 42 fig. 6 pl. v [3] 


iii 2 .694(10)A 

(10)Room F. Inscribed bench. 

%Lines, D. in JEA 87 (2001), 43-54 pl. vi fig. 1 

803-027-370 

Round-topped stela, two jackals at top and nine lines of offering text invoking Wepwaut(?) in Abydos, 

etc., on behalf of Hetepmontu, Head of the house, son of woman Tjenti, with many other names and 

incomplete figure of seated Hetepmontu in bottom left corner, Dyn. XIII, in Birmingham, Birmingham 

University, Department of Ancient History and Archaeology. 

%Schorsch, D. in JEA 87 (2001), 65-6 pl. ix [1] (as Osiris between ...) 


i 2 .583A 

Pectoral, King between Isis and Nephthys as vultures, 261O, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 61946. 

%Schorsch, D. in JEA 87 (2001), 69 pl. x [2] 


i 2 .583A 

Pectoral, King between Ptah and Sekhmet, with ḥeḥ-figure and royal ka behind them, 267Q, in Cairo, 

Egyptian Museum, JE 61941. 

%Schorsch, D. in JEA 87 (2001), 69-70 pl. x [3] 


i 2 .576A 

Throne, 91, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 62028. 

%Baines, J. and Riggs, C. in JEA 87 (2001), 103-11, 113-15, 117-18 pls. xiii [1, 2], xiv [1-3] (as travertine 

and Dyn. XXX or early Ptolemaic) 

800-940-600 

Upper part of royal statue, wearing nemes, right shoulder lost, arragonite, probably early Ptolemaic, in 

London, British Museum, EA 941. 

%Baines, J. and Riggs, C. in JEA 87 (2001), 107-11, 115-16 pls. xiii [3, 4]. xiv [4](pls. from Firth and 

Quibell) 

Saqqâra. Step Pyramid of Netjerikhet. Serdab Court. 

iii 2 .414A 

Statue of Netjerikhet seated, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 49158. 




333 

%Baines, J. and Riggs, C. in JEA 87 (2001), 113 pl. xv [2-4] 


iii 2 .828A 

Bronze base for statuette of Ptah, with name of Netjerikhet on back. 

%Lull, J. in JEA 87 (2001), 181-2 fig. 1(from Montet) 

Ṣân el-Ḥagar (Tanis). Royal Tombs. V, Sesonchis III. 

iv.26A 

Re-used blocks from tomb of Ankhefenamun. One with scene of enthronement of Osiris from Book of 

the Dead. 

%Lull, J. in JEA 87 (2001), 182 fig. 2 (from Montet) 

Ṣân el-Ḥagar (Tanis). Royal Tombs. I, Osorkon II. 

iv.26A 

Room 1. South wall. Scene of enthronement of Osiris from Book of the Dead. 

%Lull, J. in JEA 87 (2001), 184-5 fig. 4 (from Montet) 

Ṣân el-Ḥagar (Tanis). Royal Tombs. V, Sesonchis III. 

iv.26A 

Re-used blocks from tomb of Khens-hab. One with part of scene, Osiris on throne with devouring 

monster below, from Book of the Dead. 

%Kemp, B. in JEA 88 (2002), 15, 20-1 pl. iv [3] 

El-aAmarna. Town south of Wâdi. House N. 49.18. Renufer. Finds. 

iv.205A 

Limestone pebble with hieratic text of Kener, Guardian of the abode (?) temp. Amenophis IV. 

%see Spencer, J. in JEA 88 (2002), 39-40 

Tell Belim. Temple Enclosure. 

iv.7A 

Block with hieroglyphic inscription containing royal title and beginning of cartouche, User(?) ... re, 

probably Ramesses II, III or VII. 

%Spencer, J. in JEA 88 (2002), 42-3, 45-51 fig. 3 and on fig. 1 

Tell Belim. Temple Enclosure. 

iv.7A 

EES exploration 1999-2002 with plans. 

%Breyer, F. A. K. in JEA 88 (2002), 53-65 figs. (from Dreyer) 

Abydos. Umm el-Qaaâb. Tomb of ‘Scorpion’. U-j. 

v.78A 

Discussion of inscribed material. 

%Dorman, P. F. in JEA 88 (2002), 95-7 (false door and block), 99-110 (false door and block) figs. 1 




(block), 3 (reconstruction) pl. xi (with lintel) 

Ṣaqqâra. Tomb No. 48, Ptahshepses. 

iii 2 .464A 

Lintel of doorway with offering text, and false door (top missing) with biographical text, in London, 

British Museum, EA 682, and block from missing top with cartouches of Sahure and Userkaf in Chicago, 

Oriental Institute, 11048 (moved from iii 2 .349.) 

%Uytterhoeven, I. and Blom-Böer, I. in JEA 88 (2002), 116, 119 fig. 1 (showing position of statues) pl. 

xiv (from Lepsius) (showing position of statues) 

Hawâra. Pyramid. Amenemhet III. 

iv.100A 

Plans of pyramid and labyrinth. 

%Uytterhoeven, I. and Blom-Böer, I. in JEA 88 (2002), 116-119 pl. xii 

Hawâra. Labyrinth. Amenemhet III. 

iv.101A 

Fragment of statue group, a god wearing penis sheath, and another figure, perhaps Amenemhet III. 

%Uytterhoeven, I. and Blom-Böer, I. in JEA 88 (2002), 117 pl. xv [1] 


iv.101A 

Fragment, upper part of royal statue, Dyn. XII, from Petrie excavations, in Copenhagen, Ny Carlsberg 

Glypt. Æ.I.N. 1415. 

%Uytterhoeven, I. and Blom-Böer, I. in JEA 88 (2002), 118-119 pl. xiii 


iv.101A 

Fragment of life-sized statue of a god, perhaps originally a group statue. 

%Uytterhoeven, I. and Blom-Böer, I. in JEA 88 (2002), 118 pl. xv [2] 


iv.101A 

Head of statue, Amenemhet III as god, in Leiden, Rijksmuseum van Oudheden, F.1934/2.89. 

%Broekman, G. P. F. in JEA 88 (2002), 163-78 

Discussion of chronological order and identity of kings 

Karnak. Great Temple. Quay. 

ii 2 .21(1)A 

(1) Texts of heights of the Nile. 

%Dodson, A. in JEA 88 (2002), 182 fig. 1 (drawn from Leclant)(as JE 29254B) 

Karnak. Northern Group. J. Temple of Osiris Pededankh. 

ii 2 .17A 

Lintel, double scenes, left half, Shepenwept II, with Pedehorresnet, offering sistra to Amun, and 

334 




335 

Amenardais II offering image of Maet to Amun and Mut, right half, similar scenes, with Nitocris for 

Amenardais, and Khons for Mut, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 29251bis. 

%Dodson, A. in JEA 88 (2002), 184 pl. xv [3] 

Lintel and upper part of outer jambs 

Thebes. TT 279, Pabasa. 

i 2 .357(2)A 

Outer lintel, bark upheld by a god with Eastern and Western goddesses, etc., jambs and thicknesses, texts. 

%Kemp. B. in JEA 89 (2003), 12, 17-19 pl. 2 [2] 

El-aAmarna. Town. House P. 47 1-3. 

iv.203A 

Fragments of double-statue, Amenophis IV and Nefertiti, seated, two-thirds life-size, granodiorite, 

reconstructed, with belonging head (cast) of Nefertiti, in Berlin 21358. 

%Kemp. B. in JEA 89 (2003), 12 fig. 2 

El-aAmarna. Town. House N. 49. 18. Renufer. 

iv.205A 

Plans. 

%see Kemp. B. in JEA 89 (2003), 12 


iv.205A 

Another pebble with hieratic text. 

%see Kemp. B. in JEA 89 (2003), 12-13 


iv.205A 

Plaster with hieratic text, perhaps from writing-board. 

%Kemp. B. in JEA 89 (2003), 14-16 pl. 2 [1] 

El-aAmarna. North Palace. 

iv.193A 

2003 excavations. Description with aerial view. 

%Rose, P. in JEA 89 (2003), 21 fig. 1 

Qaṣr Ibrîm. Church. Remains of Taharqa temple. 

vii.94A 

2003 excavations. Brief description with plan. 

%Rose, P. in JEA 89 (2003), 23 pl. III [2] (as pl. III [1]) 


vii.94A 

Fresco with name of Taharqa and King offering to a god. 




336 

%Rose, P. in JEA 89 (2003), 23 pl. III [1] (as pl. III [2]) 


vii.94A 

King offering to a god, probably Amun. 

%see Goebs, K. in JEA 89 (2003), 27-37 

Qifṭ. Temple of Amenemhet I and Sesostris I. 

v.125A 

Decree of Antef VIII (Nubkheperre) deposing Teti, from south side of East Doorway, now in Cairo, 

Egyptian Museum, JE 30770 bis. 

% Franke, D. in JEA 89 (2003), 48-9 [A] 

Offering formula 


v.103A 

Stela of Abkau, Dyn. XII, in Turin, Museo Egizio, Cat. 1534. 

% Franke, D. in JEA 89 (2003), 49 [top] 

type of offering formula 

803-032-700 

Round-topped stela, nine lines of offering text and afterlife wishes on behalf of Kemnen good name 

Wepwautnakht, Prophet, with mother Iy and two daughters, and below, Kemnen and wife Henenti, with 

four sons before them, and Nakht (i.e. Kemnen Wepwautnakht) and wife at table with offerings, with a 

small figure of man censing before them, late Dyn. XI or early Dyn. XII, in Turin, Museo Egizio, Cat. 

1513. 

%Franke, D. in JEA 89 (2003), 49 [B] 



v.95A 

Stela of Djaa, year 6 of Sesostris II, in London, British Museum, EA 573. 

%Franke, D. in JEA 89 (2003), 49 [bottom]-50 

803-026-598 

Type of offering formula 

Round-topped stela, date ‘year 17’ and names of Sesostris I, and eight lines of offering text invoking ‘all 

the gods in Abydos’, etc., and address, on behalf of Sisopdu, Overseer of the antechamber of the temple of 

Maet, son of woman Sithapu, and below, two men and two women with offering before seated Sisopdu 

and mother, and row of people at bottom, temp. Sesostris I, formerly in G. Anastasi colln., now in Paris, 

Musée du Louvre, C 166 [E.3108]. (Probably from Abydos.) 

Franke, D. in JEA 89 (2003), 50 [C] 






337 

v.104A 

Stela of Nekhtioker, 1st Int. Period or Dyn XI, in Devonshire Collection at Chatsworth House. 

%Franke, D. in JEA 89 (2003), 50 [bottom] 

Type of offering formula 

803-032-995 

Rectangular stela, four lines of offering text on behalf of Inherthotep, Steward, and father Iy, and 

dedication by (Inherthotep’s) son Iy, Steward, born of woman Hepu, with three registers below, I, 

Inherthotep before seated parents, II, son Mehu before seated Inherthotep and Hepu, III, butcher 

slaughtering ox before seated Iy and wife, temp. Sesostris I or Amenemhet II, in Vienna, Kunsthistorisches 

Museum, Ägyptisch-Orientalische Sammlung, ÄS 90 (Probably from Abydos.). 

%Franke, D. in JEA 89 (2003), 50-1 [D] 


Abydos. Stelae in Cairo Museum. 

v.264A 

Stela of Antef, temp. Sesostris I, No. CG 20542. 

%see Franke, D. in JEA 89 (2003), 51-2 [E] 

Type of offering text 

803-026-228 

Round-topped stela, date ‘year 13' and cartouche of Kheperkare (Sesostris I), and twelve lines with 

offering text mentioning Wepwaut, Heket, Khnum and ‘the gods in Abydos’ and ‘address to the living’ on 

behalf of Dedu, Steward, his brother Renokeri and his (Dedu’s) wife Inet, with Dedu seated below, dog 

under his chair, and three registers of relatives, including wife at table with offerings, temp. Sesostris I, 

formerly in G. d’Athanasi colln. and at Sotheby’s in 1837, now in Durham, Oriental Museum, N.1932. 

(Probably from Abydos.) 

%Franke, D. in JEA 89 (2003), 51-2 [E] 

Type of offering text 

803-026-150 

Round-topped stela, eight lines with date ‘year 14' of Kheperkare (Sesostris I) and offering text on behalf 

of Djebaus, Steward, and wife, and below, the couple seated at table with offerings, with dog under chair 

and son Dedu, Real steward, offering goose to them, and at bottom, five offering bearers approaching a 

rectangular stela, temp. Sesostris I, formerly in G. Anastasi colln., now in Berlin, Ägyptisches Museum, 

1192. (Probably from Abydos.) 

%Frood, E. in JEA 89 (2003), 59, 61-9, 73-81 fig. 1 pl. iv (as U/P) (with translation of text) 

Abydos. Osiris Temple. Kôm el-Sulṭân. 

v.51A 

Stela of Nebwaui, temp. Tuthmosis III, in London, British Museum, EA 1199. 

%Frood, E. in JEA 89 (2003), 61-3, 69-72, 78-81 pl. v (with translation of text) 





338 

v.51A 

Stela of Nebwaui, temp. Tuthmosis III, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, CG 34018. 

% Frood, E. in JEA 89 (2003), 61-3, 72-3, 78 pl. vi [1] (with translation of text) 


v.51A 

Stela of Nebwaui, temp. Tuthmosis III, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, CG 34017. 

%Hardwick, T. in JEA 89 (2003), 117[A], 126-130 [A] pl. viii (as not ancient) 

800-730-300 

Colossal royal head wearing blue crown, perhaps Amenophis III, gabbro, in Birmingham, Barber Institute 

of Fine Arts, 44.1. 

%Hardwick, T. in JEA 89 (2003), 117 [B], 125-6 [B], 131 [B] pl. IX [1, 2] 

800-732-853 

Head of royal statue wearing [blue crown], probably Ramesses II, granodiorite, in private possession in 

Germany in 1985. 

%see Hardwick, T. in JEA 89 (2003), 123 [C], 131 [C] (as granodiorite) 


ii 2 .138A 

Statue of Tuthmosis III (q), seated, with nine name-rings on base, diorite or porphyry, usurped by 

Psusennes(?) and Sesonchis I, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, CG 42192. 

%see Hardwick, T. in JEA 89 (2003), 123 [D], 131 [D] 

800-730-165 

Head of royal statue wearing blue crown, probably Amenophis II, granodiorite, in Baltimore MD, Walters 

Art Museum, 22.229. (‘From Luxor’.) 

%see Hardwick, T. in JEA 89 (2003), 123 [E], 131 [E] 


i 2 .555A 

Head of King wearing blue crown, wood, originally gilded, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, CG 24635 (JE 

32496). 

%see Hardwick, T. in JEA 89 (2003), 123 [F], 132 [F](as granodiorite and probably Amenophis II) 

800-731-050 

Head of royal statue wearing blue crown, grey granite, mid-Dyn. XVIII, in Chicago IL, Field Museum of 

Natural History, A.105183. 

%see Hardwick, T. in JEA 89 (2003), 123 [G], 132 [G] (as granodiorite) 

800-725-640 

Upper part of royal statue, wearing blue crown, probably Amenophis II, diorite, in New York NY, 




339 


%see Hardwick, T. in JEA 89 (2003), 126 [H], 132 [H] (as Amenophios II or Tuthmosis IV) 

800-731-520 

Head wearing blue crown, remains of text on back pillar, middle Dyn. XVIII, in Leipzig Ägyptisches 

Museum, Inv. 1640. 

%see Hardwick, T. in JEA 89 (2003), 132-3 [I] 

800-731-790 

Head of royal statue wearing blue crown, probably Tuthmosis IV, steatite, in Munich, Staatliche 

Sammlung Ägyptischer Kunst, ÄS 6770. 

%see Hardwick, T. in JEA 89 (2003), 126 [J], 133 [J] (as granodiorite) 

800-732-020 

Head of royal statue wearing blue crown, probably Tuthmosis IV, grey granite, in Paris, Musée du 

Louvre, E.10599. 

%see Hardwick, T. in JEA 89 (2003), 129 [K], 133 [K] 

Head of King wearing blue crown 

Karnak. Temple of Monthu. Hypostyle. Room VI. 

ii 2 .9A 

Statue-group, Amenophis III kneeling in ḥeb-sed dress protected by Amun. Head of King wearing blue 

crown, in Alexandria Museum, 406, remainder (=Karnak I, 8-9 fig. 11 pl. xv). 

%see Hardwick, T. in JEA 89 (2003), 133 [L] 

800-730-415 

Head wearing blue crown, small, probably Amenophis III but made during aAmârna period, in Boston 

MA, Museum of Fine Arts, 11.1506. 

%see Hardwick, T. in JEA 89 (2003), 133 [M] 


i 2 .783A 

Statue of Amenophis III, ebony with gilt overlay, in Brooklyn NY, Brooklyn Museum of Art, 48.28. 

%see Hardwick, T. in JEA 89 (2003), 134 [N] 

Karnak. Cachette. Royal Statues. 

ii 2 .139A 

Amenophis III (d), protected by Amun, headless, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, CG 42086. 

%see Hardwick, T. in JEA 89 (2003), 126 [O], 134 [O] 


ii 2 .140A 

Amenophis III (h), head, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 38597. 




340 

%see Hardwick, T. in JEA 89 (2003), 134 [P] (as Amenophis III) 

Karnak. Great Temple. Hypostyle. Finds. 

ii 2 .51A 

Royal head, damaged, Dyn. XVIII, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 52541. 

%see Hardwick, T. in JEA 89 (2003), 134 [Q] 

800-745-100 

Head of royal statuette wearing blue crown, probably Amenophis III, bronze, in Cambridge, Fitzwilliam 

Museum, E.GA.4504.1943. 

%see Hardwick, T. in JEA 89 (2003), 120 [R], 134 [R](as perhaps ushabti) 


i 2 .774A 

Head wearing blue crown, probably Amenophis III, diorite, in Chicago IL, Oriental Institute Museum, 

16687. 

%see Hardwick, T. in JEA 89 (2003), 127 [S], 135 [S] 

800-731-110 

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

OH, Cleveland Museum of Art, 1952.513. 

%see Hardwick, T. in JEA 89 (2003), 135 [T] 

800-731-270 

Head of royal statue wearing blue crown, glazed steatite, probably Amenophis III, formerly in Lord 

Prudhoe colln., now in Durham, Oriental Museum, N.498. 

%see Hardwick, T. in JEA 89 (2003), 135 [V] 

Kôm Medînet Ghurab. Finds. 

iv.113A 

Wooden statuette of Amenophis III, in Hildesheim Museum, 53a. 

%see Hardwick, T. in JEA 89 (2003), 135-6 [W] 

800-731-422 

Head of royal statue wearing blue crown, Dyn. XVIII, calcite, at Sotheby’s in 1990, now in Hildesheim, 

Roemer- und Pelizaeus-Museum, Pelizaeus-Museum, 6221. 

%see Hardwick, T. in JEA 89 (2003), 136 [X] 

Faras. Mastaba Field. 

vii.125A 

Head wearing blue crown, steatite, Amenophis III or Tutankhamun, in Khartûm Museum, 5829. 

%see Hardwick, T. in JEA 89 (2003), 136 [Y] 

800-745-790 

Statuette of seated king wearing blue crown, probably Amenophis III, bronze, in Lausanne, Fondation J.- 




341 

E. Berger, in 1998. 

%see Hardwick, T. in JEA 89 (2003), 136 [Z] 

800-731-550 

Head of royal statuette wearing blue crown, probably Amenophis III, faience, formerly in W. MacGregor 

colln. and at Sotheby’s in 1922, now in Lisbon, Museu Calouste Gulbenkian, Inv. 139. 

%see Hardwick, T. in JEA 89 (2003), 125 [AA], 127 [AA], 129 [AA], 136 [AA](as Amenophis III) (as red 

quartzite) 

Objects from Theban Temples. 

ii 2 .533A 

Head of Ramesses II, quartzite, in London, British Museum, EA 30448. 

%see Hardwick, T. in JEA 89 (2003), 136-7 [BB] (as granodiorite) 

800-731-740 

Head of royal statue wearing blue crown, right part, black granite, late Dyn. XVIII or Dyn. XIX, formerly 

in G. Acerbi colln., now in Mantua, Galleria e Museo di Palazzo Ducale, Inv. 186. 

%see Hardwick, T. in JEA 89 (2003), 137 [CC] (as brown quartzite) 

Mît Rahîna. Ptah Enclosure. Subsidiary buildings and monuments. 

iii 2 .840A 

Quartzite head of Amenophis III, uninscribed, allegedly from here, in New York NY, Metropolitan 

Museum of Art, 56.138. 

%see Hardwick, T. in JEA 89 (2003), 127-9 [DD], 137[DD] 

800-732-000 

Head of royal statue wearing blue crown, no text but no doubt Amenophis III, granodiorite, formerly in 

B. Drovetti colln., now in Paris, Musée du Louvre, A 25 [N.25]. 

%see Hardwick, T. in JEA 89 (2003), 137 [EE] 

800-732-740 

Left part of head of royal statuette wearing blue crown, probably Amenophis III, schist, in Basel, Münzen 

und Medaillen A. G., in 1972. 

%see Hardwick, T. in JEA 89 (2003), 137 [FF] (as granodiorite) 

800-730-352 

Head of royal statue wearing blue crown, probably Amenophis IV, much damaged, black basalt, in 

Bologna, Museo Civico Archeologico, 1802. 

%see Hardwick, T. in JEA 89 (2003), 119 [GG], 137 [GG] (as probably usurped from Tutankhamun) 


ii 2 .140A 

(k) Amenophis IV or Ay holding standard, wooden, usurped by Haremhab, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, 




342 

CG 42095. 

%see Hardwick, T. in JEA 89 (2003), 126 [HH], 137-8 [HH] 

El-aAmarna. Miscellaneous. 

iv.234A 

Head of Amenophis IV. 

%see Hardwick, T. in JEA 89 (2003), 127 [II], 138 [II] 

Tanis. Great Temple. Transverse Line of Royal Statues. 

iv.20A 

Double-statue, Ramesses II, with goddess, probably Mut or Anat, granite, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, 

Temp. No. 27.5.67.1. 

%see Hardwick, T. in JEA 89 (2003), 127 [JJ], 128 [JJ], 138 [JJ] 

Karnak. Objects. Statues. 

ii 2 .290A 

Painted quartzite head of Amenmesse (belongs to statue Bibl. ii 2 .52), in New York NY, Metropolitan 


%see Hardwick, T. in JEA 89 (2003), 126 [KK], 138 [KK] (as granodiorite) 

800-732-701 

Head of royal statue wearing blue crown, probably Ramesses II, granite, formerly in J. A. Josephson colln. 

and on loan to Brooklyn NY, Brooklyn Museum of Art, L 76.10.1, then at Sotheby’s (New York) in 

1985, in Paris, Galerie des Saints Pères, in 1987, at Sotheby’s in 1989, and again at Sotheby’s (New York) 

in 1993. 

%see Hardwick, T. in JEA 89 (2003), 138 [LL] (as brown quartzite) 

800-732-636 

Head of royal statue wearing blue crown, probably Ramesses II, quartzite, formerly in N. M. and A. 

Heeramaneck colln. and on loan to Brooklyn NY, Brooklyn Museum of Art, L78.17.36, then at Christie’s 

(New York) in 1992 and in private possession in New York, on loan to Brooklyn NY, Brooklyn Museum 

of Art, in 1994. 

%see Hardwick, T. in JEA 89 (2003), 138-9 [MM] 

800-703-600 

Statuette of king wearing blue crown, wood, probably Dyn. XIX (with some modern restoration), wood, 

in Paris, Musée du Louvre, N.443 [A.F.505]. 

%see Hardwick, T. in JEA 89 (2003), 119 [NN], 123 [NN], 126 [NN], 139 [NN] (as Turin Mus. 4573 

and granodiorite) 

Karnak. From Rifaud excavations. 

ii 2 .214A 

Statues of Ramesses II, seated, with statuettes of Queen Nefetari on left and of Prince Amenhirkhshef on 

right, granite, in Turin, Museo Egizio, Cat. 1380. 




%see Hardwick, T. in JEA 89 (2003), 139 [OO] 

800-745-950 

Statuette of squatting naked child wearing blue crown, with a scarab and sun-disc on back, bronze, late 

Dyn. XVIII or XIX, in private possession in 1984. 

%see Hardwick, T. in JEA 89 (2003), 139 [PP] ( as probably not ancient) 

800-730-520 

Head of colossal royal statue wearing blue crown, perhaps Amenophis III, diorite, in Brooklyn NY, 

Brooklyn Museum of Art, 59.19. 

%see Hardwick, T. in JEA 89 (2003), 119 [QQ],139-40 [QQ] (head as Dyn. XIX-XX, crown as temp. 

Amenophis IV) 

800-731-560 

Head of royal statuette wearing blue crown, possibly from two different sources, formerly in D. M. 

Fouquet colln. and in Paris, Galerie Georges Petit, in 1922, now in Lisbon, Museu Calouste Gulbenkian, 

Inv. 48. 

%see Hardwick, T. in JEA 89 (2003), 127 [RR], 140 [RR] (as not ancient) 

800-732-510 

Head of colossal royal statue wearing blue crown, perhaps Amenophis III, granite, in E. Ascher colln. 

%see Hardwick, T. in JEA 89 (2003), 127 [SS], 140 [SS](as not ancient) 

800-732-511 

Head of colossal royal statue wearing blue crown, colossal, perhaps Amenophis III, red quartzite, in E. 

Ascher colln. 

%see Hardwick, T. in JEA 89 (2003), 127 [TT], 140 [TT](as not ancient) 

800-732-570 

Colossal royal head wearing blue crown, colossal, possibly Amenophis III, red granite, in J. Brun colln. 

%see Hardwick, T. in JEA 89 (2003), 141 [UU] (as not ancient) 

800-732-880 

Royal head wearing blue crown, perhaps Ramesses II, basalt, in private possession in Holland in 1931. 

%see Hardwick, T. in JEA 89 (2003), 141 [VV] (as doubtful) 

800-732-579 

Head of royal statue wearing blue crown, perhaps Amenophis III, at Christie’s (New York), in 2003. 

%see Stevens, A. in JEA 89 (2003), 146 (as House T.41.1.) 

El-aAmarna. Town. Official Residence of Panehesi. House R.42.2. 

iv.201A 

Shrine. 

%Stevens, A. in JEA 89 (2003), 164 pl. xi [3] 

343 




344 

El-aAmarna. Town north of Wâdi. House P.47.4. 

iv.204A 

Remains of ancestor bust, in Berlin, Ägyptisches Museum, 25847. 

%Hoffmeier, J. and El-Maksoud, M. in JEA 89 (2003), 173 fig. 1 pl. x 

Sinai. North Sinai. Tell el-Borg. 

vii.339A 

Plan of area with satellite image. 

%Hoffmeier, J. and El-Maksoud, M. in JEA 89 (2003), 177 fig. 3 


vii.339A 


%Hoffmeier, J. and El-Maksoud, M. in JEA 89 (2003), 177-8 figs. 4, 5 


vii.339A 

Decorated blocks, including one showing a deity and remains of a serekh, another an arm in archer’s pose. 

%see Hoffmeier, J. and El-Maksoud, M. in JEA 89 (2003), 179-80 


vii.339A 

Decorated blocks, including one with scene, deity offering sword to King to encourage him to expand his 

borders (probably from a temple pylon). 

%Hoffmeier, J. and El-Maksoud, M. in JEA 89 (2003), 181 figs. 7, 8 


vii.339A 

Jar handles with cartouches of Smenkhkare and Tutankhamun. 



vii.339A 

Inscribed granite fragment mentioning Re and a Ramesses (probably II). 



vii.339A 

Fragment of vessel with cartouche of Amenophis II (from Tomb 4). 

%Hoffmeier, J. and El-Maksoud, M. in JEA 89 (2003), 189 pl. xii [2] 


vii.339A 

Fragment of limestone with inscription of Kha, Weapons bearer, mentioning the Company of Amun, 




345 

temp. Ramesses II. 

%Hoffmeier, J. and El-Maksoud, M. in JEA 89 (2003), 196 fig. 16 (from Chicago, Reliefs) 

Bridge over canal with some captives and men acclaiming on either side in III, 3 

Karnak. Great Temple. Hypostyle. Exterior. 

ii 2 .54(167)A 

(167) Two remaining registers, II and III, four scenes in each. 

%Payraudeau, F. in JEA 89 (2003), 199-201 fig. 1 pls. xiv-xvi 

Objects from Thebes. Coffins. 

i 2 .823A 

Gauseshen, daughter of Tanini (mother), and great-grand-daughter of Harsiesi, Vizier, cartonnage, Dyn. 

XXII-XXIII, in Brooklyn NY, Brooklyn Museum of Art, 34.1223. 

%Vogel, C. in JEA 89 (2003), 239 pl. xxii [1] 

Deir el-Baḥri. Cemeteries connected with the Mentuhotep temple. Cemetery 500. 

i 2 .650A 

View. 

%Hallof, J. in JEA 89 (2003), 251-4 fig. 1 pl. xxiii (as King Yesbokhamani) 


vii.94A 

Two halves of statue of lion (now restored) with name of King Amanislo (in Meroitic hieroglyphs), found 

in staircase in Late Nubian buildings, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 90879, now on display in the 

Nubian Museum, Aswan. 

%Kemp, B. in JEA 90 (2004), 15-17 figs. 1, 3 

El-aAmarna. Town south of Wadi. House N.49.18. Renufer. 

iv.205A 

Description with aerial view and view. 


Additional fragments with cartouche of Ankhkheperure (Smenkhkare) 

El-aAmarna. Town south of Wadi. House N.49.18. Renufer. North Loggia. 

iv.205A 

Jambs of entrance; remains of texts. 

%see Kemp, B. in JEA 90 (2004), 21-3 

El-aAmarna. From various parts of the Town. 

iv.207A 

Numerous statue fragments including the back of a blue crown and the top of a back pillar, still on 

site. 

%Reader, C. in JEA 90 (2004), 66 fig. 4 




346 

Ṣaqqâra. Pyramid-complex of Unis. Mortuary Temple. 

iii 2 .420A 

View of two palm-columns in situ. 

%Reader, C. in JEA 90 (2004), 70 fig. 6 

Pyramid-field of Dahshûr. B. Southern Complex. Causeway (Lower and Upper). 

iii 2 .877A 

Aerial view. 

%Gilbert, G. P. in JEA 90 (2004), 73-4, 78-9 fig. 1. 

Qift. Nagaa Kôm el-Kuffâr. Tomb of Shemai, Vizier, temp. Neferkauhor (Dyn. VIII). 

v.134A 

Description with view showing stelae. 

%Gilbert, G. P. in JEA 90 (2004), 74-5 figs. 2, 3. 


v.134A 

Stela, Shemai standing with offering formula. 

%Gilbert, G. P. in JEA 90 (2004), 76-8 figs. 4, 5. 


v.134A 

Stela, Shemai standing before meat offerings. 

%Gilbert, G. P. in JEA 90 (2004), 78 figs. 6, 7. 


v.134A 

Stela, Shemai seated before libation offerings. 

%Ikram, S. and Rossi, C. in JEA 90 (2004), 211-15 figs. 1, 2. 

West of El-Kharga Oasis. aAin Amûr. 

vii.295A 

Rock inscription. Serekh of a king of Dynasty 0 or early Dynasty I. 


El-aAmarna. Great Official Palace. Finds. 

iv.198A 

Fragments of relief from scene depicting Akhenaton, Nefertiti, and one or more daughters offering to the 

Aten. 

%Kemp, B. in JEA 91 (2005), 24-6 fig. 3 

El-aAmarna. North Palace. 

iv.193A 




347 

Description with view of rear part. 



iv.197A 

Sculptor’s trial piece, with the face of probably Akhenaten. 

%Rose, P. in JEA 91 (2005), 30, 32-3, 35 figs. 1, 2 

Qaṣr Ibrîm. 

vii.92A 

Excavation report, 2005, with plan and view. 

%Rose, P. in JEA 91 (2005), 33 fig. 4 

Qaṣr Ibrîm. Temple 6. 

vii.94A 

Block with cartouche of Tuthmosis II. 

%Raven, M. in JEA 91 (2005), 44 fig. 2 (from de Morgan) 

Text 

Dahshûr. North of the enclosure of Sesostris III. 2. Khnemḥotep. 

iii 2 .896A 

Canopic-chest, sandstone, in Cairo Mus. CG 4048. 

%Espinel, A. in JEA 91 (2005), 55-70 figs. 1, 2 (as probably from Wadi el-Hudi) 

Aswân. Miscell. 

v.242A 

Granite stela of Sireru, Keeper of the Chamber of the Treasury, M. K., in Cairo Mus. JE 86119. 

%Espinel, A. D. in JEA 91 (2005), 59 fig. 4 

801-415-000 

Statuette of Senusert S-n-wsrt Senbebu Snbbw, Steward, son of woman Ankhetenmontu anh.tj-n-mntw, 

igneous rock, 2nd half of Dyn. XII or Dyn. XIII, in Oxford, Ashmolean Museum, 1888.1457. 

%Buckley, I et al. in JEA 91 (2005), 71-82 figs. 1, 3, 7 

Valley of the Kings. KV 39. Uninscribed tomb. 

i 2 .559A 

Description with position of tomb, plan, and view of entrance to burial chamber. 

%Ockinga, B. in JEA 91 (2005), 83, 85, 87-93 figs. 1-4 (as temp. Amenophis III and from Heliopolis) 

803-047-105 and 803-047-106 

Top left part of a stela (803-047-105), two registers, I, ‘his son’ and dedicator of the stela Sha-aa, Chariot 

warrior, with arms in adoration, his wife Ty, Songstress of the temple of Re, etc., and three sons, II, ‘his 

daughter’, ‘her son’ and [‘her daughter’] before Iry, wab priest of the temple of Re, and ‘his sister’ (i.e. 

wife) Bia, together with an offering table (803-047-106) in which the stela was set up, mentioning [Sha-aa 




and] wife Ty, as well as probably his parents Menkheper, Mayor of Heliopolis, and wife Sit-ty, 2nd half of 

Dyn. XVIII, in Adelaide, Classics Museum of Adelaide University. 

%Pino, C. in JEA 91 (2005), 95, 97, 100 figs. 1-3 

Parts, with detail of bartering 

Thebes. TT 57, Khaemḥet. 

i 2 .115(9)A 

(9) Two remaining registers. I, II, Unloading freight-ships, and market. 

%Pino, C. in JEA 91 (2005), 103 fig. 4 

Sub-scene 

Thebes. TT 57, Khaemḥet. 

i 2 .114(8)A 

(8) Two remaining registers, I and II, remains of measuring crop and recording grain. Sub-scene, deceased 

with two offering-bringers (one holding sheaf with quails) offers on braziers to serpent-headed Termuthis 

suckling King as child. 

%Rowland, J. and Wilson, P. in JEA 92 (2006), 11, 13 fig. 5 

Kôm el-Aḥmar. 

iv.67A 

Inscribed red granite block with prenomen of Amasis. 

%see Rowland, J. and Wilson, P. in JEA 92 (2006), 13 

Kôm el-Aḥmar. 

iv.67A 

Red granite block, probably from a naos, with names and titles of Amasis. 


El-aAmarna. 

iv.192A 

Plan of central and southern parts. 


El-aAmarna. Town north of Wâdi. House R. 44.2. Panehesi. 

iv.201A 

Plan of north house. 


El-aAmarna. Boundary Stelae. 

iv.230A 

Plan showing positions. 


El-aAmarna. Boundary Stelae. Stela H. 




348

349 

iv.232A 

View of niche containing stela H. 

%Parcak, S. in JEA 92 (2006), 57 fig. 1 

El-aAmarna. 

iv.192A 

Satellite view. 

%Parcak, S. in JEA 92 (2006), 61 fig. 4 

El-aAmarna. Great Temple. 

iv.195A 

Satellite view. 

%Thompson, K. in JEA 92 (2006), 141-50 figs. 2, 3 

El-aAmarna. Miscell. Statues. 

iv.234A 

Fragmentary dyad of Amenophis IV and Nefertiti. 

%Leahy, A. in JEA 92 (2006), 169-84 figs. 1-5 (as probably from Memphite area) 

801-707-900 

Statue of Shedsunefertem, Greatest of the directors of craftsmen, etc., son of Ankhefensekhmet, Greatest 

of the directors of craftsmen, kneeling holding naos, head and arms lost, with text mentioning Ptah, 

Sekhmet and Hathor Nebthotep, possibly usurped from Khaemweset (son of Ramesses II), basalt, temp. 

Sesonchis I, in London, British Museum, EA 25. 

%see Leahy, A. in JEA 92 (2006), 174-5, 179 

801-765-540 

Head, black granite, Dyn. XXV, formerly in F. W. Bruce and A. Gallatin collns. and at Sotheby’s in 1951, 

now in New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art, 66.99.64. 

%Manniche, L. in JEA 92 (2006), 248 fig. 1 

Karnak. Hypostyle, Finds. 

ii 2 .53A 

Block, ‘talatat’ with lyre-players, lutist, double oboe-player and Syrians with giant lyre in Luxor Mus. 

J.210. 

%Manniche, L. in JEA 92 (2006), 248 fig. 2 

Karnak. Tenth Pylon. Blocks of Amenophis IV, ‘talatat’ 

ii 2 .191A 

Block, female musicians playing harps, lutes and oboe, (Karakol no. 45). 

%Frood, E. in JEA 92 (2006), 250-55 figs. 1(from Petrie), 2, 3 

Abydos. Osiris Temple. Finds. Statues. 

v.47A 




350 

Black granite head of Nebenmaet, High Priest of Abydos, probably temp. Ramesses II, in Manchester 

Mus. 2699. 

%Hardwick, T. in JEA 92 (2006), 255-60 figs. 1, 3 

Cairo. Monuments and re-used blocks found in the city. 

iv.71A 

Fragment of kilt from a royal statue with Golden Horus name of probably Amenmesse, in Cairo Mus. 

Temp. 30.8.64.4. 

%Hardwick, T. in JEA 92 (2006), 258 fig. 2 

Sinai. Temple of Hathor. Portico. Finds. 

vii.357A 

Lower part of double-statue, Ramesses II and Hathor, In Brussels, Mus. Roy. E.5012.

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