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1 online resource (504 pages) |
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Cover; Book Title; Copyrights; Contents; List of tables; List of scenes and texts; List of figures; List of line plates; List of colour plates; Bibliography; Preface; Introduction; Nigel Strudwick; 1.1 Publication structure; 1.2 Recent history and earlier work in TT99; 1.3 The Cambridge Theban Tombs Project; 1.4 Theft and damage; 1.5 Presentation of the material in this volume; 1.6 General description of contexts; Senneferi, his family and related monuments; Nigel Strudwick; 2.1 Senneferi; 2.1.1 Writing of name; 2.1.2 Titles and epithets; 2.1.3 Career; 2.1.4 Dating; 2.2 Family; 2.2.1 Parents |
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2.2.2 Wife2.2.3 A brother?; 2.2.4 Children; 2.2.5 Son-in-law: Amenhotep; 2.3 Monuments of Senneferi other than in TT99; 2.3.1 Block statue in the British Museum, EA 48; 2.3.2 Pair statue, Egyptian Museum, Cairo, CG 1013; 2.3.3 Fragment of a statue, Egyptian Museum, Cairo, CG 1112; 2.3.4 Fragment of block statue, Kunsthistorisches Museum, Wien AS 5978; 2.3.5 Shrine 13 at Gebel Silsila; 2.3.6 Stela from Serabit el-Khadim (199); 2.3.7 A second stela from Serabit el-Khadim (71.93); 2.4 Senneferi on other monuments or documents; 2.4.1 Papyrus Louvre E 3226 |
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2.4.2 Scene in the temple of Serabit el-Khadim (194)2.4.3 Wadi Hammamat inscription 103; 2.4.4 Theban tomb C.3; 2.5 Uncertain possible references; 2.5.1 Karnak; 2.5.2 Hildesheim, RÃœmer und Pelizaeus Museum 5810; 2.6 Summary list of titles and epithets of Senneferi; The geological and geographical setting of TT99; Helen Strudwick and Trevor F Emmett; 3.1 The geographical context (Helen Strudwick); 3.1.1 Location in the necropolis; 3.1.2 Necropolis development, orientation and pathways; 3.2 The geological setting (Trevor F. Emmett); 3.2.1 An outline of Theban geology |
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3.2.2 The interior of TT99The tomb, its architecture and history; Helen Strudwick and Nigel Strudwick; 4.1 Superstructure; 4.2 Facade of the tomb chapel; 4.2.1 Niche; 4.2.2 Side extensions; 4.2.3 Funerary cones; 4.2.4 Courtyard; 4.3 Chapel; 4.3.1 General characterisation of the Chapel; 4.3.2 Entrance doorway; 4.3.3 Front room; 4.3.4 Passage; 4.3.5 Rear room; 4.3.6 Preparation of the wall surfaces; 4.3.7 Damage to the wall paintings; 4.4 Burial Shafts Aâ€"F inside the Chapel; 4.5 The Courtyard burial shafts; 4.5.1 Shaft G; 4.5.2 Shaft H; 4.5.3 Shaft I |
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4.5.4 Construction sequence and history of Shaft IThe decoration of the Chapel; Nigel Strudwick; 5.1 Scene structure; 5.2 Decorative programme, colours and techniques; 5.3 Other fragments of decoration; 5.4 Entrance; 5.4.1 Entrance reveals; 5.5 Front room; 5.5.1 Wall 1: east wall, south of entrance; 5.5.2 Wall 2: south wall; 5.5.3 Wall 3: west wall, south of entrance to Passage; 5.5.4 Wall 4: west wall, north of entrance to Passage; 5.5.5 Wall 5: north wall; 5.5.6 Wall 6: east wall, north of entrance; 5.5.7 Wall 7: west wall, entrance to Passage; 5.6 Passage or Corridor; 5.6.1 Door reveals |
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5.6.2 Wall 8: east wall, over entrance from Front room |
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Sennefer -- Tomb
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Sennefer fast |
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Tombs -- Egypt -- Deir el-Bahri Site
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Grave goods -- Egypt -- Deir el-Bahri Site
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Excavations (Archaeology) -- Egypt -- Deir el-Bahri Site
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Antiquities
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Excavations (Archaeology)
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Grave goods
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Tombs
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Deir el-Bahri Site (Egypt) -- Antiquities
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Egypt -- Deir el-Bahri Site
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Electronic book
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| ISBN |
9781785703348 |
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178570334X |
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