The book delves into the dramatic events of the 6th century Egyptian palace, exploring the intricate dynamics of power and betrayal. It investigates the intriguing possibility that King Teti may have been assassinated by his own bodyguards, shedding light on the political tensions and conspiracies of the era. Through a detailed analysis, the study uncovers the sensational aspects of court life and the implications of such a pivotal event in Egyptian history.
This book explores the role of the artists who created the magnificent tomb paintings of Egypt's Old Kingdom. Challenging the idea that the artists of ancient Egypt were anonymous craftsmen who labored in obscurity to create masterpieces of funerary art, the authors of this volume haveproduced a thorough study, well illustrated with detailed photographs and line drawings, that gives definition to these skilled and valued members of society. This monograph provides an accessible reference on Egyptian art as it appears in wall scenes, and addresses the intriguing question of theartists' identity and individual style.
Focusing on the tomb of Pepyankh the Black, this work highlights its significance as one of the most well-preserved provincial tombs from the Old Kingdom. It features extensive, well-conserved decorations depicting the owner's life and funerary rituals. The Australian Centre for Egyptology's efforts to document and conserve the site have revealed new details, with all scenes and inscriptions presented in vivid photographs and line drawings. Accompanying textual descriptions and translations offer a comprehensive analysis in relation to other tombs of the era.
Focusing on the Middle Kingdom tombs of local rulers Senbi I and Wekhhotep I, this volume provides a comprehensive description of tombs B1 and B2. It features extensive color plates and line drawings, offering rich insights into the art and funeral practices of Egypt's Twelfth Dynasty. The detailed analysis within Report 41 enhances understanding of this historical period and its cultural significance.
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The tenth report on the cemetery of Akhmin publishes the results of the clearing and recording of two small tombs (M51 and M52) and the large, undecorated tomb C8, which offerred interesting architectural features and probably belonged to an important official. Also included is a complete survey of the mountain and an index covering all ten volumes.
The tenth report on the cemetery of Akhmin publishes the results of the clearing and recording of two small tombs (M51 and M52) and the large, undecorated tomb C8, which offerred interesting architectural features and probably belonged to an important official. Also included is a complete survey of the mountain and an index covering all ten volumes.